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Highland Council adopts vet clinic zoning and e-bike rules

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Highland Council adopts vet clinic zoning and e-bike rules
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The Highland City Council adopted two new ordinances on Sept. 15. The measures include new zoning for veterinary clinics and updated regulations for electric bikes and motor vehicles on city paths and roads.

Key takeaways

  • Highland City Council adopted Ordinance O-2026-30 to permit veterinary clinics in the Commercial Retail zone.
  • The new zoning includes the Highland Mains commercial development at 5378 N 11000 N.
  • Ordinance O-2026-31 updates rules for electric bikes and motor vehicles on city trails, sidewalks, and roads.
  • Full ordinance texts are available at the Highland City Recorder's office during weekday business hours.

The Highland City Council voted on Sept. 15 to adopt two new ordinances regarding zoning and transportation rules, according to a legal notice posted on the city's website.

The council approved measures that allow for small-animal veterinary clinics and urgent care facilities within the city's Commercial Retail zone.

Ordinance O-2026-30 designates veterinary clinics as a permitted business use in the CR zone. This zone includes the Highland Mains commercial development located at 5378 N 11000 N.

Additionally, Ordinance O-2026-31 was adopted to update regulations for motor vehicles, electric bikes, and other devices used on Highland's roadways, sidewalks, trails, and parks. The source did not report specific details regarding age requirements, e-bike class restrictions, or speed limits.

Interested residents can review the full text of these ordinances at the Highland City Recorder's office, located at 5400 W. Civic Center Drive, Monday through Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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