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Public hearing held on proposed gas station standard that would reduce setback from intersections
Summary
At a June 30 hearing, the Board heard testimony on County Ordinance 26-05 proposing to shorten the required distance from gas station entrances/exits to intersections from 100 to 75 feet; the Planning Commission sent an unfavorable report and the record will remain open for two weeks.
Patrick Thompson, County Attorney, conducted the public hearing on County Ordinance No. 26-05, which would amend local code to reduce the required distance between a gas station entrance/exit and an intersection from 100 feet to 75 feet and clarify how that distance is measured. The Planning Commission issued an unfavorable report on the proposal; the minutes record that the record will remain open for two weeks for additional input.
Members of the public offered mixed views: Brendan Mulaney, Joe Cusmano, Karl Zierfuss and Jim Dionato spoke in favor, while Jay Falstad registered opposition. The minutes do not include detailed transcripts of individual remarks. The Board did not take final action on the ordinance at the meeting.
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