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084 • DRAFT PB MINUTES 1-27-89 5 North Carolina , engineers , soil specialists and others have slowed progress on the project . The initial six month approval is inadequate to allow the applicant to obtain necessary approvals and commence . construction . The applicants are requesting a six • month extension from January 1 , 1986 . Approval of the time extensions would allow additional time for the satisfaction of conditions of approval imposed and additional development permits and approvals required for construction to begin . A decision not to approve the time extensions would require that a public hearing be held on the rezoning of thecproperty in question to an appropriate zoning Planning Staff is recommending extension of the planned development rezon'ings for the . West Ten Mobile Home Park for (B) month from January 1 , 1986 to allow additional time to obtain appropriate permits and approvals and to initiate construction activity . MOTION : Kizer moved approval of a six—month extension . Seconded by Shanklin . Darrell Garret , developer , informed the Board that he feels that he will be able to begin contraction within the six—month extension period . Jacobs inquired if Less than six months would be a reasonable amount of time . Mr . Garrett responded that he felt the first period of time should have been twelve months , rather than six months, due to the other agencies who must be dealt with . He felt he would need the six month extension . Shanklin noted that he felt the request for a six month extension was reasonable . Smith stated that from a staff point of view this was a reasonable request given that conditions were unlikely to change during the period . Kizer noted that the applicant was within his rights to request a six months extension so Long as he made the request before expiration of the current permit . With no change in conditions , there is no reason not to grant the extension . VOTE: Unanimous .