11-808. Infrastructure service area boundaries;
notice; hearing; adoption



(L10, Ch. 244, sec. 7. Eff. 10/1/11)



A. The county planning and zoning commission may prepare a plan and provide
regulations determining the location of infrastructure service area boundaries consistent
with the growth area element of the comprehensive plan beyond which the county may limit
or prescribe conditions on publicly financed extensions of water, sewer and street
improvements. The plan and regulations shall consider all elements of the comprehensive
plan, including the circulation and public facilities elements. For the purposes of this
subsection, publicly financed does not include special taxing district financing other
than municipal or county improvement district revenues or bonds. The regulations shall
also include components that:


1. Assign or delegate administrative functions, powers and duties to county
officers and employees.


2. Identify the procedure for determining the initial infrastructure service area
boundaries.


3. Identify the methodology and procedures for adjusting the infrastructure service
area boundaries.


B. Before recommending the plan and regulations, or any part, amendment, extension
or addition, to the board of supervisors, the commission shall hold at least one public
hearing on the service area boundaries, after giving at least fifteen days' notice by
publication in a newspaper of general circulation in the county seat and in a newspaper
of general circulation in the area to be affected, if that area is other than the county
seat.


C. The board of supervisors shall adopt any such plan and regulations and
amendments by resolution.