Public Hearing: Long Range Planning Committee for 2045 Plan
Local Issues Committee Chair Randy Stigall draws attention to the need to pay close attention to Boone County’s 2045 Plan and the impact of expanding development on the county.
Planning & Zoning April 17
The Local Issues Committee especially notes three public hearings to be held Wednesday, May 1, and reports on growing proposals for development across the county.
Planning & Zoning April 3
Planning and Zoning discussed changes to commercial and residential zoning in Hebron, Erlanger, Florence, Bellview and wider Boone County.
Planning & Zoning March 20
Boone County Planning & Zoning is considering changes to allow further commercial and residential development affecting Hebron, Florence and other county areas.
Planning & Zoning February 7
Requests at the February 7 meeting included changes in signage, changes to commercial usage, single-family home development and commercial development and expansion.
Planning & Zoning January 3
The Boone County Planning Commission denied one multi-family development, approved another and considered several other changes in zoning in Union, Boone County, Richwood and Hebron.
Planning & Zoning December 6 & 20
The Planning Commission considered proposals allowing multi-family developments, grocery store development, cell tower installation and various changes in zoning for other purposes.
Public Library Board November 20
Public comment time (15 minutes in total) is provided at the beginning of the meeting. The concerned citizens from Petersburg appeared again en masse regarding the Chapin Memorial Library (CML). The group met with the library director on 11/6.
Planning & Zoning November 15
Planning and Zoning proposals affecting commercial development including grocery stores, multi-family housing and subdivision regulation.
Boone County School Board November 9
Quantifying Total System Effectiveness
The District presented the State’s effectiveness reporting system termed “Accountability Report.” Even the administration’s presenter described the report as “gobbledygook” because no insight can be extracted, much less improvement action steps identified from the report.