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supervisors wouldn’t want to make a judgment on whether something was an “eyesore.”
Clerk Diane Bruce asked how far inside a property line such a building could be.
Mr. McCarthy said that he expected the ordinance to only be applied in subdivisions where houses are close together.
Julia Atkins asked, “Why do other people have the right to come on your property and go in your building?”
Supervisor Chairman Hubert Gilkey replied, “This board, John’s office and the building office -- we’re not going out and look for these places. The county’s not going out unless someone makes a complaint.”
Hampton District representative Mike Massie said, “There is a lot of discretion built into the ordinance. That’s the reason for the public hearing.”
Ms Kingman asked how soon action could be expected on an unsafe structure.
The ordinance provides that the
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