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Ordinance 576 Public Hearing Canceled for Oct. 14

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Ordinance 576 Public Hearing Canceled for Oct. 14
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The Harrisville Happenings October edition update notes that a public hearing for Ordinance 576 has been canceled. The update also outlines several upcoming community events and city meetings.

Key takeaways

  • The public hearing for Ordinance 576 is canceled for Oct. 14.
  • Ordinance 576 involves amendments to the Harrisville City Municipal Code regarding Land Use and Zoning.
  • The Police Department/DEA Prescription Drug Take Back day is scheduled for Oct. 24.
  • The Harrisville Police Department is requesting donations for the Shop with a Hero event.

A public hearing regarding Ordinance 576 has been canceled for Oct. 14, according to a notice on the Harrisville City website. The notice was included in an October edition of the Harrisville Happenings newsletter before information regarding the Planning Commission public hearing could be removed.

Ordinance 576 seeks to amend Title 11 of the Harrisville City Municipal Code regarding Land Use and Zoning. The ordinance would replace certain repealed residential zoning designations and establish the R-5 Compact Single Family Residential Zone and R-SA Single Family Attached Residential Zone. While the public hearing for the ordinance was canceled, the City Council meeting will still be held.

Other scheduled activities include a Senior Luncheon, City Council and Planning Commission meetings, and Harrisville Fall Cleanup days. Additionally, the Police Department's/DEA Prescription Drug Take Back day is scheduled for Oct. 24. The Harrisville Police Department is also seeking donations for an upcoming Shop with a Hero event.

Residents are encouraged to visit the Public Notice Website for meeting information and agendas. Questions regarding these matters can be directed to the city offices at 801-782-4100.

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