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ice capacity in the Flint HillHuntly area from the current 120-140 customers to 250, he said.

The application considered at Friday’s public hearing involved a special use permit necessary for a public utility in an agricultural zone and a variance to the requirement for road 55 setback distance.

Neighbor Opposed

At the outset of the hearing, BZA chairman Lee Bird read a letter from Juanda Rodgers opposing the utility’s project “based on the possible commercialization of what is now entirely an agricultural area.” Rodgers, a neighboring landowner, noted in her letter that CenTel had poured the foundation for a building without first securing a permit for construction.

The concrete pad constitutes all the construction that will take place at the site, Dona van assured the BZA. He acknowledged that the concrete had been poured without CenTel first obtaining a building permit but pleaded ignorance rather than disregard for the law. “It’s not a requirement in other counties,” he noted, adding that CenTel would “of course” remove the pad if the special use permit is denied. Donavan added that the utility has al

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