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MINUTES
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WELD COUNTY, COLORADO
MARCH 17, 1999
TAPE #99-08
The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, met in regular
session in full conformity with the laws of the State of Colorado at the regular
place of meeting in the Weld County Centennial Center, Greeley, Colorado,
March 17, 1999, at the hour of 9:00 a.m.
ROLL CALL: The meeting was called to order by the Chair and on roll call the following
members were present, constituting a quorum of the members thereof:
Commissioner Dale K. Hall, Chair
Commissioner Barbara J, Kirkmeyer, Pro-Tem - EXCUSED
Commissioner George E. Baxter
Commissioner M. J. Geile
Commissioner Glenn Vaad
Also present:
County Attorney, Bruce T. Barker
Acting Clerk to the Board, Esther E. Gesick
Director of Finance and Administration, Donald D. Warden
MINUTES: Commissioner Geile moved to approve the minutes of the Board of County
Commissioners meeting of March 15, 1999, as printed. Commissioner Vaad
seconded the motion, and it carried unanimously.
CERTIFICATION
OF HEARINGS: Commissioner Baxter moved to approve the Certification of Hearings conducted
on March 15, 1999, as follows: 1) Amended USR #1191, Robert and Timothy
Felte; and 2) Hearing to Show Cause for vacation of COZ #466 - Pasquale
Varra. Commissioner Vaad seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
ADDITIONS TO
AGENDA: The following was added under New Business: 9) Consider Change of
Ownership for Hotel/Restaurant Liquor License from Mikel and Linda Quayle,
dba Little Oasis Restaurant to YE'O Jr., Inc., dba Boltd In Grill and authorize
Chair to sign; and 10) Consider Temporary Permit for Hotel/Restaurant Liquor
License for YE'O Jr., Inc., dba Boltd In Grill and authorize Chair to sign
CONSENT AGENDA: Commissioner Vaad moved to approve the consent agenda as printed.
Commissioner Baxter seconded the motion, and it carried unanimously.
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PUBLIC INPUT: Judy Curtis, County resident, expressed concern regarding ponch material
which is being spread on fields in the Briggsdale area. Ms. Curtis stated the
material causes excessive fly and odor problems and she suggested the
material needs to be turned under or injected to help ease the problem. She
stated while the material is left on the surface, it is blown to neighboring farms
and may cause health problems for humans, as well as animals. Ms. Curtis
complimented John Pickle, Director of the Weld County Health Department, for
his investigation of the situation; however, she stated Ordinance#89 needs to
be amended to address regulations of spreading ponch on agricultural land, as
well as the property owner's responsibilities. She further stated the type of soil
around Briggsdale may not be suitable for ponch because it is a sandy soil and
does not hold moisture well. Ms. Curtis also expressed concern that the
property values will decrease in the area due to excessive flies and odor, or a
deterioration of suitable farming soils. Commissioner Vaad stated he and Mr.
Pickle will continue to work with Ms. Curtis to consider the regulation of
spreading ponch on agricultural lands.
WARRANTS: Donald Warden, Director of Finance and Administration, presented the following
warrants for approval by the Board:
All Funds $427,898.98
Electronic Transfers - All Funds $467.19
Commissioner Geile moved to approve the warrants as presented by Mr.
Warden. Commissioner Baxter seconded the motion, which carried
unanimously.
BIDS: PRESENT FUEL-DIESEL, UNLEADED, AND PROPANE BID - PUBLIC
WORKS DEPARTMENT: Pat Persichino, Director of General Services,
presented the two bids received. Said bids will be considered for approval on
Wednesday, March 31, 1999.
PRESENT MOVING OF PLANNING AND HEALTH DEPARTMENT BID -
FINANCE DEPARTMENT: Mr. Persichino presented the four bids received.
Said bids will be considered for approval on Wednesday, March 31, 1999.
PRESENT MOTORGRADER BLADES BID-PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT:
Mr. Persichino presented the six bids received. Said bids will be considered for
approval on Wednesday, March 31, 1999.
BUSINESS:
NEW: (Clerk's note: Items #1 through #4 were heard last to allow a representative
from Assessor's Office adequate time to be in attendance.)
CONSIDER PETITION FOR ABATEMENT OR REFUND OF TAXES AND
AUTHORIZE CHAIR TO SIGN-SANIFILL, DBA USA WASTE:Anna Mae Sieg,
petitioner, stated she purchased the property from USA Waste, and does not
have any connection with the company. Michael Sampson, Assessor's Office,
stated there was a misunderstanding and Ms. Sieg was assessed as part of the
company; however, she is a separate owner and recommended her petition be
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approved. Commissioner Baxter moved to approve said petition and authorize
the Chair to sign. Seconded by Commissioner Geile, the motion carried
unanimously.
CONSIDER THREE PETITIONS FOR ABATEMENT OR REFUND OF TAXES
AND AUTHORIZE CHAIR TO SIGN - DENVER COCA COLA BOTTLING
COMPANY (P0011709, P0012729, P0002021): Mr. Sampson explained the
State law allows for a $2,500 exemption for personal property that would
otherwise be listed on a single personal property schedule, and the County
Attorney's Office feels the Coca Cola vending machines which are leased at
various locations qualify for the exemption. Mr. Sampson stated the value of the
vending machines is less than $2,500 and there is a list indicating the various
locations. In response to Commissioner Baxter, Mr. Sampson stated this is the
first petition received from the Denver Coca Cola Bottling Company; however,
they have received similar petitions from other companies. Commissioner Vaad
moved to approve said petitions and authorize the Chair to sign. Seconded by
Commissioner Baxter, the motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDER PETITION FOR ABATEMENT OR REFUND OF TAXES AND
AUTHORIZE CHAIR TO SIGN-HEWLETT PACKARD COMPANY(CON'T TO
05/03/99): Mr.Sampson recommended denial of this petition due to the possible
mis-classification of assets. He stated they have received additional
information, and explained the petitioner is requesting the equipment be
transferred from a ten year life to a six year life; however, it is still not clear what
type of equipment is at the site. Karen Bishop represented the Hewlett Packard
Company and stated the site is an electronic manufacturing facility and stated
the petitioner's requests is valid under the State guidelines. She explained the
equipment must be valued as a whole unit, not valued based on what a
component may be potentially used for. Mr. Barker suggested continuing this
matter to allow the Assessor's Office adequate time to review the type of
equipment at the site. Mr. Sampson stated the other option is to deny the
petition and allow the petition to file an appeal with the Board of Assessment
Appeals, which will allow him time to review the facility and the equipment. In
response to Commissioner Vaad, Mr. Sampson stated if the matter is continued,
he would prefer more time than 30 days due to April 15, 1999, tax deadlines.
In response to Chair Hall, Ms. Bishop stated additional time is not a problem.
Commissioner Vaad moved to continue this matter to May 3, 1999, at 9:00 a.m.
Commissioner Baxter seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
CONSIDER PETITION FOR ABATEMENT OR REFUND OF TAXES AND
AUTHORIZE CHAIR TO SIGN - UNITED PARCEL SERVICE, INC.: Mr.
Sampson recommended approval of the abatement petition for schedule
number P0014776, in the amount of $2,277.20. He stated the remaining
account numbers were assessed by the State or were not a United Parcel
Service, Inc., account; therefore, no refund is due. A representative for United
Parcel was present to answer any questions. Commissioner Geile moved to
approve said petition and authorize the Chair to sign. Seconded by
Commissioner Vaad, the motion carried unanimously.
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CONSIDER CONTRACT RENEWAL LETTER #1 FOR ABSTINENCE
EDUCATION CONTRACT AND AUTHORIZE THE CHAIR TO SIGN: John
Pickle, Director of Health Department, stated this is a continuation contract
which will provide abstinence education to two schools per year, and there are
nine schools on the waiting list. Mr. Pickle explained the"Friends First" program
promotes skills to withstand peer pressure. He stated Weld County has a
seventy to seventy-five percent abstinence rate and the program has been
working well. Commissioner Baxter moved to approve said renewal letter and
authorize the Chair to sign. Seconded by Commissioner Vaad, the motion
carried unanimously.
CONSIDER AGREEMENT FOR CLINICAL ENGINEERING SERVICES AND
AUTHORIZE CHAIR TO SIGN - LUTHERAN HEALTH SYSTEMS: Gary
McCabe, Director of Weld County Ambulance Service, stated this agreement
will formalize existing maintenance of technical equipment provided by Lutheran
Health Systems. Commissioner Vaad moved to approve said agreement and
authorize the Chair to sign. Seconded by Commissioner Geile, the motion
carried unanimously.
CONSIDER ADDENDUM ONE TO PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT
AND AUTHORIZE CHAIR TO SIGN - RACOM INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGIES: Mr. Warden stated this addendum is for one paragraph of
the Professional Services Agreement for the imaging of District Attorney records
by Racom Information Technologies. Commissioner Vaad moved to approve
said addendum and authorize the Chair to sign. Seconded by Commissioner
Baxter, the motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDER APPLICATION FOR A TEMPORARY ASSEMBLY OF MORE
THAN 500 PERSONS ON MARCH 27 AND 28, 1999-LEAHY FAMILY FARM,
LLC: Mr. Barker stated this application is for a two-day event, and he suggested
the Ordinance be amended to allow one permit per event rather than per day.
In response to Commissioner Vaad, Anne Leahy, applicant, stated the Special
Review Permit required that permanent sanitary facilities be installed and they
also provide four Port-A-Potties on special events. She further stated the racers
bring their equipment and self contained motorhomes and prefer to stay at the
site which is gated and locked at night. Responding to Commissioner Vaad, Mr.
Eallstadt stated overnight camping was not considered and is not allowed by the
Special Review permit. Mr. Barker stated Ms. Leahy is working to notify as
many as possible that camping is not allowed at the site. Ms. Leahy reiterated
the campers are self-contained and the families are quiet and have a lot of
money invested in their equipment, which would be safer if they were allowed
to keep it at the site. In response to Commissioner Baxter, Ms. Leahy stated an
overnight event is only once a year, and she submitted a schedule of races and
fees, marked Exhibit A, for the Board to review. Mr. Ballstadt added if camping
is to be permitted at the site on an on-going basis, the Special Review permit
will need to be amended. In response to Commissioner Geile, Ms. Leahy stated
the Special Review permit was for daily practice and they did not want people
camping at their place on a regular basis; however, this is a once a year event
and racers come from several states. Commissioner Geile moved to approve
said application with the allowance for overnight camping for this event.
Seconded by Commissioner Baxter, the motion carried unanimously.
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Commissioner Glenn Vaad commented he would like the Special Review permit
to be reviewed for future events.
CONSIDER CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP FOR HOTEL/RESTAURANT LIQUOR
LICENSE FROM MIKEL AND LINDA QUAYLE, DBA LITTLE OASIS
RESTAURANT TO YE'O JR., INC., DBA BOLTD IN GRILL AND AUTHORIZE
CHAIR TO SIGN: Mr. Barker stated the ownership is being transferred from
Mikel and Linda Quayle, dba Little Oasis Restaurant, to YE'O Jr., Inc., dba Boltd
In Grill. He further stated the application is complete and the applicant is
present to answer any questions. Commissioner Vaad moved to approve said
change of ownership and authorize the Chair to sign. Seconded by
Commissioner Geile, the motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDER TEMPORARY PERMIT FOR HOTEL/RESTAURANT LIQUOR
LICENSE FOR YE'O JR., INC., DBA BOLTD IN GRILL AND AUTHORIZE
CHAIR TO SIGN: Mr. Barker stated the applicant has paid the $100.00 permit
fee to allow business to be conducted while the permit is being processed.
Commissioner Geile moved to approve said permit and authorize the Chair to
sign. Seconded by Commissioner Vaad, the motion carried unanimously.
(Clerk's note: Chair Hall called for a five minute recess.)
PLANNING: CONSIDER RECORDED EXEMPTION #2425 AND SUBDIVISION
EXEMPTION #757- WILSON: Upon reconvening, Chair Hall called up the
remaining items of business to be considered simultaneously. The applicant
indicated that although one member of the Board is absent, they wish for this
matter to be heard today. Scott Ballstadt, Department of Planning Services,
gave a brief description of the location of the site and stated the soil is prime if
irrigated and is not located in the Tri-Area Intergovernmental Agreement area.
Mr. Ballstadt stated there is a separate legal parcel located south of the Frico
Ditch which is 40 acres in size and is owned by the Wilsons. He further stated
the Department of Planning Services has received two letters from surrounding
property owners, as well as one referral in opposition to the proposal and the
remaining referral comments have been addressed in the Conditions of
Approval. Mr. Ballstadt submitted a letter marked Exhibit L, from a surrounding
property owner, retracting their original letter of concern. He explained
Recorded Exemption (RE) #2425 needs to be considered in conjunction with
Subdivision Exemption (SE) #757 and described the proposed division of the
property, as well as staff's recommended division of the property. In response
to Commissioner Baxter, Mr. Ballstadt stated the applicant does not wish to split
the two non-conforming use houses due to the difficulty of splitting the utilities;
however, one of them will need to be designated a principal dwelling and the
other an accessory to farm. Mr. Ballstadt stated RE #2426 is located on the
western portion of the property and is approximately 100 acres in size, and
added staff is concerned with creating adjacent Recorded Exemptions. He
stated RE #2426 is not in compliance the to City of Dacono's Comprehensive
Plan and the Certificate of Compliance may not be justified because there is not
extensive farming, livestock, or production on the property. In response to
Commissioner Vaad, Mr. Ballstadt stated the deeded right-of-way for the ditch
creates two separate and legal parcels, and explained the applicant has
submitted an additional application for a Recorded Exemption on the 40 acre
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parcel south of the Frico Ditch which would create 10 acres around the houses
and the remaining area as a buildable lot. He stated a Certificate of Compliance
is less justified with this latest proposal. (Clerk's note: Switched to Tape
#99-09.) In response to Commissioner Baxter, Mr. Ballstadt indicated the
applicant's proposal on the overhead.
Elizabeth Wilson, applicant, stated she lives in ZPAD #67 and this proposal is
an attempt to provide housing for their children and allow them to live and work
on the farm. Mr.Wilson explained the septic systems, electric and water utilities
for the two non-conforming houses overlap and it would be very difficult to
create to separate parcels as staff has proposed.
Richard Wilson, applicant, displayed a diagram of the utilities for the non-
conforming use houses, marked Exhibit C. In response to Commissioner
Baxter, Ms. Wilson stated one of her daughters plans to live in the house south
of the ditch and will cross the ditch to use the barns for boarding horses. She
further stated a Recorded Exemption #2425 will stabilize the ZPAD on Lot A
which is currently a temporary structure. Ms. Wilson stated the density of the
property will remain the same with the addition of one mobile home on the
southern 40 acres and they are simply clarifying lot lines to help obtain financing
for the new homes. She explained the towns of Frederick, Firestone, and
Dacono have stated they have no conflict with the proposal. Ms. Wilson
indicated they plan to subdivide Lot A of RE #2426 which is 20 acres in size at
a later time to create four or five lots, and the soil is sandy and suitable for
septic systems. Regarding the RE recently submitted for the 40 acre parcel
south of the ditch. the two houses would be divided off and the remaining land
kept for pasturing and boarding horses. Ms. Wilson explained the farm must be
supported by outside sources due to low crop prices and indicated t the location
of the proposed greenhouse on RE #2425 which will justify an accessory to
farm. Ms. Wilson addressed the letter of concern from Thomas and Diana
Spurling, marked Exhibit A, stating most of the accusations are false, and
submitted a letter of support from W. E. Rosenoff and two letters detailing the
financing of the property, all marked Exhibit E, as well as a photograph of one
of the mobile homes at the site, marked Exhibit F. Ms. Wilson stated they have
reviewed the Conditions of Approval and agree with them. In response to Chair
Hall, Ms. Wilson indicated the greenhouse will be forty by eighty feet in size to
raise herbs and she submitted photographs of the farm, marked Exhibit G. Mr.
E3allstadt added a greenhouse is a Use By Right if it meets specific criteria.
Responding to Commissioner Baxter, Mr. Wilson indicated the portion of the
property which is farmed with winter wheat, alfalfa, and pasture grass. He
stated the twenty acres proposed to be subdivided is not accessible with the
rotating sprinkler; the soils are not good for farming; and they only have one
share of water and must rent any additional water. Mr. Ballstadt stated horse
boarding is a Use By Right if they meet certain requirement; however, these
details have not yet been addressed, and expressed concern that the proposed
SE has the potential to create more density on the property. In response to
Commissioner Geile, Ms. Wilson stated all of the houses have individual septic
systems, use Union Power, and will share a water tap within each lot if approved
as proposed. Mr. Ballstadt stated the two non-conforming use houses were
constructed prior to zoning; however, one of them will need to be designated as
a principal dwelling and the ZPAD on Lot A will become the principal dwelling
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with an MHP accessory to farm if approved as proposed. Chair Hall questioned
if a Certificate of Compliance is justified with only 40 acres to care for.
Diana Spurling, surrounding property owner, stated she lives directly across
from the house on the southern parcel and expressed concern with the potential
for additional traffic and people. She stated car lights shine in their windows at
night, and complained there is excessive weeds and thistle in the front yard.
Ms. Spurling stated the Wilsons have proposed various improvements over the
years; however, she has not seen any significant work being done other than
more people living at the site. She submitted photographs of the site, marked
Exhibit H, and stated they have concerns with receiving mail for the various
people that live on the Wilson's property, as well as barking dogs. Ms. Spurling
asked whether the Wilsons have permission to be crossing the Frico Ditch and
stated the Ditch company has requested they clear the property adjacent to the
ditch. She stated a majority of the people living on the farm work off-site and
are only there in the evening. Ms. Spurling stated her family has owned and
farmed their property since 1958 and the Wilson's property has not improved
since they have been their. In response to Commissioner Baxter, Ms. Spurling
explained the sons of the previous owner farmed the property and indicated it
is located within one-half mile of the Town of Frederick's city limits. Responding
to Chair Hall and Commissioner Vaad, Mr. Ballstadt stated the
Intergovernmental Agreement Urban Growth Boundary is adjacent to Weld
County Road 17 and the Town of Frederick did not respond. Commissioner
Baxter clarified the only consideration on the southern 40 acres is the proposed
mobile home.
Kate Cary, surrounding property owner, stated she is not able to see the Wilson
property from her home; however, she expressed concern with the increase
from two buildable lots to seven. She stated there is minimal farming at the site
and should not require any additional homes. Ms. Cary stated it does not
appear that the Wilsons follow through with their plans and approval will only
increase the number of homes, cars and people at the site. She further stated
this is not a family farm because the Wilsons have only owned the site for three
years and they appear to be circumventing the subdivision process. In
response to Commissioners Geile and Vaad, Ms. Cary indicated where the
additional buildable lots are, and stated she has seen as many as thirty cars at
the site at any given time.
Diana Evans, surrounding property owner, stated she has similar concerns to
those expressed by Ms. Cary and requested the application be denied.
Ms. Wilson stated if there are several people living in a house, there is bound
to be more than one car for transportation and added their proposal keeps all
of the prime farmground separate from the building sites. Ms. Wilson submitted
letters, marked Exhibits I and J,from Scott and Fred Hamilton, previous owners,
in support of the application. In response to Ms. Spurling's concerns, Ms.
Wilson stated Kris Rogers is their godson and his mail is sometimes miss
delivered; however, he has lived there the entire time they have owned the
property, and she explained who lives in the various houses. Ms. Wilson
reiterated the Town of Dacono is not opposed to the application and explained
they do not want to annex into the Town. She explained the cows and chickens
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are located behind the barn and are not visible from the road and they do have
an elk herd which is located on property located on Weld County Road 17 until
they are able to construct a fence for the herd. Mr. Wilson submitted pictures
of the Spurling property, marked Exhibit K, and stated their property is not in
prime condition and they seem to the only neighbors with concerns. In
response to Chair Hall, Ms.Wilson stated they would like to eventually subdivide
Lot A of RE #2426 into four or five acre lots and Lot B will remain farmed. She
added Lot B of RE #2425 will also remain in agricultural production with the
possibility to construct a new home for them when they are financially capable.
Possible re-configuration of the lots was discussed; however, Ms. Wilson
explained they are trying to create smaller lots to create better financing for their
children. In response to Chair Hall, Ms. Wilson stated the SE will be in their
son's name if he gets the necessary financing. Mr. Ballstadt explained the SE
needs to be considered in conjunction with RE #2426 and will be a separate
Regal parcel. In response to Commissioner Vaad, Mr. Ballstadt stated cars are
allowed on the property if they are properly licensed with plates. Responding
Ito Commissioner Baxter, Sharyn Frazer, Department of Planning Services,
stated selling a few cars on private property is not a violation unless it occurs on
a continuous basis; the derelict vehicles are screened from public view; and
there is no violation on the property at this time. In response to Commissioner
Geile, Mr. Ballstadt explained the ditch company has requested the ditch area
be cleared and the boundary defined, and stated Condition of Approval #4.d
requires the applicant to work with the ditch company to meet its requirements.
Don Carroll, Department of Public Works, added if the access from the southern
parcel is the same as the ditch road, the Wilsons will need to provide an
agreement with the ditch company allowing them to use that easement.
Commissioner Baxter commented he does not feel an additional accessory to
farm is necessary with the number of houses already available and based on
the size of the farm. In response to Chair Hall, Mr. Morrison stated RE #2425
and SE #757 need to be considered in one motion because the legality of one
depends on the other, and added if the Board would like to see the staff's
recommendation considered, it would have to deny this application and the
applicant could reapply with a substantial change. Responding to
Commissioner Geile, Mr. Morrison stated the accessory to farm on Lot A is not
an issue because it is already existing. Commissioner Geile moved to approve
Recorded Exemption #2425. Commissioner Vaad seconded the motion.
Commissioner Geile clarified his motion is for RE#2425 only and Mr. Morrison
stated the RE and SE must be either approved or denied simultaneously.
Commissioner Geile amended his motion to approve RE #2425 and SE #757
with the Conditions of Approval stating the two non-conforming use houses
would be very difficult to separate. Chair Hall commented he feels the applicant
is trying to evade the Subdivision Ordinance, and he does not agree that an
accessory to farm is necessary if the area is going to be divided into smaller
parcels. Commissioner Baxter stated the greenhouse justified the accessory
to farm on RE #2425 and if the greenhouse is not built the mobile home will be
removed. He stated approval of the Recorded Exemption does eliminate the
problem of the ZPAD; however, the SE does create problems of its own. Chair
Hall stated approval of this proposal is not making the situation any better.
Upon a call for the vote, the motion carried three to one with Chair Hall
opposed.
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CONSIDER RECORDED EXEMPTION #2426 -WILSON: Mr. Ballstadt stated
Recorded Exemption #2426 is located on the western portion of the property
and will create Lot A which is 20 acres in size and Lot B will be 80 acres. Mr.
Ballstadt clarified that the sprinkler system does not irrigate Lot A and there are
no current dwellings on the 100 acres as they exist. Commissioner Baxter
moved to deny Recorded Exemption#2426. Commissioner Geile seconded the
motion, and it carried unanimously.
CONSIDER CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE FOR ACCESSORY TO FARM -
WILSON: Mr. Ballstadt stated the Certificate of Compliance (COC) is located
on the 40 acres south of the Frico Ditch and there is currently a stick-built home
on a foundation. Commissioner Geile stated there is enough evidence to show
that a COC is necessary. Chair Hall commented Section 43.2.3.1,1 of the Weld
County Zoning Ordinance states the mobile home must be located on the
property where the use will occur and in this case they are also using the barns
on the adjacent RE #2425. He further stated if the property is sold, one
residence should be sufficient for the parcel. Mr. Morrison stated if this is
approved, the certificate must be justified annually and if the use changes, the
certificate can be denied at a later date. Commissioner Baxter stated there is
no justification that the Certificate of Compliance is necessary. Commissioner
Geile moved to deny the Certificate of Compliance for an Accessory to Farm.
Seconded by Commissioner Baxter, the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTIONS AND
ORDINANCES: The resolutions were presented and signed as listed on the consent agenda.
No Ordinances were approved.
Let the minutes reflect that the above and foregoing actions were attested to
and respectfully submitted by the Acting Clerk to the Board.
There being no further business, this meeting was adjourned at 12:30 a.m.
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