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The appeal will go before a judge to determine if any proper protocol was violated by the county commissioners etc.
Our understanding is that the judge would not overturn the commissioner’s decision but, if he finds reason, he may send it back to them for re-consideration. The commissioner’s cited strong legal reasons for their decision and we expect that to hold up.
The county’s attorney responded to the appeal request citing legal reasons for their denial of rezoning
GL Holmes files appeal regarding the county’s decision
The county commissioners denied the rezoning request by a vote of 5 to 2
GL Acquisitions Group files application with the county to rezone the golf course land allowing for housing to be built
Neighborhood News article states “ Place is currently negotiating with GL Homes”
On Going Soil assessments and several developers interested, some passing on the project
Golf Course Closes
The Save Pebble Creek website was established as a resource for the residents.
The mission statement was worded as follows:
working to keep Pebble Creek peaceful from construction noise and disorder by showing opposition to development that would eliminate the golf course and our abundant wildlife and the beautiful indigenous oaks and flora
Neighborhood News published an article regarding the shut down of the golf course was coming on July 31. It stated that the owner had been trying to sell the golf course for years
BayNews 9 Reports at least one developer has been interested in the property in recent years but pulled out when contaminated areas were discovered
The public spoke at the board of county commissioners meeting. The commissioners voted unanimously 7 to 0 against a Brownfield designation. The applicant did not meet the basic requirements. There were over 300 emails, 150 letters sent in to county commissioners in addition to the petition
A petition was posted and it received 450+ signatures
A public meeting was held at the pool clubhouse where it was announced that the golf course owner was seeking approval from the county for a Brownfield designation at the golf course property. We were told that the contaminants are deep down in areas of the course and would need to be “cleaned up” only if houses were going to be placed there, otherwise we were told that it is safe as is. A Brownfield is a government grant to help ( in this case the course owner) with funds to rehabilitate contaminated properties to improve the area and bring new jobs
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