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07/13/1981
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J U L 1 101 <br />IN FURTHER CONVERSATION, IT WAS NOTED THAT THE PLANNING <br />DEPARTMENT IS UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF THE ADMINISTRATOR, AND THIS <br />IS PURELY AN ORGANIZATIONAL MATTER, <br />COMMISSIONER WODTKE NOTED THAT A LOT OF DISCUSSION WAS <br />PREVIOUSLY HELD IN REGARD TO AGRICULTURAL AREAS OF 15 ACRES OR MORE <br />COMING UNDER THE IMPACT EVALUATION REQUIREMENT, AND MR, REVER REPORTED <br />THAT NOW ONLY THE PROPERTY SUBJECT TO SITE PLAN APPROVAL WOULD FALL <br />UNDER THE IMPACT EVALUATION REQUIREMENT. <br />COMMISSIONER SCURLOCK POINTED OUT THAT LANGUAGE ON PAGE 5 <br />WAS TO BE CLARIFIED TO BE CONSISTENT WITH SITE PLAN LANGUAGE, AND <br />MR. REVER STATED THAT THEY HAVE THIS LANGUAGE BUT IT WAS NOT INCLUDED <br />DUE TO AN OVERSIGHT ON THEIR PART WHEN RETYPING. <br />MR. REVER REPORTED THAT ON PAGE 21 SECTION 2. D. 2, THEY <br />RAISED THE REQUIREMENT FOR PARKING SPACES FROM 200 TO 300 WHICH WOULD <br />ALLOW A LITTLE MORE LEEWAY. <br />COMMISSIONER WODTKE QUESTIONED HOW THIS WOULD AFFECT <br />COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, AND MR. REVER NOTED THAT ONE PARK- <br />ING SPACE IS REQUIRED FOR EVERY 200 SQ. FT. OF BUILDING; S0, 300 TIMES <br />THAT WOULD BE A 60,000 SO. FT. BUILDING. <br />MR. REVER NEXT INFORMED THE BOARD THAT THE WORDING IN <br />SECTION A. 4 ON PAGE 5 REGARDING PROVIDING NAMES OF OWNERS, OWNERS' <br />REPRESENTATIVE, AGENT, AND ENGINEER AND/OR ARCHITECT WOULD BE <br />REVISED TO READ THE SAME AS IN THE BINDING LETTER ORDINANCE, AND <br />COMMENTED THAT MOST OF THE CHANGES WERE SLIGHT WORD CHANGE'S THAT <br />WERE REQUESTED AT THE LAST MEETING. HE THEN DISCUSSED HAVING A <br />MANDATORY MEETING OF THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE AT WHICH TIME MINIMUM <br />REQUIREMENTS WOULD BE DISCUSSED. THE PLANNING DIRECTOR EXPLAINED <br />THAT AN IMPACT EVALUATION DOCUMENT IS NOT ONE WHICH WILL BRING ABOUT <br />APPROVAL OR DENIAL OF A PROPOSED PROJECT; IT WOULD MERELY BECOME <br />PART OF THE APPLICATION AND WOULD BE REVIEWED BEFORE ACTUALLY MOVING <br />INTO THE SCHEDULED PROCESSING. DISCUSSION THEN FOLLOWED AS TO THE <br />NECESSITY OF AN APPEAL PROCESS AND,IF IT WERE CONSIDERED NECESSARY, <br />WHETHER AN APPEAL SHOULD BE HEARD BY THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OR THE <br />COUNTY COMMISSION. IT WAS NOTED THAT THE ONLY THING THAT COULD BE <br />APPEALED WOULD BE THE ADMINISTRATIVE DECISION IN REGARD TO THE EXTENT <br />OF THE INFORMATION REQUIRED SINCE THE PROPOSED ORDINANCE IS SIMPLY AN <br />INFORMATION GATHERING TOOL. <br />
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