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Wednesday, December 25, 2024

Fulton County Zoning Committee met April 4.

Fulton County Zoning Committee met April 4.

Here is the minutes as provided by the Committee:

Call to Order Time: 5:00 p.m.

1. Call for Additions/Deletions to and Approval of the Agenda None

Motion to approve by 1st Doug Manock, 2nd Jason Myetich

Motion carried by voice vote with all present voting Ayes

2. Approval of Previous Minutes March 7, 2017

Motion to approve by 1st Doug Manock, 2nd Jason Myetich

Motion carried by voice vote with all present voting Ayes

3. Announcements, Communications and Correspondence  There were none

4. Public Comments

Connie King spoke to the committee about enacting regulations to prohibit the entrance of hog farms.

5. Claims/Financial Report

The March claims were presented for approval.

Motion to approve by 1st Jason Myetich, 2nd Doug Manock

Motion carried by voice vote with all present voting Ayes

6. Complaints There were no complaints.

7. New Business

a. Discussion/Action-Rick Whitney-Flood Plain Development in Bernadotte

Rick Whitney presented a flood plain development permit requesting to construct a small cabin in Bernadotte which is with the flood plain of the Spoon River. Whitney presented certification that the lowest floor of his structure would be 3.0 feet higher than the 100 year base flood elevation. He also presented evidence of flood proofing construction.

Motion to approve Whitney’s request. 1st Doug Manock 2nd Jason Myetich

Motion carried by voice vote with all members voting aye.

b. Discussion/Action-Monderrosa subdivision- in a continuation from March, Monderossa subdivision presented previously by Carey Putman, now had the necessary signatures to go before the Full Board for approval.

Motion to approve. 1st Doug Manock 2nd Jason Myetich

8. Old Business

There was nothing under old business.

9. MISC.

Bill Phillips spoke briefly about ZBA action on the Kotewa Hops request from the previous ZBA meeting. One of the conditions instituted was that the site not be operated as a tourism attraction. However, based on a recent letter from Julie Kotewa, there were two groups of individuals who would be visiting the site this summer in what appeared to be a business meeting. Phillips had requested that Mrs. Kotewa pen a letter explaining the nature of these visits and that the letter should become part of the ZBA minutes to be reviewed and approved by the ZBA at the next meeting.

10. Executive Session No executive session was held.

11. Adjournment

The meeting adjourned at 5:45 p.m. With motion by Donna Hudson, Second from Jason Myetich, all members voted aye.

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