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Harnett County adopts text amendment renaming historic preservation commission, adds tourism duties
Summary
The board adopted a text amendment to the county Historic Preservation Ordinance to rename the body the Historic Preservation Heritage Tourism Commission, assign tourism‑related duties, and update the ordinance to comply with state planning statute updates.
The Harnett County Board opened a public hearing and adopted a text amendment to the county’s Historic Preservation Ordinance that renames the advisory body to the "Historic Preservation Heritage Tourism Commission," assigns some tourism‑related duties to that commission and updates ordinance language to bring it into compliance with state planning code cited in the hearing.
Unidentified staff introduced the amendment as an update previously presented to the board, noting the primary changes were the name change, addition of tourism‑related duties, and revisions to comply with "160 d." The board opened the hearing for public comment but recorded no speakers; a motion to adopt the amendment was made, seconded and approved.
The ordinance changes were adopted without a recorded roll‑call tally in the transcript beyond the chair’s voice vote that the motion carried. The board did not record substantive public opposition during the hearing.
