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interested in taking a real hard shot at getting rid of some of your billboards?” McNear asked. He said he could put “tougher” language in the revised zoning ordinance which would set stricter requirements for removal of a deteriorated billboard. “You can also put a deadline in—after ten years, they have to get rid of their billboards.”
By consensus, the planning commissioners agreed to go with the more stringent billboard regulations and, in accordance with another suggestion from McNear, include a prohibition (in the subdivision ordinance) against subdividing property that is under open space easement.
Zoning administrator David Konick asked that the revised ordinance clarify the exemption on setback regulations granted to utility structures. He suggested a limit on the size of structures exempted, a clearer deliniation of what types qualify. “Distribution lines to houses certainly should be exempt but not transmission lines and it shouldn’t be a blanket exemption. There should be some minimum
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