July 22, 2026 Planning Comission

The Centerville Planning Commission met on July 22, 2026, primarily to discuss updates and revisions to the city's draft code regarding detached accessory dwelling units (DADUs). The commission reviewed state requirements, compared other cities' regulations, and debated key issues such as minimum and maximum lot sizes, unit sizes, setbacks, window opacity, parking requirements, and the allowance of basements and tiny homes. They emphasized compliance with state law while balancing community concerns about density and neighborhood impact. The commission planned to finalize the draft for a public hearing in August, aiming for city council approval by September to meet an October 1 state deadline. Additionally, the meeting covered boundary line adjustments and upcoming zoning text amendments related to historic preservation. No contract awards or procurement decisions were discussed.