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DECON R'A <br />EG 161981 <br />On Motion by Commissioner Scurlock, seconded by <br />Commissioner Fletcher, the Board unanimously adopted the <br />items as outlined by Attorney Brandenburg in his memo of <br />December 8, 1981, establishing an application fee of $1,000 <br />and an issuing fee of 5% of the amount of issue with a <br />maximum of $10,000, and approved the application form <br />attached thereto. <br />Commissioner Scurlock commented that he had been given <br />to understand that industrial revenue bonds can be issued <br />outside the county for development in adjoining counties, <br />and he would like to have this researched. <br />Attorney Brandenburg believed some such issued have <br />been validated, but believed they have been located nearby <br />and would affect the neighboring county. He stated that he <br />will look into this. <br />PROCEDURE FOR ADOPTION OF COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN <br />Attorney Brandenburg noted that the Board previously <br />had set an evening meeting on January 6th for adoption of <br />the Comprehensive Plan. He felt there are several <br />alternatives and recommended that the Board consider <br />adoption of the Land Use Element only at the Regular Meeting <br />of January 6th at 3:00 P.M.; then the remaining elements <br />would be reworked and the Plan would be readopted as a <br />complete package in the later part of March. He explained <br />that he was suggesting that the Board adopt the Land'Use <br />Element in essentially its final form; and if the Board <br />wished to include the Land Use Element again in the March <br />hearing on the final form, they could do so. He pointed out <br />that adoption of the Land Use Element would remove reliance <br />on moratoriums. <br />Commissioner Bird asked if the Attorney meant that in <br />March the Board should go back through the two mandatory <br />hearings, and Attorney Brandenburg stated that th/e Board <br />could have two hearing after 5:00 P.M. or could designate <br />