Remarks by James E. (Jeb) Ball
346 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 13 of 14
Right. So y'all took out a vast majority of lots to bring this presentation to us.
All right. Anybody else? Michael Niemeyer. Michael Niemeyer.
All right. Nobody else has signed up to speak. Close the public hearing. Commissioners?
We got a motion and a second to approve this case.
Hearing none, all in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. All opposed? Nay. Next case, Z26 slash 08. Coburn property.
I have a question. You've seen other people here today that's reduced the density of their projects to get them across the board because that's what they heard. You, you, you having some agreement with the mayor and a site plan, that's good for you. You rezone this RSF three, you do whatever you want. You don't have to live by that plan. And that's what scares us. You can go to the 10,000 square foot lots, which nobody wants. Why didn't you go to the drawing board back to the drawing board and consider a lower density subdivision like RSF two or even RSF one?
This meeting between us and Silver Hill, though, that's some agreement that y'all have made. This has nothing to do with water. So you got to quit referencing the silver. I mean, we asked you to get, you know, the mayor had his concerns and And an agreement with him with 12,500 lots is not an agreement with us. And our RSF3 does not say that. It says 10,000. Sure. Yes, sir. So it's an open-ended, you can do whatever you want with it once you get RSF3 designation. Go ahead, Commissioner Underwood. Sure.
So we do have a request from the applicant to withdraw this application. Is there anybody else that was signed up? All right, no requests. I mean, nobody else has signed up. Do I close the public hearing and take that vote? Yes, sir. Close that public hearing. Commissioner, do we have a motion to accept the withdrawal?
And I'll second. Got a motion and a second to accept the applicant's withdrawal. Any further discussion? All in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Aye. Commissioners, are y'all doing okay on breaks or anything?
Well, we got eight more or nine more. Let's do one more. Hensley, the Hensley property. How are you doing? What's your name?
Public hearings open on this case, the 26 last 29, the Hensley property zoning request. Anybody signed up? Okay. Nobody signed up. Anybody here wishing to speak on this?
We've got a motion and two seconds, so that'll be good to approve this request. Any further discussion?
All right, so we're going to be in recess for 10 minutes. An order around 1137. We have no administrator, but that does not matter for this case. Go ahead, Dana. Dana.
Okay. Public hearing's open for this case, Z26-30. Anybody signed up? Okay. Okay.
Since you're speaking on behalf of your applicant, I mean, we don't have to know this, but, I mean, Matt has alluded to it and several other, Commissioner McKenzie and several other cases. What is the intentions?
Just keep residential. They're keeping it within the family or they're selling it. Well, one of them, they're going to keep in the family.
And so the reason you can't do a family subdivision, it's a subdivision because you're splitting it in half. It is like a 400 home.
All right, thank you. Anybody here to speak against this?
Close the public hearing. Commissioners, make a motion that we approve.
Well, I'll further the discussion on this. Know this is not going to be a huge subdivision so this is splitting a lot in half so these family owners owners of this land can do what they need to do to have a piece and sell a piece so is there a second on commissioner McKenzie's motion I'll second that we've got a motion in a second all those in favor say aye aye So there's four eyes?
All right, so we got that one. Now we're on case Z26-31, the Clifford property.
Sorry. You just override me. You just keep going. Okay.
All right, Dana, let's go. You're doing good on your first presentations.
All right, any questions for Daniel? No questions? Open the public hearing on case Z26-31, Clifford property. Anybody sign up to speak?
Anybody else? All right. Close the public hearing commission.