Pre-RFPProfessional ServicesDetected Jun 18, 2026

Aberdeen is advancing UDO text amendment TA-26-06, continuing its proactive ordinance update effort in partnership with Municipal Services Inc. and staff to improve Chapters 4 (Uses), 7 (Subdivision Standards), and 8 (Nonconformities). Proposed changes refine mobile food vendor standards, subdivision access and drainage definitions, flood damage language, and a wide range of nonconforming use, lot, and signage rules, including adding a new section for other nonconforming situations like parking, landscaping, and lighting.The Planning Board is asked to recommend adoption to the Board of Commissioners and to adopt a consistency statement tying the update to the 2019 Comprehensive Land Development Plan. While this document describes the specific amendment, it also confirms an ongoing, consultant-supported UDO modernization program and foreshadows future work such as adopting the State model flood damage prevention ordinance. This environment suggests continued opportunities for planning, zoning, legal, and technical consultants to support ordinance drafting, code diagnostics, public engagement, and related implementation tools.

The memo explicitly notes ongoing work with Municipal Services Inc. and indicates staff is preparing a separate adoption of the State’s model flood damage prevention ordinance, signaling continued technical code work beyond TA-26-06.

Town of AberdeenTownwide UDO Update TA-26-06 for Uses, Subdivisions, Nonconformities

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