File #: 14-0042    Name:
Type: Agendas Status: Passed
File created: 2/4/2014 In control: Board of Aldermen
On agenda: 2/18/2014 Final action: 2/18/2014
Title: Permit Extension Request for Previously Issued Conditional Use Permit for The Shoppes at Jones Ferry at 405 Jones Ferry Road PURPOSE: The Board is asked to review a request for an extension of the date when a Conditional Use Permit would otherwise expire for The Shoppes at Jones Ferry at 405 Jones Ferry Road.
Attachments: 1. Attachment A - Resolution Approving the Extension Request, 2. Attachment B - Staff Report, 3. Attachment C - Letter from Applicant's Attorney, David Rooks
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Permit Extension Request for Previously Issued Conditional Use Permit for The Shoppes at Jones Ferry at 405 Jones Ferry Road

PURPOSE: The Board is asked to review a request for an extension of the date when a Conditional Use Permit would otherwise expire for The Shoppes at Jones Ferry at 405 Jones Ferry Road.

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DEPARTMENT: Planning Department

CONTACT INFORMATION: Marty Roupe, 918-7333

INFORMATION: The property owner of 405 Jones Ferry Road, Mr. Calvin Mellott, has requested the extension of the date on which a previously issued Conditional Use Permit (CUP) would otherwise expire. The Board of Aldermen originally granted the CUP on September 25th, 2007. Thereafter, based on court proceedings resulting from the developer filing a lawsuit regarding the appropriateness of one or more CUP conditions, a permit extension granted by State Bill 831, and previous extensions granted by the Board of Aldermen, the current resulting expiration date for the CUP was November 21, 2013.

Staff contacted the property owner and developer in advance of November 21 regarding the matter. Mr. Calvin Mellott, property owner, then came to Town Hall on that date and made payment for the extension of the permit. Staff received and processed the check. Afterwards, staff contacted Mr. Mellott's attorney, Mr. David Rooks, and discussed what the payment did and did not mean regarding whether the permit can be extended.

In short, staff determined that Mr. Mellott has standing to continue forward with making a request for extension of the permit since he did make payment on the date the permit otherwise would have expired. But since the applicable LUO section (see Staff Report) requires action by the permit-issuing authority, the Board of Aldermen in this case, payment alone does not automatically extend the life of the permit. Staff discussed the matter with Mr. Rooks and he subsequently submitted a written statement (see Attachment) requestin...

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