Thursday, Feb. 19, 2009 | 2:58 p.m.
The Enterprise Town Advisory Board is seeking volunteers to serve on a committee that will make recommendations about how to buffer low- to medium-density residential areas from more dense uses in Enterprise.
The committee will tackle the issues of what types of developments are appropriate next to residential areas and how to make those developments fit in better with the neighborhood, said Enterprise Town Advisory Board Chairman David Chestnut.
Meeting times for the committee have not yet been set and will be determined once the committee has formed.
The committee's recommendations will be discussed in an open forum and then forwarded to the Clark County Commission.
The commission will then have the option of changing the county's development code.
Chestnut said the Enterprise Town Advisory Board decided to address this issue after having to preside over numerous instances where there have been disagreements over development.
Those interested in volunteering on the committee may contact Enterprise Town Advisory Board Liason Mike Shannon at 455-8338 or [email protected] or attend the next board meeting, which begins at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 25 at the Enterprise Library, 25 E. Shelbourne Ave.
Ashley Livingston can be reached at 990-8925 or [email protected].
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