Wellington public meetings in 2024
5 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Wellington Planning Commission
This agenda is a procedural notice listing the regular meeting dates of the Wellington Planning Commission for calendar year 2025. No specific agenda items, decisions, or discussions are included.
- Meeting dates listed for the first Wednesday of each month from January to December 2025 at 5:30 PM in the City Council Chambers, 150 W Main Street.
Wellington Planning Commission
The Wellington Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting on December 4, 2024 at 5:30 PM at City Hall. They will discuss a lot variance for Bernie Morris, a subdivision plan, and possible rezoning of Wellington Municipal Corp property by the pond for tiny homes. Other items include RV living on private property, camp spot fees, and a grant for a road to the pond.
- Review Bernie Morris lot variance
- Discuss rezoning Wellington Municipal Corp property by the pond for tiny home housing
- Review and approve Subdivision Plan; possible introduction to General Plan
- Look at ordinance for RV living on private property
- Camp spots at the pond – fees and grant for road to pond
Wellington Planning Commission
The Wellington Planning Commission will hold a special meeting to discuss a subdivision ordinance plan. The agenda includes presentations and a review of the plan involving Daniel Jensen and the Wellington City Council.
- Daniel Jensen - Subdivision Ordinance Plan
- Wellington City Council - Subdivision Ordinance Plan Review
Wellington Planning Commission
The Wellington Planning Commission will meet to review a subdivision plan and discuss tiny homes. The commission will also conduct a follow-up with the City Council.
- Review of Subdivision Plan
- Discussion of tiny homes
Wellington Planning Commission
The Wellington Planning Commission met on October 2, 2024, to discuss a proposed Airbnb at 739 Ash Street and to receive appointments from the City Council for three new commissioners. The commission also reviewed enforcement issues including a fence obstruction complaint and a conditional use permit for a junk yard, and discussed potential new ordinances for tiny homes, conex boxes, and food truck stations.
- Discussion of Airbnb at 739 Ash Street – requiring a business license (applicant not present)
- Appointment of Larry McKinnon, Barney Zauss, and Barbara Clendennen to the Planning Commission (terms start Oct. 2, 2024)
- Review of Johnson's fence on 1st South – 8–10 ft fence obstructing view; conditional use permit for VW Bug junk yard lacking required fence
- Discussion of new ordinances: tiny homes, conex box structures, food truck/commissary stations
- Commissioner Cha elected as new chairperson