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Presenter distributes draft maps showing potential EDA boundaries, highlights Tilton parcel and floodplain constraints
Summary
A presenter gave draft maps showing hatched potential EDA boundaries around Helmsburg and Bean Blossom, identified the Tilton property and noted floodplain and parcel-splitting legal limits; commissioners were invited to mark up maps and continue review.
A staff presenter circulated large-format draft maps depicting potential Economic Development Area boundaries and explained symbology and legal constraints. The presenter described an orange/pink hatched area intended to expand Helmsburg’s CDC/EDA service footprint and identified the Tilton property in light blue. He noted parcel-splitting limits in the statute and flagged floodplain as a constraint in parts of the hatched area: "The hatched area is the EDA to be discussed," the presenter said, and invited commissioners to mark up copies.
Commission members asked clarifying questions about orientation, specific roads and service areas, and the presenter explained how the proposed EDA follows likely sewer service footprints. Members accepted draft maps for further review and asked the presenter and staff to provide smaller handouts and GIS-based lists of affected parcels for outreach and stakeholder identification.
