Lilburn — Planning Commission Regular Meeting, June 25, 2026
These minutes are unofficial. Lilburn posts minutes before the council formally approves them, so this reflects the current public record and may be revised. The official version replaces it once approved.
The Lilburn Planning Commission met in a regular session on June 25, 2026. This unofficial draft document records the tabling of proposed zoning text amendments regarding livestock, fowl, and temporary uses. Additionally, the Commission held a public hearing and approved the transmittal of the 2026 Comprehensive Plan Update to the Department of Community Affairs.
Topics
- zoning
- animals
- procedural
Actions
Approval of Agenda
approved · Motion: Peter Sirbu · Second: Kenneth Stephenson
Motion by Board member, Peter Sirbu. Motion seconded by Board member, Kenneth Stephenson. All voted for. Motion passes.
Approval of Draft Meeting Minutes for May 28, 2026 Planning Commission Hearing
approved · Motion: Beanie Danos · Second: Kenneth Stephenson
Motion by Board member, Beanie Danos for approval of Draft Meeting Minutes for May 28, 2026 Planning Commission Hearing. Seconded by Board member, Kenneth Stephenson. All voted for. Motion passes.
Zoning Ordinance Text Amendments to Article 7, Section 723 and Section 731
tabled · Motion: Kenneth Stephenson · Second: Beanie Danos
Text amendments to Article 7, Section 723 – Non-commercial keeping of livestock and fowl, to update permissible quantities and site requirements, and Section 731 - Temporary Uses, to address duration, frequency, site requirements, and extent of Temporary Use Permits... Motion by Board member Stephenson to approve tabling as recommended by staff. Motion seconded by Board member Danos. All voted for. Motion passes.
Transmittal of the 2026 City of Lilburn Comprehensive Plan Update
approved · Vote: 3-0 · Motion: Peter Sirbu · Second: Kenneth Stephenson
Board member Sirbu motions to approve the transmittal. Motion seconded by board member Stephenson. All voted for. Motion passes 3-0.
Sources
Everything above is extracted from the city's own published record: