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the condition that an updated rezoning application be submitted to staff <br /> acknowledging in writing that both the applicant and the property owner are <br /> agreeable to the Neighborhood Commercial(NC) since the applicant appeared to <br /> verbally amend the request during the public hearing. Members of the Board <br /> acknowledged there was no conflict of interest. <br /> 000-REZ@(V)Greenwood Rd-RECO-BINDER.pdf <br /> Motion: Motion that the proposed zoning map amendment is consistent with <br /> the Plan SanLee long-range plan designation of Village Center because the <br /> request was verbally amended during the public hearing by the applicant's <br /> representative/attorney to be agreeable to rezoning to Neighborhood <br /> Commercial (NC), which is a proposed zoning district for this land use <br /> designation. <br /> Mover: Robert Reives <br /> For: 7 - Arianna Lavallee, Dr. Andre Knecht, Robert Reives, Cameron Sharpe, <br /> Kirk Smith, Bill Carver, Mark Lovick <br /> Motion Result: Passed <br /> Motion: Motion to approve the rezoning request for the proposed verbally <br /> amended zoning map amendment to assign a new zoning of Neighborhood <br /> Commercial (NC) to this site because the uses allowed in North Carolina are <br /> appropriate for this site and align with the current adopted long-range plan. <br /> Mover: Cameron Sharpe <br /> For: 7 - Arianna Lavallee, Dr. Andre Knecht, Robert Reives, Cameron Sharpe, <br /> Kirk Smith, Bill Carver, Mark Lovick <br /> Motion Result: Passed <br /> V.B Legislative Goals Discussion <br /> Chairman Kirk Smith led the Board in a legislative goals discussion. The North <br /> Carolina Association of County Commissioners (NCACC) Legislative Goals <br /> Conference will present the legislative goal proposals to the committees, then to <br /> the executive board, and then to the general body of the NCA CC. Chairman <br /> Smith handed the gavel to Vice Chair Arianna Lavallee to chair the discussion. <br /> Chairman Smith requested the submission of a legislative goal to urge the <br /> general assembly to adopt legislation to ban the use of environmental, social, <br /> and governance metrics use in determining credit ratings. He said that the use of <br /> these metrics would take what has typically been an objective evaluation based <br /> on credit worthiness and ability to pay to an evaluation based on things like <br /> waste and pollution, natural capital, environmental impacts, and social access to <br /> basic services, housing, labor and income using these factors applying metrics <br /> to determine credibility and effectiveness in budget management. These metrics <br /> also include the private sector in customer relations, demographics, health and <br /> safety, financial strategy and risk management, management credibility and <br /> track record, Board structure, policies and procedures, compliance and <br /> reporting. These kind of restrictions leave an unforeseeable impact on the <br /> County's credit rating. Commissioner Reives requested more information on how <br /> these changes to the economic impact scores will impact the County. Dr. <br /> Crumpton said that this could have a negative impact on the County financially <br /> and advised that staff talk to the County's financial advisors to find out more <br /> 5 <br />