Resident says variance process is costly and board did not heed concerns
Summary
At the April 6 Committee of the Whole meeting, resident Jason Lizzo said he was "disappointed in the system" and criticized a $2,000 variance application fee plus survey costs, and later asked about how plats of survey become out of date.
During visitor comments, resident Jason Lizzo said he was "disappointed in the system and how it worked to pass the zoning ordinance," and objected to the cost of the variance process, saying it costs "$2,000.00 just to apply and then the cost of the survey on top of that." He told trustees he attended most meetings and felt the board had not listened to his concerns.
At the meeting's open-floor period, Lizzo asked what makes a plat of survey out of date. Mayor Rodney Buckley responded that he would explain after the meeting; no further action or formal response was provided on the record.
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