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noting that the erosion and sedimentation control plan for the development was "incomplete and improperly submitted." At this point, Goode had made the changes called for by the planners at the previous months session. In addition, the developer had deleted the subdivision’s 15th lot.
At another special meeting on April 27, 1977, the planners voted to send Goode a letter, stating that his subdivision application was not in effect “until such time as the proposed physical improvements (including the soil erosion and sedimentation control plan) are received.”
The following month, at a session on May 18, the planners again postponed action on the final plat, following Commonwealth Attorney George Davis’s advice that rezoning from agriculture and conservation to residential subdivision must precede consideration of a final plat. The planners also received recommendations from soil conservationist Bill Adams that Goode’s erosion and sedimentation control plan be amended to require (1) installation of a pad at the truck entrance (2) reseeding of cornfield (3) erection of a perimeter dike to control runoff into the Iordan River during house construction.
At a public hearing on Mountain Slopes subdivision held June 9, 1977, the planners voted five to one to recommend denial of Goode’s rezoning application. After another public hearing in August, the Board of Supervisors turned down the rezoning with a three-to-two vote.)
Approval Contingent
On Adjustment*
Luke, who also serves on the county Planning Commission, recalled that the approval granted Goode’s preliminary plat back in March, 1977, had been “contingent on more detail.
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