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Council delays three variance items after notices found missing; agenda misdescription corrected
Summary
Multiple variance items on the Dec. 10 agenda — including two applications from Alejandro Perez and an item for Luanne K. Macumber — were deferred after Mayor Kinney said proper public notices or hearings had not been issued; Mayor Kinney also noted a mislabeling of a waiver versus a required variance when permit costs exceed $10,000.
Several variance items on the council's agenda were not heard because required public notices and the appropriate hearing procedures had not been followed. Mayor Cameron Kinney said the two Alejandro Perez variance applications (for 1653 Puett Drive and 1639 Maggie Court) and an agenda request from Luanne K. Macumber would be scheduled for the January meeting after proper public notices were issued. "Proper public notices had not been issued and a required public hearing was not on the agenda," Mayor Kinney stated.
Mayor Kinney also noted the agenda mischaracterized Macumber's request as a waiver; under city code a variance is required if the permit cost exceeds the work cost and is over $10,000, so the item must be noticed and placed on a future agenda. The council took no action on these items at the December meeting.
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