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Development Services briefs commissioners on sidewalks policy and public hearings; commissioner raises $10,000 manager authorization
Summary
Development Services Director Mark Locklear discussed sidewalk policy requirements and announced four upcoming public hearings; Commissioner Morris raised system development fees and suggested authorizing the county manager to approve items under $10,000.
Development Services Director Mark Locklear briefed the Harnett County Board of Commissioners on the county's sidewalks policy requirements and noted four upcoming public hearings, according to the March 10 meeting recap.
The recap states that Development Services "briefed the commissioners on 4 upcoming public hearings" and that Locklear "discussed the policy of requirements of sidewalks." The transcript summary does not include the full policy text or the specific hearing topics; those materials are likely in the meeting packet or hearing notices.
Separately, Commissioner Morris discussed system development fees and proposed giving the county manager authority to approve items under $10,000. The recap records Morris's discussion but does not indicate that the board took a formal vote on changing approval thresholds.
For specifics on proposed sidewalk requirements, hearing dates and topics, or any ordinance changes, the county's Development Services department and published hearing notices should be consulted.
