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37 stating that the building permit would be declared "null and void" if the Zoning Ordinance was passed. Mr. Spainhour requested that administrative action be taken at this time to revoke the permit as contemplated in the signed "statement of understanding". Mr. John Boger, Jr., County Attorney, advised that the Zoning Ordinance as enacted by the Board authorized the Zoning Administrator to take action as necessary to enforce the ordinance. He reviewed the course of action as recommended by Mr. Richard Ducker of the Institute of Government for the Zoning Administrator to follow in handling the cases in which a building permit had been issued with a signed statement that the proposed structure and/or use was not in compliance with the proposed ordinance. According to Mr. Boger, proper action by the Zoning Administrator would involve notification in writing to the property owners of the adoption of the ordinance and the intention to revoke the permit unless the property owner could show good cause why the permit should not be revoked. If the permit is revoked by the Zoning Administrator, the property owner may then appeal to the Zoning Board of Adjustment. Mr. Boger noted that there were a number of permits which had been issued with the "statement of understanding" and which were now in violation of the Zoning Ordinance. Mr. F. E. Isenhour, Jr., Zoning Administrator, asked the Board's direction in handling those cases which involve the signed "statement of understanding" and are in violation of the ordinance. No action was taken by the Board in this matter. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Cook, seconded by Commissioner Payne and unanimously carried, the Board approved the addition of Manassas Drive to the state road system. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Cook, seconded by Commissioner Lentz and unanimously carried, the Board set a public hearing for 10:00 A.M. on March 1, 1982, for the renaming of Cardinal Avenue to Trotters Ridge. Commissioner Cook made motion, seconded by Commissioner Lentz, to adopt the board fee for the Board of Adjustment at $15.00 per member and $20.00 for the Chairman for attendance at each meeting and to appropriate $7,901.67 from the Commissioners' Contingency Fund to Zoning Administration Department. UPON SUBSTITUTE MOTION of Commissioner Payne, seconded by Chairman Bonds and unanimously carried, the Board set the payment for members of the Board of Adjustment at $25.00 per member and $30.00 for the Chairman for attendance at the Board of Adjustment meetings and appropriated $8,301.67 from the Commissioners' Contingency Fund to the Zoning Administration Department. It was noted that the alternate members of the Board of Adjustment would be paid the same as the regular members for their attendance at the meetings of that Board. The Zoning Administration Budget Appropriation as approved by Board is as follows. ZONING ADMINISTRATION BUDGET APPROPRIATION 33-20-101 Salaries & Wages $5,922.50 33-20-105 Board Members ($25 per member) $ 840.00 ($30 Chairman ) 33-20-201 FICA $ 396.81 33-20-205 Group Hospital Insurance $ 136.92 33-20-210 Retirement $ 272.44 33-20-230 Workmen's Compensation $ 70.00 33-20-301 Office Supplies $ 150.00 33-20-320 Printing $ 150.00 33-20-325 Postage $ 50.00 33-20-420 Telephone $ 188.00 33-20-445 Purchased Service - 0 - 33-20-560 Equipment Maintenance - 0 - 33-20-610 Travel $ 75.00 33-20-630 Dues & Subscriptions $ 50.00 33-20-640 Insurance & Bonds - 0 - 33-20-860 Equipment & Furniture - 0 - TOTAL $8,301.67 FROM COMMISSIONERS' CONTINGENCY $8,301.67