City to consider UDC amendment on limited commercial uses in light industrial zone

What the records say

The Marysville City Council is scheduled to consider an ordinance on September 28, 2026, that would amend the city's Unified Development Code pertaining to limited commercial uses in the Light Industrial Zone ¹. The agenda lists a recommended motion to adopt the ordinance, but the ordinance number is blank ¹. The public agenda packet does not include the ordinance text, so it does not specify which commercial uses would be covered or what limits would apply ¹.

• The City Council is scheduled to consider an ordinance on September 28, 2026, amending the Unified Development Code pertaining to limited commercial uses in the Light Industrial Zone. ¹
• The recommended motion is to adopt the ordinance, but the ordinance number is blank. ¹
• The public agenda packet does not include the ordinance text, so it does not specify which commercial uses would be covered or what limits would apply. ¹

Why it matters

Analysis: An amendment to the Unified Development Code pertaining to limited commercial uses could affect what commercial uses are permitted in the Light Industrial Zone. The public agenda packet does not include the ordinance text, so the specific scope of the change is not yet established ¹.

What changed / what's next

• The city has placed an ordinance on the September 28, 2026, agenda to amend the Unified Development Code regarding limited commercial uses in the Light Industrial Zone. ¹
• The September 28, 2026, City Council meeting, where the ordinance is scheduled to be considered. ¹
• The ordinance text and final ordinance number, which are not included in the public agenda packet. ¹