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Packet outlines rezoning process, notice requirements and application checklist
Summary
Staff materials explain the local rezoning process, required public‑notice steps (certified mail within 300 feet, sign posting), hearing schedule, and a required documents checklist including legal description, title proof, traffic report and application fees.
The packet accompanying the draft CPD ordinance includes procedural instructions and an application checklist for rezoning petitions.
Staff notes the rezoning process is handled locally and requires the applicant to provide a complete application and supporting materials. Required actions include certified mail to property owners within 300 feet of the parcel, posting a notice sign on the property, and providing copies of required maps and a legal description. The packet lists application fees by parcel size ($800, $1,200, $1,500) and additional required items such as a traffic generation report, title documents, proofs of paid county taxes, and an aerial overlay.
The materials advise applicants that a P&Z public hearing normally precedes the Board of County Commissioners hearing by about a month and that incomplete submittals may delay scheduling and incur re‑advertisement fees.
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