Director Planning & Zoning at City of Covington
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The City of Covington's proposed operating and capital budget for fiscal year 2027, presented by Mayor Mark R. Johnson to the City Council for consideration and approval, a pre-adoption draft.
The public hearing and meeting agenda includes various items for the City of Covington. These items involve the adoption of the 2027 Operating Budget for years 2027-2031, setting the compensation for the Mayor for the year 2027, declaring extra surplus items owned by the city, and amending the 2026 operating and capital budget. Additionally, there are two items regarding the amendment of the official zoning map for specific properties, specifically rezoning properties in the Connolly Addition and the Division of New Covington.
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The Commission conducted both a planning and a zoning meeting. The planning portion included the approval of an administrative subdivision request to divide lots on West 26th Avenue and North Jackson Street, and the nomination of officers. The zoning portion included the approval of a zoning change request for property on East Rutland Street from community business district to institutional, to facilitate classroom use. The Commission also discussed a proposed text change to the comprehensive zoning ordinance concerning bed and breakfast establishments and restaurant conditional uses in commercial office professional districts.
The board discussed a variance request for a property at 910 South Jankee Avenue to reduce the required rear yard setback from 35 feet to 18 feet for a master suite addition intended to facilitate aging in place. Board members expressed concerns regarding the lack of a demonstrable hardship and the potential for establishing a precedent, ultimately voting to table the request until a future meeting while suggesting the applicant revise the plans to potentially reduce the scale of the addition. Additionally, the board initiated a discussion regarding a request to subdivide multiple lots located at 410, 406, and 402 West 26th Avenue and 613 North Jackson Street.
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