At its September 16th meeting, the BOC held its public hearing on the proposed re-write to the County’s Subdivision Regulations. However, they took no action on the matter to allow for further review and consideration. At its August 19th work session, the BOC held a public hearing on the matter, but the County failed to provide sufficient time for public review of the documents and thus voted to delay the matter and allow 28 days for public comments.
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