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The Commission unanimously advanced Ordinance 26-17, which would allow accessory dwelling units in most residential zoning districts under limits on size, parking, occupancy, and short-term rentals; a second reading and public hearing is scheduled for June 25, 2026. Commissioners also approved a fireworks permit policy, the August 1 Back-to-School Bash, and received projections of potential property-tax revenue deficits of approximately $7.4 million or $10.7 million under proposed homestead exemptions.
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If ultimately adopted, the accessory dwelling unit rules would allow one ADU on a homesteaded single-family lot, while preserving lot-coverage, parking, design, and location requirements. ADUs could not be sold separately or used as short-term rentals, and the changes are intended to support additional housing and multigenerational living. The City is also evaluating service reductions, user fees, or other revenue measures because proposed homestead exemptions could substantially reduce property-tax revenue. The Fire Department reported earning an ISO Class 1 Protection Rating.
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