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Street Addressing. The Departments of Community
Development and GIS have reviewed the overall street
addressing program. The conclusion is that all functions
are more logically placed within the GIS Department for new
street addressing and coordination with the E911 mapping
system. As a result of this effort, the Board of
Supervisors approved a full-time GIS Technician position to
be fully dedicated to the comprehensive street addressing
program.
The enclosed fee schedule, under the streets section,
identifies those fees to be collected for street addressing,
as well as street sign applications and requested name
changes. To maintain the County’s one-stop land development
application point, the Department of Community Development
plans to process the specific fees and deliver the
applications to GIS for processing and action. The
associated street addressing or sign application fees will
be assigned directly to designated GIS revenue and
expenditure budget codes.
Appeals to the Board of Supervisors. The Department
needs to establish a Zoning Division fee for appeals to the
Board of Supervisors regarding previously approved proffer
statements and final plat approval and conditions. These
represent rare requests, but require staff time, analysis,
recommendations and processing. Here the proposed $500 fee
is the same as required for appeals before the Board of
Zoning Appeals (BZA). If the appellant succeeds in the
appeal, the fee is returned as it is before the BZA.
Subdivision Potential. Upon request and paid fees
($100), the Department already provides detailed land
records research to establish the subdivision potential and
availability of administrative divisions for Rural
Agricultural (RA) and Rural Conservation (RC) zoned
properties. For example, such research requires tracking
the division of parent parcels after May 21, 1981. The
recommendation here is to require a similar fee for all
other residential and non-residential zoning categories for
requests for establishing administrative division
capabilities. That research should refer back to the parent
parcel in May of 1968. All requests verify proffered
zoning, special exception/special permit conditions and
other related constraints (e.g., location within a specified
Agricultural & Forestal District).
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