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MAY 14 1986 BOOK Auer discussing this situation with the County Attorney, a brief set of procedures to effectuate termination of a neighborhood commercial was developed, and these proposed procedures are outlined below. The staff recommends maintaining the 18 month termination period for neighborhood nodes. However, staff feels that at the end of 18 months, if construction has not commenced, the Board of County - Commissioners: should hold a hearing at which the staff would report on the status of the node, and the developer could explain why the node status should be retained. The staff report would include information on whether or not a site plan had been approved, whether or not a building permit had been issued, and if there had been interest from other individuals concerning developing a neighborhood node in the area. Based on this information, the Board would decide whether to terminate the node or grant a 6 month extension. If the node were terminated, staff would initiate rezoning of the property. These procedures would require that the CN district regulations be amended to include the 6 month extension provision. RECOMMENDATION Based on the above analysis, staff recommends that the Board direct the staff to amend the CN district regulations to incorporate the above described provisions for terminating neighborhood commercial nodes. Commissioner Bird felt there should be a provision of this sort for terminating neighborhood/commercial nodes. ON MOTION by Commissioner Lyons, SECONDED by Commissioner Bowman, the Board unanimously authorized staff to advertise for a public hearing to amend the Zoning Code to include a provision for an 18 -month termination of a CN district. REGIONAL LIFT STATION 6 FORCE MAIN AT 11TH ST. 6 7TH CT. The Board reviewed the following memo dated 5/5/86: 28 - M