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Commission directs staff to take BMA site‑readiness initiative to Board of Supervisors
Summary
Commission voted to send the Business Management Area site‑readiness initiative and supporting materials to the Board of Supervisors for input and direction; staff indicated sewer capacity is a limiting factor while some water storage and other infrastructure exist along US‑360.
Staff updated the commission on the Business Management Area (BMA) site‑readiness initiative, reporting limited sewer capacity in central areas but available water storage and some utilities along the US‑360 corridor. Smith said staff has reached out to property owners and is preparing paperwork to present a recommended package to the Board of Supervisors.
Commissioner (S5) moved to direct staff to take the BMA site‑readiness discussion and materials to the Board of Supervisors for their input and direction; the commission approved the motion. Commissioners emphasized targeted, realistic expectations — sewer remains the primary constraint for larger commercial development, and staff will focus on pre‑diligence items to de‑risk candidate sites.
