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r OCT 10 1984 <br />Size of Parcel <br />Less than 5 acres <br />5 -to -40 acres <br />41 -to -100 acres <br />More than 100 acres <br />RECOMMENDATION: <br />BOOK 58 PAGE605 <br />Rezoning <br />Comp. Plan <br />Comp. Plan Amend. <br />Fee <br />Amend. Fee <br />& Rezoning Fee <br />$300 <br />$200 <br />$400 <br />$500 <br />$400 <br />$700 <br />$650 <br />$500 <br />$1000 <br />$750 + $50 <br />$750 + $50 <br />$1250 + $50 <br />for each <br />for each <br />for each <br />additional <br />additional <br />additional <br />25 acres <br />25 acres <br />25 acres <br />Based on the above analysis, including the Planning and Zoning <br />recommendation, staff recommends approval. <br />MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Lyons, <br />SECONDED by Commissioner Bird that the Board <br />approve the new fee schedule, as recommended <br />by staff. <br />Commissioner Wodtke asked why a rezoning application <br />costs $100 more than a Comp Plan amendment, and Mr. Shearer <br />explained that a map of the site is advertised in the <br />newspaper before the Planning & Zoning Commission meeting <br />and this generally costs $80 more than running an advertise- <br />ment with only the legal description. An additional cost is <br />incurred by posting a sign on the property. <br />Director Keating explained that their advertising costs <br />increased because previously they were not running a map in <br />the newspaper until County Attorney pointed out that it is <br />mandatory to do so. <br />Administrator Wright pointed out that we are grossly <br />under budgeted for that advertising. <br />Chairman Scurlock felt that a map showing proposed <br />zonings or land use designations is much more effective in <br />reaching the public than just a notice with the legal <br />description, and he thought the extra cost was worthwhile. <br />47 <br />