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Franklin County commissioners approve minutes, emergency plan, two rezones and sale of Crestview property
Summary
At its Feb. 12 meeting, the Franklin County Commission approved routine minutes, adopted the county Emergency Operations Plan, approved two rezoning applications and authorized entering a contract to sell the Crestview property for $227,000.
The Franklin County Commission on Feb. 12 approved the meeting minutes from Feb. 5, adopted the county's Emergency Operations Plan required under state law, approved two residential rezoning requests and authorized entering a contract to sell the Crestview property to ATEC Services for $227,000.
The commission voted unanimously on each item. Commissioners present recorded unanimous "yes" tallies for the minutes, the Emergency Operations Plan, rezoning applications for Singh (three acres) and Barnes (30 acres), and authorization to execute a contract for the Crestview sale pending a final contract.
Why it matters: the Emergency Operations Plan is a state-required document that outlines county roles and recovery responsibilities in a declared disaster; rezoning approvals change parcel zoning designations and affect future…
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