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r <br /> Mr. David 5hanklin asked if there were sections other than <br /> the proposed amendment of 15.2.3 which dealt with extension of <br /> zoning through a township. He asked how various townships would <br /> be notified about extension of the zoning ordinance. He said he would <br /> like to see better notice requirements. <br /> Ms. Alice Durham suggested property owners be notified along <br /> with their tax notice. <br /> Mr. Robert Earl expressed concern over better notification <br /> requirements. He suggested a fixed foremat to advertise all County <br /> information. <br /> Mr. Mike Woods, member Eno Township Advisory Council, said he <br /> would not like to see zoning extended into other townships until a <br /> reasonable land use plan was completed. <br /> Mr. Ben Lloyd encourged citizens to become more involved and find <br /> out what is happening in the County. <br /> Mr. Lin Cates told the audience to look around them to see what <br /> is happening. <br /> Mr. Lindsey Efland suggested additional methods of notice be used <br /> other than just the newspaper. <br /> Mr. Andrew Dobelstein said the County needed to be sure public notice <br /> reached all the public. <br /> Commissioner Willhoit suggested notice be an administrative requirement <br /> rather than an amendment to the ordinance. He requested suggestions <br /> from the township advisory councils and Planning Board about getting <br /> better notification to the public. <br /> Mrs. Barbour stated ten days was not adequate notice and suggested <br /> posting notice in other places in addition to the Courthouse bulletin board. <br /> Mr. David Shanklin said he would like all information regarding notification <br /> grouped in one section of the ordinance. He expressed his objection to <br /> extending the zoning ordinance into townships without posting notice_ <br /> Mr. B. B. Olive questioned the distinction between absentee owners and <br /> local owners. He stated some consideration should be given to absentee owners. <br />