The committee meeting addressed several key agenda items, including proposed amendments to Chapter 8.1 regarding the Technology Zone, the re-establishment of the Employee Assistance Housing Program (EAHP 2.0) to aid in blight reduction and employee retention, and the city's participation in a settlement agreement regarding opioid-related claims against Albertsons. Additionally, the committee reviewed a proposed ordinance for fiscal year 2027 budget amendments involving appropriations for various city departments, including IT, Police, Fire, Facilities Maintenance, Social Services, and Capital Improvements.
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City Council - Planning and Economic Development Committee Meeting Agenda
The committee agenda focuses on the vacation of water and sanitary sewer easements on property located at 230 Spring Street and a proposal to rezone 89 parcels along the Berryville Avenue corridor to the Neighborhood Design District designation to align with the Comprehensive Plan. The documentation also incorporates minutes from a prior session that addressed zoning ordinance amendments regarding neighborhood design standards, development guidelines, and state code updates.
Oct 27, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City Council of Winchester Regular Meeting
The council discussed and proposed Ordinance amendments, including shifting to a lifetime dog licensing system and updating Neighborhood Design District (NDD) zoning regulations regarding build-to-zone measurements, setbacks, and permitted uses. Other items included reappointments to various boards and commissions, an authorization for the issuance of multi-family residential revenue bonds, and discussions on 2027 legislative priorities.
Oct 27, 2026·Board meeting
City of Winchester City Council Regular Meeting
The council conducted public hearings on several ordinances, approving amendments to regulations regarding dog license taxes and zoning code updates, while tabling an ordinance concerning neighborhood design districts for additional review. Key administrative actions included the reappointment of members to the Economic Development Authority and the Community Policy & Management Team, and the authorization of multi-family residential revenue bonds for a local development project. The agenda also featured a discussion on state legislative priorities for the upcoming year and receipt of reports from the City Manager, City Attorney, and various committee chairs.
