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“If we had something on record, we’d know where to put our finger” if mistakes or confusion occurred, said Barksdale. Baumgardner agreed to include dates for each event in the record form. “Beginning with the first contact with the Administrator,” interjected Barksdale.
"And make the record a part of the application,” added Masterson.
At the suggestion of the Planners, Baumgardner said he would include a notation on possible need for a rezoning somewhere at the beginning of the flow chart even though this requirement may not be obvious until time of final plat approval and determination of exactly how many lots are involved in the development.
“We would have avoided a great deal of criticism if we’d had a flow chart with the rezoning requirement” prior to considerations of C. L Goode’s proposed Flint Hill subdivision, noted Miller. He said that he’d been bothered by questions concerning Goode’s proposed rezoning after the June 8 public hearing on the matter and had gotten up in the middle of the night to check county ordinances for information.
Loophole Discovered
After checking, Miller continued, he’d found that the ordinances contained no minimum lot size for RS-1 districts, the designation Goode had requested. Miller maintained that a developer,
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