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Industrial (HI). Ms. McNeill stated that the request to rezone from Light Industrial <br />to Heavy Industrial has been made due to Heavy Industrial being more <br />representative of the current land uses and anticipated future land uses. The <br />names of the businesses involved in the request are Luther Leuth Property <br />Management, PCC Airfoils, Inc., STI Polymer, Inc., and Noble Oil Services, Inc. <br />After an explanation of the difference between Light Industrial and Heavy <br />Industrial uses as they relate to the property involved, Chair Dalrymple opened <br />the public hearing. <br />The following spoke in favor of the rezoning request: <br />- Bob Joyce, Sanford Area Growth Alliance <br />No one spoke in opposition of the rezoning request. <br />Chair Dalrymple declared the public hearing closed. <br />B. Amy McNeill, Zoning Administrator with the Sanford/Lee County Planning <br />and Development Office next presented a request from Mr. Jim Rosensteel for a <br />text amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance to add "Urban <br />Beekeeping" as a permitted use with development standards in the Central <br />Business District (CBD) zoned areas of Sanford and Broadway on both the <br />ground level and on roof tops. Ms. McNeill noted that there is no Central <br />Business District within the jurisdiction of Lee County. The request was <br />submitted to the Board for consideration since the UDO is a combined zoning <br />ordinance for Sanford, Lee County, and the Town of Broadway. At this time, <br />Chair Dalrymple opened the public hearing. <br />No one spoke in favor or in opposition of the proposed request to add "Urban <br />Beekeeping" as a permitted use with development standards in the Central <br />Business District. <br />Chair Darlymple proceeded to close the public hearing. <br />C. Marshall Downey, Planning and Community Development Director with the <br />Sanford/Lee County Planning and Development Office presented a <br />recommendation from the Lee County Planning Board for an amendment to the <br />Unified Development Ordinance to divide the membership of the Lee County <br />Planning Board and the Lee County Board of Adjustments. Mr. Downey stated <br />that currently members on the Lee County Planning Board serve in two <br />capacities with their dual role on the Lee County Board of Adjustments. The <br />Boards were originally merged due to the lack of activity, however because of <br />the level of recent activity that has occurred along with the anticipated future <br />activity, the proposed recommendation is meant to alleviate the workload on <br />these Board members by permitting the option of only serving on either the <br />Board of Adjustments or the Planning Board. At this time, Chair Dalrymple <br />opened the public hearing. <br />Page 3110 <br />