Zoning Permits are required for the following projects:
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Zoning Administrator can Approve or Deny
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New Homes - 1 or 2 family dwellings
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Residential Additions
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Accessory Buildings
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Fences
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Swimming Pools
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Waterfront lots require Special Use Permit
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Signs and Awnings
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Located on or projecting onto City Property
requires City Council approval
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Temporary Signs
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Temporary Use/Special Events
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Event located on City property
requires City Council approval
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Short-Term Rental Certificate
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Planned Unit Development (PUD) Minor Amendment
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Residential Radio/TV Towers
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Planning Commission Review
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| Multiple Family Residential (3 or more Dwelling Units) | |
| Commercial, Industrial, Institutional | |
| Special Use Permits |
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| Planning Commission & City Council Review | |
| Planned Unit Developments (PUD) | |
| Rezoning Requests | |
| Master Plan Amendment Request | |
| Zoning Ordinance Amendment Requests | |
| Changes to Permitted Use Request | |
| Zoning Board of Appeals Review | |
| Zoning Variance Request | |
| Zoning Ordinance Interpretation | |
| Administrative Review Appeal |
Permit Applications are to be filled out and returned via email, FAX, mail, or in person.
Site Plan Review Process
Zoning Permit Fee Schedule
What is Zoning?
- Process to divide land into zones where certain uses are permitted or prohibited
- Zoning Ordinance: Local, municipal law passed by Planning Commission and City Council
- Specifies regulations to maximize resident health, safety, and welfare
- Implements the City's Master Plan
- Find your block on the map below to determine the color
- Look at the legend to determine your Zoning District
- Locate your Zoning District section in the Zoning Ordinance (Sections 400 - 1100)
- Refer to additional sections for specific regulations used throughout all Zoning Districts
2018 Master Plan
Zoning Board of Appeals and Planning Commission
- Planning Commission (By-Laws)
- 9 residents appointed by the City Council
- Serve 3 year terms that can be renewed
- Have 1 commissioner who is also an elected official
- Have 1 commissioner who is also on the Zoning Board of Appeals
- Hold monthly meetings on the first Thursday of each month
- Hold Public Hearings and vote on development for site plan reviews and special land uses
- Responsible for developing the Master Plan
- Zoning Board of Appeals (By-Laws)
- 9 residents appointed by the City Council
- Serve 3 year terms that can be renewed
- Have 1 member who is also on the Planning Commission
- Hold monthly meetings on the fourth Monday of each month
- Hear Zoning Ordinance Variance requests, Administrative Review appeals, and provide Zoning Ordinance text clarifications
- Review each Variance request based on Findings of Fact