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Planning commission recommends joint hearing on county telecommunications tower
Summary
Charlotte County officials approved a motion to ask the Board of Supervisors to hold a joint public hearing on the county’s conditional use permit for a proposed telecommunications tower on Vincent Store Road; staff reported a change in the tower fall zone.
The Charlotte County Planning Commission recommended that the Board of Supervisors hold a joint public hearing on the county’s conditional use permit application for a proposed telecommunications tower on property owned by Daniel and Sarah Esh.
County Administrator Dan Witt presented the staff report on the application for Tax Parcel #24-A79C on Vincent Store Road in Charlotte Court House. Witt told commissioners that the fall zone shown on the parcel plan had been revised from 400 feet to 199 feet. After the presentation, Commissioner Cornell Goldman moved to recommend a joint public hearing with the Board of Supervisors; Commissioner Andy Carwile seconded and the motion carried.
The commission’s action is a recommendation to the Board of Supervisors; the record in the transcript shows only that the motion carried without a roll-call tally. The county will proceed with scheduling the joint public hearing and preparing any required public notices and staff materials.
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