More than 30 people have submitted comments on proposed zoning amendments, and the public will have further opportunity to comment at a public hearing schedule for 6 p.m., Tuesday, June 2, at Electric City’s council chambers.

The zoning amendments address regulations on the height and overall size of accessory buildings, fencing issues and home business occupations. Tuesday marks the end of a 60-day public comment period.

City officials said planner Kurt Danison will be at Tuesday’s meeting.

The public hearing has been scheduled for the council chambers, but may be moved to the fire hall to provide a larger space.

The accessory building amendment issue has been a hot one and has occupied the attention of both council and the city’s planning commission for nearly two years. It became so contentious that it resulted in the resignation of three planning commission members.

The planning commission had worked on finding a middle ground on the size of accessory buildings, recommending increasing the allowed size from 850 square feet to 1,728 square feet, and it seemed that everyone was aboard.

But when it got to the council, its members voted to lift the restriction on size, then were later advised by planner Danison to adopt the standards of the International Building Code, which allows for 3,000 square feet. The three planning commission members — Monty Fields, Carl Russell and Ray Clover — all resigned in protest.

The public on Tuesday night will have further opportunity to address the proposed amendments before the city council.

The fence issue defines height and location fences can be placed. That and the home occupations amendments haven’t been nearly as contentious.