The Chair welcomed Ms. Dent on the Board's behalf. Mr. Hazuda spoke for his daughter, the contract purchaser, stating he thinks they can resolve the easement issue. The issue at the September 14 th meeting was that the proposed dwelling could not be relocated 30 feet to the west as recommended by staff and the Critical Area Commission because of the Lot 68 driveway. The agreement has been forwarded to the Critical Area Commission but no response as been received as yet, although staff believes it will meet their concerns.
Staff recommends approval.
The letter states that Mr. Benefield is unable to attend the meeting because of a family crisis, but, in order to not cause further delay, they concur with staff's recommendations of September 27, 2000. The letter goes on to say that Mr. Hazuda, with whom they have contracted to build the house, will represent them at the hearing. For the record, the Chair announced that Board member Spencer Scriber was sitting on this continuation because he was present in the audience at the September 14 th hearing and has knowledge of this case. The Chair opened the hearing to public comment. There were no comments.