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planning commission doesn’t have the responsibility in considering a site plan to decide whether or not the ski area has the right to build an Alpine slide. The planners must only determine if the ski area has disclosed what it plans to do and how it plans to do it, according to Adamson.
"We understand that,” countered Miller, pointing out that the planners must also review the development plan for compliance with article 13 of the county’s zoning ordinance. “Has the state Highway Department concurred with this particular site plan (regarding entrance and exit from the ski area onto the state road)?” asked Miller. “Do we have current approval of sewer and sanitary facilities for this particular site plan?...The only thing I want is something that’s current,” Miller said.
“We must have it if we're going to do what we’ve taken an oath to do,” agreed chairman Herbert Barksdale. “This wasn’t on our agenda,” he said, noting that he’d been unable to reach the other planners after Baumgardner notified him by phone of the site plan submission. “I think we'll have to have a little time to consider this thing before we take any action on it,” Barksdale said.
“Time is essential.” Adamson responded. “This has been in the process for two years or more. What is the commission’s time , frame?” he asked, inquiring if the planners would take ' action at a special meeting or at their next regular session in May. He added that current approval from both the Health and Highway Departments could be obtained within a week.
The planners agreed to reach a decision on the site development plan by the end of a week and later set a special meeting for Wednesday, April 25, at 7:30 p.m. in the court house.
After representatives from the ski area left the court room, Werner Krebser asked if Rapp Ski Limited was applying for a building permit under the county’s existing zoning ordinance.
Miller agreed this was the case and added that recreational uses were allowed by right with the ski
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