In a recent government meeting, the Board of Commissioners discussed a proposed zoning map amendment for a rural residential property, identified as Pier EZ 2024 number 16. The staff presentation highlighted that the property does not fall within a regulated flood zone and is consistent with the county's future land use map, which supports rural agriculture zoning.

The planning board had previously met on September 5 and unanimously recommended approval of the rezoning request. However, three local residents voiced their concerns during the public hearing, citing potential traffic increases on Logan's Run, ongoing maintenance issues, and environmental impacts on a nearby creek. Although staff could not confirm the creek's status as regulated, they acknowledged its potential role in the drainage system for Turkey Creek.

The property currently features residential structures, including a manufactured home, and is actively used for residential purposes. Following the public hearing, the Board of Commissioners voted unanimously in favor of the rezoning amendment, signaling support for the proposed changes.

Additionally, the meeting included the appointment of two new members, Mr. Keith Fountain and Mr. Joseph Yanesa, to the airport advisory commission, reflecting ongoing efforts to engage community members in local governance. The meeting concluded with updates from the chairman, emphasizing the importance of public involvement in local decision-making processes.