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• Why do we need to go back through the Planning Commission and pay $1,000? <br />(Is it the assumption that we want it REZONED and that there is a fee involved in <br />rezoning, which then must go through the Planning Commission? We are not asking <br />for it to be REZONED, we are asking to move and renovate existing storage sheds. <br />The City is responsible to create zoning, which should have been done in 1987 when <br />the previous zoning was repealed. Why are we being penalized and expected to pay, <br />when this is something the City should have done 12 years ago?) <br />• Why have we not received a response to the letter our attorney sent (dated <br />September, 13) to Mayor Hunt, with a copy going to the City Attorney? <br />As you can tell, our OVERALL basic question is WHY? <br />We don't understand what is happening or why it is happening. <br />We can only assume that City Administration is not doing their job as directed <br />from the City Council. <br />What do we expect? <br />Steve and I expect a written document, detailing the steps that we are expected to do, <br />what the City Administration is expected to do, and a timeline that would bring this <br />proposed project to an end result. We also expect the timeline to be in a timelier <br />manner than what has previously occurred. City Administration has had over two <br />years to come up with zoning options. to support the project, as directed, and twelve <br />years to rezone the property which. should have been completed within 90 days per <br />state guidelines. Will our expectation be met? What guarantees will be put in place <br />so that City Administration will follow the directives of the City Council? What <br />timeframe will be placed on this request? <br />Prepared by the Johnson Family (Steve & Liz) <br />