Golden Hills platting wasn’t the only item on the Cheney Planning Commission’s Sept. 9 agenda. Commission members continued their whirlwind review of the city’s zoning codes, or as planner Brett Lucas put it, the “30,000 foot overview.”
Most of the changes in the nine code chapters reviewed by the commission were administrative having to do with language, numbering, etc. Two chapters, Multi-Family Residential (R-3) and High Density Multi-Family Residential (R-3H) were combined into one – High Density (R-3 and R-3H) Zones, Chapter 21.24.
New in this chapter were requirements for minimum and max...
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