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Developer representative urges commissioners to reschedule rezoning application
Summary
Hugh Cropper, representing multiple local businesses, asked the board to hear a rezoning application that staff had removed from the agenda, saying the applicant paid fees, completed agency reviews and participated in a regional sewer study.
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Hugh Cropper, speaking during the public-comment period, asked the commissioners to reschedule a rezoning application that had been removed from the agenda. "I paid $2,222.35 on May 31, filed a rezoning application," Cropper said, adding that he represents Turbo Creek Farms LLC, All Seasons RV and Boat Storage LLC and other local applicants.
Cropper told commissioners the applicant retained engineers, consultants and a wetlands specialist, and that the property is part of the GMB sewer study and was evaluated at about 170 EDUs. He urged the commission to "hear that application" and said the project team had already spent substantial sums preparing the submission. The chair noted the item had been removed and allowed the comment. Cropper concluded, "See you in a couple weeks."
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