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Appraiser and commissioners agree to separate zoning duties; board to advertise for Zoning Administrator
Summary
Appraiser/Zoning Officer Kate Immenschuh said zoning workload has increased and recommended separating zoning from appraisal duties; commissioners decided to advertise for a dedicated Zoning Administrator and move maps and permanent records while retaining required hard copies.
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The board and Appraiser/Zoning Officer Kate Immenschuh discussed reorganizing zoning duties to reduce workload on the appraisal office and to clarify where revitalization paperwork should originate.
Kate said the zoning workload has grown and that some mapping and permanent building-permit records can be relocated to the zoning department, though hard copies must be retained. She told commissioners that separating duties "will be a process" but would eliminate zoning compliance and meeting responsibilities from her appraisal work. The board agreed and directed staff to advertise for a Zoning Administrator position.
Commissioners also discussed storage and recordkeeping needs and asked staff to plan the physical move while preserving permanent records and digital copies as required by county record retention rules.
