The Greenville Board of Adjustment met virtually on May 27, 2021, to consider several special use permit requests. The board approved a permit for Coastal Plain Shooting Academy for an indoor firearm range, granted a continuance for Captains United LLC, approved a permit for Greenville Treatment Center LLC for an opioid treatment facility, and also approved a written order from the previous meeting.
Mr. Chair, we're last all right, thank you. All right, good evening, everyone. Um welcome you all to the May 27th, uh 2021 meeting of the City of Greenville Board of Adjustment. My name is Michael Glenn. I'm the chair of the board. Board of Adjustment is a quasi judicial body that is governed by the North Carolina General Statutes and the City's code of ordinance. We conduct evidentiary hearings on requests for special use permits, variances, appeals of administrative decisions, and interpretations. A few things tonight before we get started. First, each applicant on tonight's agenda was notified before being placed on the agenda that this meeting would be conducted using a remote electronic platform. Every applicant on tonight's agenda has consented to the board conducting this hearing on their request using this remote platform. Second, notice of this meeting was provided to the applicants and the public in numerous ways. Specifically, notice of tonight's evidentiary hearings was provided by mail to all property owners within 250 feet of each subject property. The mailed notices were sent two weeks in advance of the meeting date and within the law to provide such notice. In each notice letter notified the recipient of the remote meeting platform. Notice was also provided by posting signs on the site of each property, publishing notice in the newspaper, and providing notice on the city's website. Each of these notice methods were also done within the legal requirement to provide such notice. The notice notices for tonight's meeting contained information about the means by which the public can access the remote meeting as the meeting occurs. Third, any individual wishing to participate in tonight's evidentiary hearings was required to sign up prior to the meeting to participate. Information about the sign of requirement, along with information about how to sign up to participate, was included in the mailed notice letters sent to each property owner within 250 feet of the subject property. The information was also included on the board's website, and among other information, a link to the board's website was included in all methods of notice. No case is proceeding tonight in which the city to voice an objection to the remote meeting platform. All individuals participating in tonight's evidentiary hearings were also required to submit a copy of any presentation, document, exhibit, or other material that they wish to submit at the evidentiary hearing prior to tonight's meeting. All materials that the city received from the participants in tonight's cases, as well as a copy of city staff's presentations and documents were posted online on the Board of Adjustment meeting schedule and agenda prior to this meeting. All materials that will be discussed today can be viewed at any time during the meeting by visiting the Board of Adjustment page on the city's website and clicking the May 27th agenda and meeting packet link. No new documents will be presented at tonight's meeting. All decisions of this board are subject to appeal with the Pitt County Superior Court. And finally, all individuals who signed up to participate in an evidentiary hearing on tonight's agenda were mailed a witness oath form prior to the meeting. Any individual planning to testify or submit evidence in the hearing was notified that they must sign the oath form prior to the meeting. All right. Yes, sir. Michael Glenn. Here. Rodney Bullett. Here. Ann Bayliss. Hunt McKinnon. Here. Christopher Lilly. Here. Sharon Evans. Here. Nathan Cohen. Here. Ryan Purdle. John Landrine. Here. Mr. Chair, we have a quorum. All right.