NORTH CAROLINA ASSOCIATION OF
ZONING OFFICIALS
Progress
Through
Zoning
2007 SPRING EDITION
Inside this Issue:
March
2007
Message from the President
Joey Lea
President’s Message ............. 1
President’s Message (cont.) ... 2
Farewell Tribute .................... 2
Membership Update ............ 2
New Members ............... 3 & 4
Bd. of Directors Meeting ....... 5
Mid Winter Workshop ........... 6
Pics ................................ 6 & 7
Annual Conf. Update ............ 8
Calendar Notes .................... 9
Cert. Comm. Update ............ 9
Education ........................... 10
Officers/Bd. of Directors ..... 11
Financial Report ................. 11
Committee Appointments . 12
Cert. Comm. Members ...... 13
District Map ........................ 14
Got an Idea??
New Ordinance ??
New Enforcement Program ?
Unusual B.O.A. Case ???
Let Us Know…..
We can do an article in an
upcoming newsletter and share
it with fellow members.
Please contact the Newsletter
Chair, Gary Ouellette by e-mail,
[email protected]
or call (910) 938-5361.
Or contact Kevin Medeiros
Co-Chair by e-mail,
[email protected]
or call (252) 206-5287.
The year is moving along quickly. We just
finished up our Winter Workshop in Southern
Pines. Special thanks go out to Larry Odom
and Kevin Medeiros for putting on a well
organized event. I would also like to thank all
the board members for their team work and
dedication during the workshop. We had a
fantastic turn out and a large number of Board
Adjustment members for the morning session,
BOA Do’s and Don’ts. In the afternoon session
we learned how to handle difficult enforcement
issues that we encounter in our work. And of
course Rich and Dave brought us up to date
on the legal issues. Thanks go out to past
President Joy Richards for being our local
person on the scene.
Larry Odom, Certification Committee chairman and I, addressed the opening
of the Certification Course. There were a few “Non-members” in attendance
but hopefully after our encouragement and the knowledge gained from the
course, they won’t be non-members for long. I wish them all the best of luck.
I would like to thank all of the certification committee members for their hard
work over the last several months. A list of our newest CZO’s will be posted
in the summer newsletter. The Introduction to Zoning Course is coming up.
There will be two offerings of the Intro Course this year. May 14th-18th and
June 11th-15th. Get your name in early and remember, the Intro Course is a
prerequisite for being able to take the Certification Course.
Mark your calendars; the summer conference is just around the corner. Loray
Averett and John Evans are putting the final touches on what will be a great
event with interesting topics and speakers. As an added bonus, we will be
at what is clearly one of my favorite places, on the beach. Our location this
year will be at the Shell Island Hotel in Wrightsville Beach, August 12th -15th.
Break out the beach towels and flip flops, we are going have some fun and
learn something while we are doing it. Look for all the details in the up coming
summer newsletter.
continued on page 2
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Messag
e fr
om t
he Pr
esident, (cont.)
Message
from
the
President,
Once again, thank you for allowing me to serve. The Association is strong and your Board of Directors
are committed to the continued success and future of your organization. Please remember to visit the
website often and get involved. You do not need to be on a committee to volunteer. There is always help
needed at the workshops and conferences so do not be afraid to ask. Have a great summer and I hope
to see you all at the Conference.
Joey Lea
President
Far
e w ell T
ribut
e
are
Tr
ibute
It is with tremendous sadness that we announce the
passing of a valued member of our organization Mr. Archie
Andrews Jr. Archie passed away on January 19, 2007.
Archie was a native of Greensboro and was the Chief
Code/Zoning Enforcement Officer for the City of
Greensboro for 38 years before retiring in 1990. He was
a founding member of the NCAZO and served as our 2nd
President (1982-1983). He was named an Honorary
Member of the NCAZO shortly after his retirement. Our
condolences, thoughts and prayers go out to the family
and friends of Mr. Archie Andrews.
Membership Update
NCAZO is growing and are now 463 strong. We are honored to have your membership and support.
Already, we have 81 new members join our association since January of 2007. We look forward to
serving you in all that you do in the zoning profession. If you have not paid your annual dues for
2007, please send a check ($40.00) with your completed dues renewal from to “NCAZO” to:
John Evans
NCAZO Membership Chair
146 North Church Street
Asheboro, NC 27203
Additional dues renewal forms are available on our website (www.ncazo) on the member information
link on our home page. If you need to verify the status of your membership or if you know of anyone who
would benefit from membership, please contact John Evans at [email protected] or 336-6261201 Ext. 220.
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Welcome New Members
Thank you for your support of the NCAZO. We know your membership will certainly be beneficial to you, your
organization and your career. If there is anything that could improve your experience as a member of NCAZO,
please let any of the board members know.
New Member
Title
Jurisdiction
Ted Adams
Ed Adams
Jamie Laughter Adrignola
Donna Beck
Timothy Blair Chambers, Jr.
Cheryl B. Chandler
William Deaton
Carlton R. Doby, Jr.
Brad Goettee
Lawrence Hardee
Mark A. Hetrick, CZO
Jeffrey P. Hunter
Bryan Lightfoot
Tresa A. Long
Sarah Lutz
Dan Matthys, AICP, CPM
Peter Minter
Fred Morris
Lynn Patrie
Justin Rametta
Gary Alan Rinehardt
Cathy Ruth
Dawn N. Snotherly
David E. Steinmetz
John Steven Still
Corey Beth Taylor
Chris Timberlake
Sandra Elaine Watkins
Jacob Wiggins
Raymond Youngblood
Walter Abernethy
Shelita Atkinson-Bowens
Franklyn Barrera
Judith Bonds
Leslie Cook
Christine D. Dodd
Donald Duncan
Ken Eaker
Scott Edwards
Kim Fletcher
Jesse Fox
Charles Frye
Wendy Gigante
Rafael Gonzalez-Diaz
Rashad Grant
Jerry Green
Alex Gregory
Mike Hawkins
Charles Hitsman
Charles Hodges
Code Enforcement Officer
Zoning Enforcement Officer
Town Manager
Zoning Officer
Planner I
Development Services Technician
Planning Technician
Codes Enf. Off./Min. Hsg. Insp.
Zoning Compliance Officer
Zoning Compliance Supervisor
Planner
Zoning Inspector
Planning Director
Planning Technician
Planner/Asst. Zoning Administrator
Planning Manager
Zoning Administrator
Code Enforcement Administrator
Planning Technician
Planning Technician
Code Enforcement Officer
Admin. Asst. Comm. Development
Planner
Senior Code Enf. Administrator
Chief Zoning Official
Planner I
Planner
Planner
Planner/Asst. Zoning Administrator
Zoning Enforcement Officer
Division Manager
Planner II
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Inspector
Zoning Enforcement Official
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Process Specialist
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Inspector
Administrative Officer III
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Supervisor
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Supervisor
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Technician
Brunswick County
City of Jacksonville
Town of Mills River
City of Winston-Salem
Davie County
City of Concord
City of Wilson
Rowan County
Town of Cary
Town of Cary
Town of Zebulon
City of Winston-Salem
Town of Waxhaw
Village of Pinehurst
City of Brevard
Town of Cary
Burke County
Brunswick County
Wake County
Wake County
City of Concord Police Dept.
Polk County
City of Wilmington
City of Fayetteville
New Hanover County
City of Wilmington
Catawba County
Town of Morehead City
City of Brevard
Town of Indian Trail
City of Charlotte
Wake County
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
Johnston County
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
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Welcome New Members, (cont.)
New Member
Title
Jurisdiction
Annesia Holback
Gwendy Hahn Hutchinson
Mike Jenkins
George Jenkins
Libbie Johnson
George Kenyon
Ben Krise
George Lee
Travis Mumbulo
Allison Naftel
Gina Nickerson
Aaron M. Parks
Harry Pope, Jr.
Ann Pyant
Jared D. Salema
John V. Schodtler
Zafar Shums
Ron Simons
Spencer Stickel
Marta Suarez
John Sutton
Renee Tench
Charles Tinsley
Paris Waddy
April Wallace
Roslyn Wright
Benjamin H. Howell
Candence Cornwell
Thomas Cummings
Jessica Anne Fiester, MPA
Christopher M. Martin
Office Assistant IV
Planning & Administrative Assistant
Code Enforcement Coordinator
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Process Specialist
Code Enforcement Supervisor
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Inspector
Planner II
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Supervisor
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Inspector
Code Enforcement Technician
Code Enforcement Inspector
Planning & Comm. Dev. Director
Associate Zoning Administrator
Code Enforcement Officer
Zoning Enforcement Officer
County Planner
City of Charlotte
Village of Pinehurst
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
Wake County
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte
Town of Plymouth
Lincoln County
Town of Hillsborough
Town of Atlantic Beach
Cleveland County
If you have joined NCAZO within the past three months and are not on the above list, have any questions about Membership with NCAZO or if you
know anyone that may benefit from membership, please contact: John Evans at (336) 626-1201, ext. 220 or email [email protected]
Notice to all members: we need your help! Please go to the membership list on our website www.ncazo.org (under “membership
information”) to check for complete and correct information (name, title, phone #s, email, etc.). The site will be updated quarterly
when the newsletter is posted and will allow you to email any corrections.
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Board of Directors Meeting
The Board of Directors meeting convened at 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 6, 2007 at the Days Inn in Southern Pines. Members
present included Joey Lea, President; Gary Ouellette, 1st Vice President; Geoffrey Pearson, 2nd Vice President; Larry Odom, Treasurer; Loray Averett, Secretary; and Board Members John Evans, Ron Smith, Kevin Medeiros, David Sudderth, and Helen Bunch.
Minutes
President Lea moved to approve the minutes from the October 27, 2006 Board of Directors meeting. Mr. Ouellette seconded the
motion. The motion carried.
Southern Pines Workshop Update and Evaluations
Mr. Odom and Mr. Medeiros gave a final report on the workshop. There were approximately 125 members in attendance, 30 of which
were first time attendees. The workshop evaluation comments were positive. Mr. Sudderth moved to accept the workshop report,
seconded by Mr. Smith. The motion carried.
Policies-Update
President Lea presented a list of previously approved policies that dated back to January 1985. He had requested that each Board
member go over the list of polices so that the policies could be condensed and updated to reflect the current Board operations and
be placed in each director’s book. Mr. Sudderth moved to accept the policy report, seconded by Mr. Medeiros. The motion carried.
Annual Conference Report
Ms. Averett and Mr. Evans gave a preliminary update for the 2007 annual conference. The location will be at Shell Island Oceanfront
Suites in Wrightsville Beach. The registration fee for members has been preliminarily set at $125.00. Mr. Ouellette moved to accept
the annual conference report, seconded by Mr. Smith. The motion carried.
Certification Committee Report
Mr. Pearson gave the certification committee report. There will be two Introduction to Zoning Courses and a Certification Course this
year. The Certification Course is planned for March and April, and Introduction to Zoning Courses planned for May and June. Mr.
Pearson invited the Board members to visit and support the attendees during courses. Mr. Sudderth made a motion to approve the
report, seconded by Ms. Bunch. The motion carried.
Treasurer’s Report
The financial report was given by Mr. Odom. He submitted an updated treasurer report for current records. The current checking
balance is $24,707.57. The CD money market account balance is $17,799.03. President Lea moved to accept the report, seconded
by Mr. Ouellette. The motion carried.
.
Membership Report
Mr. Evans gave the membership report. The report shows the Association has 463 members (11 honorary members) of which 382
have paid their membership dues. Seventy (70) members have not paid their dues and any unpaid will be dropped from membership
at the end of 2007. There have been 81 new members this year, as of March 2, 2007. Mr. Evans submitted a graphics chart that
shows the membership growth from 2004 through this date of March 2007. This chart reflects that membership has been increasing
each year for the past four years. There are some counties that still do not have representation and Mr. Evans noted that he will send
these counties a brochure along with a welcome to zoning letter. Mr. Sudderth moved to accept the membership report, seconded
by Mr. Medeiros. The motion carried.
Education/Publicity Report
Mr. Ouellette and Mr. Medeiros presented the education/publicity reports. Mr. Ouellette stated the spring newsletter will be published
on March 30, 2007 and asked for all newsletter items by March 15th. Mr. Ouellette explained to the Board members how the
newsletter is formatted. President Lea suggested that each member receive a copy of the newsletters via email along with the
website address. Mr. Pearson and Mr. Medeiros made mention of other technology that the website could benefit from. Mr. Pearson
made a motion to accept the report, Ms. Bunch seconded. The motion carried.
Legislative report
Ms. Bunch reported that the Legislative report was given by Dave Owens during the workshop and that their presentations would be
put on the website. Mr. Evans made a motion that the report be accepted, seconded by Mr. Smith. The motion carried.
The next Board of Directors meeting date will be May 18, 2007.
Mr. Ouellette made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Mr. Smith.
With no further business, the meeting adjourned at 4:00.
Respectfully Submitted, Loray Averett, NCAZO Secretary
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Mid W
int
er W
or
kshop
Wint
inter
Wor
ork
Our Mid-Winter Workshop in Southern Pines was a great success. We had a tremendous attendance,
119 participants of which, 30 were first time attendees and 14 Board of Adjustment members from the
local area. Monday morning started with opening remarks from our President and a Welcome to the
area from the Mayor Pro-Tem of Southern Pines, Mr. Fred Walden. A newcomer on our list of presenters,
Misty Woodard, Attorney for the City of Wilson, spoke about the Do’s and Don’ts of the Board of
Adjustment. There was a lot of great information, much discussion and we all know where to get some
quality fresh roasted coffee beans (even if the neighbors don’t like it.). We engaged in some good
exchange of enforcement situations early in the afternoon and then Mark Payne, Johnston County Attorney,
discussed enforcement, trespass, search and investigation. This too was great information that will
assist us all in being better zoning and code enforcement officials. Tuesday opened with Dave Owens
presenting a Legislative Update bringing us all in the loop on the activities of the General Assembly and
what will impact us. Rich Ducker followed with situations that challenged our knowledge of the laws,
enforcement, and legal procedures. Throughout the course of the workshop, there were many friends
made, knowledge shared and valuable networking took place. Larry Odom and Kevin Medeiros who
co-chaired the workshop did a fantastic job and are to be commended and congratulated on a great
event. Thanks to all the participants who made the workshop a success and your input on topics, speaker
recommendations and locations for future educational opportunities.
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Annual Conference Update
As our Association enters its second quarter of a century, we hope you can join us for our NCAZO
Annual Conference on the beautiful shores of Wrightsville Beach. The conference will be held at the
Shell Island Oceanfront Suites August 12th through the 15th. We have a fantastic event planned
with educational opportunities and the chance for you to interact with your colleagues in an oceanfront
atmosphere. Some of the events tentatively scheduled include sessions on customer service specifically
tailored to zoning enforcement and administration officials, regulating correctional facilities (from the
perspective of those who manage correctional facilities), Board of Adjustment issues, and much more.
During our Annual Awards Banquet, you can participate in a festive variety of music and entertainment.
Please see the hotel’s website for information on the accommodations (www.shellisland.com). To help
you plan your budget, the conference registration for members is tentatively set at $125.00. Final
registration information will be included in the Summer Newsletter. We know you will enjoy the events we
have planned and recognize that the success of our conferences comes from the active participation
and assistance of our members. If you’d like to help out, please contact Loray Averett
([email protected] or 336-373-4764) or John Evans ([email protected] or 336626-1201 Ext. 220). Thank you and we look forward to seeing you in August!
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2006 - 200
7 Calendar N
otes
2007
No
Introduction To Zoning Courses: The School of Government is offering two sessions
of the Introduction to Zoning Course this year. The course dates are May 14th – 18th
and June 11th – 15th. Contact Beverly Howarth at [email protected] for enrollment
information.
Board of Directors Meeting: The Board of Directors will meet on Friday, May 18th.
Contact any of your board members if you have something you feel the Board needs
to address.
Newsletter Articles: The deadline for submission of articles for the next newsletter
is May 1st, 2007. Publication date is May 15, 2007. If you have items of interest for
the entire membership to be included in the newsletter or posted on our Web Site, let
us know. We also have advertising space available. If you know of a Planning/
Zoning related business that would like to advertise in our newsletter, let us know.
Contact Kevin Mederios at: [email protected].
2007Annual Conference: The Annual Conference will be held at the Shell Island
Hotel in Wrightsville Beach on August 12th – 15th, 2007. Loray Averett and John
Evans are co-chairs and are putting together a super event. If you would like to assist
in any way, please let them know.
2007 Annual Dues: Annual dues renewal notices have been mailed. If you have not
already done so, please complete the renewal forms and remit payment as soon as
possible.
Certification Committee Update
The NCAZO Certification Committee met on March 3, 2007 at the Mid-Winter Workshop held in Southern
Pines. The committee met to discuss the upcoming Certification Course which is to be held in Chapel
Hill on March 12th – 15th, and April 10th – 12th. The committee presented potential exam questions for
the course, as well as reviewed the roster of registered participants. There are approximately 44 students
who are registered to take the course and exam. We wish these individuals good look as they pursue
CZO Certification.
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Education
LET’S GET EDUCATED (a continuing series)
“Quasi-judicial Zoning Decisions”
Whether your jurisdictions Boards of Adjustment meet regularly and here many
cases or infrequently and only hear variances and zoning interpretations here is some good information on
quasi-judicial zoning decisions.
Special rules apply to all decisions where there is fact-finding and the application of discretionary standards. This
includes appeals, variances, special use permits, and conditional use permits. While these decisions are typically made by
boards of adjustment, they may also be assigned to the planning board or governing board.
Quorum and voting. The statues do not set a special quorum for boards. Some ordinances specify a majority of
board; others use a higher four-fifths requirement. Many decisions of the board of adjustment require a four-fifths majoritysuch as granting a variance, a special or conditional use permit, or overruling a determination of the zoning administrator.
Vacant seats and members who are excused from voting due to a conflict of interest are not considered in computing the
majority if there are no alternates to replace them.
Hearings. An evidentiary hearing is required for each decision. The purpose of the hearing is to establish the facts,
not to gather opinions about the desirability or popularity of the project. Witnesses present testimony under oath, crossexamination must be allowed, board members are not allowed to gather evidence outside of the hearing, and written findings
of fact are required.
Notice of hearings. A local government must give due notice of its hearings to all parties to the case. Individual
mail notice is the usual method of doing this. The zoning statutes impose no special published notice requirements for
quasi-judicial decisions (unlike proposed zoning amendments). If a zoning ordinance itself requires additional notice, such
as publication in the newspaper or a sign on the site, that additional notice is mandatory. The open meetings law also has
requirements for meeting notices that apply.
Witnesses. Persons presenting testimony are subject to several requirements. Everyone presenting evidence
should do so under oath. Oaths may be waived, but it is best to use oaths or affirmations for everyone. This applies to
anyone offering evidence, including staff and attorneys. Cross-examination of witnesses must be allowed.
Evidence. Quality evidence must be in the hearing record to support all of a board’s key conclusions. The legal
standard is that substantial, competent, material evidence is required to be in the record for each key fact. While strict legal
rules of evidence do not apply, they are a general guideline for boards. Hearsay and non-expert opinion should be avoided.
Determining how much weight should be given to the evidence that is offered is a key job of boards of adjustment. No exparte communication should be allowed-only evidence in the record at the hearing may be considered. Site visits prior to the
hearing are permissible, but care should be taken to avoid conversation with applicant/neighbors and any critical information
obtained on site must be disclosed at the hearing.
More information on rehearings, precedents, conflicts of interest, open meetings
law and liability to follow in the next newsletter. If you would like to contribute
to the education of our membership we encourage you to submit articles for
publication in the
newsletters and posting
on our website. Contact
any of your board
members
for
information
on
submitting articles.
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Officers & Board of Directors
2006 - 2007
Joey Lea, President
City of Burlington
P.O. Box 1358
Burlington, NC 27215
Phone 336-222-5085
Fax 336-222-5090
[email protected]
Gary M. Ouellette, 1st Vice-President
City of Jacksonville
P.O. Box 128,
Jacksonville, NC 28541
Phone 910-938-5361
Fax 910-938-5031
[email protected]
Geoffrey Pearson, 2nd Vice-President
City of Charlotte
600 E. Fourth Street
Charlotte, NC 28202
Phone 704-336-4389
Fax 704-336-6586
[email protected]
Larry Odom, Treasurer, 2008
Nash County
120 West Washington St., Suite 2110
Nashville, NC 27856
Phone 252-459-1212
Fax 252-459-1381
[email protected]
Kevin Medeiros, Board Member, E-2009
City of Wilson
P.O. Box 10
Wilson, NC 27894
Phone 252-206-5287
Fax 252-399-2233
[email protected]
Ronald Smith, Board Member, W-2009
Gaston County
P.O. Box 1578
Gastonia, NC 28053
Phone 704-866-3072
Fax 704-866-3966
[email protected]
Loray Averett, Secretary, C-2007
City of Greensboro
P.O. Box 3136
Greensboro, NC 27402
Phone 336-373-2630
Fax 336-412-6315
[email protected]
John Evans, Board Member, C-2008
City of Asheboro
146 North Church Street
Asheboro, NC 27203
Phone 336-626-1201, ext. 220
Fax 336-626-1218
[email protected]
Helen Bunch, Board Member, E-2008
Brunswick County
P.O. Box 249
Bolivia, NC 28422
Phone 910-253-2035
Fax 910-253-2437
[email protected]
David Sudderth, Board Member,
W-2009
Stokes County
1012 Main Street
Danbury, NC 27016
Phone 336-593-2408
Fax 336-593-5434
[email protected]
Financial R
epor
t
Repor
eport
The following is a brief financial report from the Treasurer as of 7/28/2006:
Checking Account:
$24,707.57
C/D:
$17,799.03
Ending Balance:
$42,506.60
If you have any questions or would like additional information, contact Larry Odom at [email protected]
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Committ
ee Appointments
Committee
WE NEED YOUR HELP!!!!!
Our president has made committee appointments for the upcoming year. If you have any questions, issues, or
a desire to help on any of these committees, please feel free to contact those appointees.
Here is a list of the Board Members appointed:
Audit Committee
Joey Lea - Chair
Gary Ouellette
Geoffrey Pearson
Larry Odom
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Awards Committee
Helen Bunch - Chair
Monty Sprinkel
Cristina R. Moon
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Certification Committee:
Larry Odom - Chair
[email protected]
(see next page for members)
Education/Publicity:
(Newsletter/Web Site)
Gary Ouellette - Chair
Kevin Medeiros - Co-Chair
[email protected]
[email protected]
Legislative Committee
Helen Bunch - Chair
David Suddreth
Ron Smith
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Membership Committee
John Evans
[email protected]
Nomination Committee
Joey Lea - Chair
Gary Ouellette
Geoffrey Pearson
Brent Graybeal - West
Kam Merrell - West
Larry Odom - East
Brenda Coats - Central
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Secretary
Loray Averett
[email protected]
Winter Workshop:
Larry Odom - Chair
Kevin Medeiros - Co-Chair
[email protected]
[email protected]
Annual Conference:
Loray Averett - Chair
John Evans - Co-Chair
[email protected]
[email protected]
Social Director:
Penny Tysinger - Chair
[email protected]
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Certification Committee Members
2006 - 2007
Larry Odom, CZO, Chairman, Eastern District, 2007
Planner II, Nash County
120 West Washington Street, Suite 2110, Nashville, NC 27856
Phone: 252-459-1212 Fax: 252-459-1381
[email protected]
Greg McKoy, CZO, Eastern District, 2007
Zoning Enforcement Officer, City of New Bern
P.O. Box 1129, New Bern, NC 28563
Phone: 252-636-4126 Fax: 252-636-2146
[email protected]
Brenda Coats, CZO, At Large, 2010
Planner II, Wake County
P.O. Box 550, Raleigh, NC 27602
Phone: 919-856-6215 Fax: 919-856-5824
[email protected]
Mark Tutor, CZO, At Large, 2010
Construction Administrator, Elam, Todd, d'Ambrosi
2880 Slater Road, Suite 200, Morrisville, NC 27560
Phone: 919-481-2021, ext. 152 Fax: 919-481-2773
[email protected]
Jim King, CZO, Western District, 2009
Planner, Town of Mooresville
P.O. Box 878, Mooresville, NC 28115
Phone: 704-799-8018 Fax: 704-662-7039
[email protected]
Letha Mauldin, CZO, Western District, 2008
Planner, City of Concord
P.O. Box 308, Concord, NC 28026-0308
Phone: 704-920-5141 Fax: 704-786-1212
[email protected]
Grace Smith, CZO, Central District, 2006
Planning Supervisor, City of Durham
101 City Hall Plaza, Durham, NC 27701
Phone: 919-560-4137, Ext: 215 Fax: 919-5604641
[email protected]
Larry Strickland, CZO, Central District, 2008
Zoning Enforcement Administrator, City of Raleigh
P.O. Box 590, Raleigh, NC 27602
Phone: 919-890-3747 Fax: 919-890-3016
[email protected]
Geoffrey Pearson, CZO, Liaison
Commercial Zoning Inspector, City of Charlotte
600 East Fourth Street, Charlotte, NC 28202
Phone: 704-336-4389 Fax: 704-336-6586
[email protected]
Richard Ducker, Faculty Adviser
Institute of Government
CB #3330, Knapp Building, U.N.C-Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514
Phone 919-966-4179 Fax 919-962-2706
[email protected]
David Owens, Faculty Adviser
Institute of Government
CB #3330, Knapp Building, U.N.C-Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514
Phone 919-966-4208 Fax 919-962-2706
[email protected]
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