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Mountain Home City Council Begins Review of Zoning Changes
Proposed restructuring of commercial zoning categories aims to guide business development
Published on Mar. 6, 2026
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The Mountain Home City Council has introduced proposed changes to the city's zoning code, which would restructure the existing C-2 commercial zoning classification into multiple levels based on the intensity of business activity. The new system would distinguish between light, medium, and heavy-use commercial development to help guide where certain types of businesses are located throughout the city.
Why it matters
The proposed zoning changes are intended to provide more clarity and structure around commercial development in Mountain Home, taking into account factors like traffic, noise, and lighting. This could help the city better manage growth and ensure new businesses are situated in appropriate areas.
The details
The ordinance, presented by Clay Strain, would divide the existing C-2 commercial zoning into multiple levels. Properties currently zoned C-2 would not automatically change, but the new classifications would apply when a property changes use, such as when a business closes and another moves in or when a building is remodeled. Council members are expected to review the ordinance again on March 19, with a potential final vote scheduled for April 2.
- The proposed zoning changes were introduced during the City Council meeting on Thursday, March 6, 2026.
- The Council is expected to review the ordinance again during the March 19, 2026 meeting.
- A potential final vote on the zoning changes is scheduled for April 2, 2026.
The players
Clay Strain
Presented the zoning ordinance for its first reading at the City Council meeting.
Mountain Home City Council
The governing body that is reviewing and will potentially vote on the proposed zoning changes.
What they’re saying
“The new system would distinguish between light-, medium- and heavy-use commercial development, helping guide where certain types of businesses are located throughout the city.”
— Clay Strain (ktlo.com)
What’s next
The Mountain Home City Council is expected to review the zoning ordinance again during their March 19, 2026 meeting, with a potential final vote scheduled for April 2, 2026.
The takeaway
The proposed zoning changes in Mountain Home aim to provide more structure and guidance around commercial development, helping the city manage growth and ensure new businesses are situated in appropriate areas based on factors like traffic, noise, and lighting.
