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Who were the ones that approved?
With a room full of 100 people or more, no member of the public was allowed to speak as the BZA Chairman had quierly closed the public comment time at the 9/5/23 mtg. Maybe that is allowed but there were many unhappy citizens who should be have been able to speak. The whole matter took less than 15 minutes, including the City’s attorneys instruction to the board, to be voted on. It felt like the citizens were ignored. You can’t even vote the BZA out of office as they are all appointed by the MAYOR. It clearly showed the BZA had their minds made up when they arrived. :Very disappointing!!!!!!!
well, vote the mayor out this november.
Sounds like a good candidate for judicial review to have the decision overturned or sent back for rehearing. Did they meet the requisite findings? I’d be surprised if they did.
Not the first time the BZA has ignored the wishes of the public for political reasons. Last time I was at a BZA meeting the city attorney referred to the public in attendance as “the peanut gallery”. Our politicians at work, but not for the voters.
Wow.
Which is why I just about ignore politics and focus on what I CAN control. Although, I’m sure there’s a few decent politicians in the country. I’m not willing to stoop to, what is normally thought of, when a person thinks of a politician’s level.