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BZA approves minutes and agenda; previously tabled home‑occupation application withdrawn; consultant welcomed

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Summary

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved the April 2 meeting minutes and the evening's agenda by voice vote, noted the withdrawal of a previously tabled major home‑occupation application and welcomed Amanda Harrington as a planning consultant.

The Board of Zoning Appeals opened its regular meeting, approved the April 2 minutes and set the agenda for the evening by voice votes, the chair said.

The board took two procedural actions: Ron Moon moved to approve the minutes and Mark Presley seconded; the motion carried on a voice vote. Mark Presley moved to approve the agenda and Kendra Stafford seconded; the motion also carried on a voice vote.

Rosalie O'Brien told the board that the major home‑occupation application that had been tabled at the April 2 meeting “has been withdrawn,” and the board moved on without additional public hearing items.

Rosalie also introduced Amanda Harrington as “our new planning consultant” from RCS Planners; Harrington later led a training session at the same meeting.

The meeting closed after routine discussion and a motion to adjourn by Mark Presley, seconded by Frady; the motion carried on a voice vote.