Apex EAB votes to require developer follow‑up (letter or second meeting) before rezoning advances
The Environmental Advisory Board voted to require applicants to either return for a second EAB meeting or provide a written report explaining which EAB recommendations they accepted or could not meet; the board also reestablished a tree subcommittee and discussed outreach and the environmental plan PDF distribution.
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The Apex Environmental Advisory Board voted to require applicants for rezonings to provide either a second EAB meeting or a written report before their applications move forward to planning and town council, aiming to increase transparency and provide the board with explanations when recommendations cannot be met.
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