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l <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Lyons, SECONDED by <br />Commissioner Bowman, the Board unanimously <br />rescinded the previous Motion and instructed <br />staff to work with Trodglen and Global and come back <br />at the next Commission meeting. <br />Mr. Price explained that he also has a parcel in the area <br />that is for sale and that the Planning & Zoning Department had <br />told him that they would like to see this road paved before they <br />issue a site plan, and now they are saying that they will issue <br />a site plan based on this petition paving, but they would not <br />issue a certificate of occupancy. Mr. Price wanted some <br />assurance that Planning will work with them on this project so <br />they could move ahead with their site plan process. In other <br />words, they are sort of in limbo on this thing. <br />Administrator Wright asked when their site plan was due for <br />review and Mr. Price explained that it has not even been <br />submitted yet. Administrator Wright assured him that by the <br />time their site plan is ready to go before the Planning & Zoning <br />Commission, this matter will be settled. <br />Commissioner Lyons felt there was no question that the <br />general consensus of the Board was that they would work with him <br />on this matter. <br />YRESOLUTION RELATING TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE FACILITY SALES TAX <br />MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Lyons, <br />SECONDED by Commissioner Bird, that the Board <br />adopt Resolution 84-109, relating to the criminal <br />justice facility sales tax. <br />Under discussion, Commissioner Lyons asked if this would <br />affect any expenses that were incurred prior to this time, and <br />Attorney Brandenburg advised that all those issues were <br />resolved. <br />50 <br />979 <br />DEC 19 1984 <br />