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JUN 16 1992 <br />d K <br />Vin. Es c:. <br />84 <br />Question arose as <br />to what -such a Board would <br />do other <br />than is handled by the present Board of Building Adjustments <br />& Appeals, and Attorney Brandenburg explained that the <br />proposed Board helps the Code Inspectors, such as Zoning — <br />Manager Walker, enforce the Code. The Board of Adjustment & <br />Appeals merely interprets the Code. Once the Code is <br />interpreted, the problem arises of trying to enforce the <br />Code, and when people do not cooperate, the only alternative <br />at present is to go to the courts. The proposed Board would, <br />be an inexpensive means to enforce the Code; they would have <br />the authority to levy fines and would give the, Zoning <br />Inspectors some clout in enforcing the Code. <br />Vice Chairman Fletcher believed one complaint is that <br />this type of Board insulates the County Commissioners from <br />the people. <br />Attorney Brandenburg pointed out that the Commission <br />does not have the authority to levy a fine. <br />THE VICE CHAIRMAN CALLED FOR THE QUESTION. It <br />was voted on and carried unanimously. <br />ROCK RIDGE MUNICIPAL SERVICE TAXING UNIT <br />Attorney Brandenburg submitted a proposed ordinances. <br />creating the Rock Ridge Municipal Service Taxing Unit which <br />was modeled after the other MSTU's that currently exist in <br />the County. <br />MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Lyons, SECONDED <br />by Commissioner Bird, to set and advertise a <br />hearing date for the Rock Ridge Municipal Service <br />Taxing Unit Ordinance. <br />It was noted that this Ordinance was prepared at the <br />request of the Rock Ridge group, and they will be notified <br />