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Planning Board Member· Published term ends January 27 (Planning Board page, cornelius.org)

Keith Eicher

Cornelius

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Term ending Jan 31, 2027 · Planning Board.

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Meetings spoken in
6
Total speaking time
11:00
Avg per meeting
1:50
Segments
203

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Voting record (18)

13 yes5 no

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Voted yesJul 13, 2026

recommend approval of REZ 02-26 Cornelius Inn

Voted noJul 13, 2026

approve REZ 05-26 9427 Westmoreland Rd

Voted yesJul 13, 2026

REZ 02-26 Cornelius Inn — recommendation of approval

Thought it a good project that would add value to the area.

Voted noJul 13, 2026

REZ 05-26 9427 Westmoreland Rd — motion to recommend approval (failed)

Voted noJul 13, 2026

REZ 05-26 9427 Westmoreland Rd — recommendation of denial

Voted yesJun 8, 2026

adjourn the meeting at 6:17 p.m.

Voted yesJun 8, 2026

approve the minutes from the May 11, 2026, meeting

Voted yesJun 8, 2026

Approval of May 11, 2026 Minutes

Voted yesJun 8, 2026

REZ 04-26 — Conditional Rezoning, 19701 Bethel Church Rd

Voted yesJun 8, 2026

Consistency Statement for REZ 04-26

Voted yesJun 8, 2026

approve REZ 04-26, 19701 Bethel Church Road

Voted yesJun 8, 2026

approve the Consistency Statement

Voted yesMay 11, 2026

Approval of Minutes (April 13, 2026)

Voted yesMay 11, 2026

BUA Averaging Certificate Application #3 — 18103 Harbor Light Blvd

Voted yesMay 11, 2026

BUA Averaging Certificate Application #4 — 18805 Flat Shoals Dr

Voted noMay 11, 2026

VAR 02-26 — 18291 Jetton Rd (Peninsula Club maintenance facility)

Found no land-based hardship distinguishing the property from the neighborhood

Voted yesMay 11, 2026

VAR 03-26 — 21329 Norman Shores Dr (Packard garage expansion)

Voted noMay 11, 2026

Finding of Fact 4 has been met because the requested variance is consistent with the spirit, purpose and intent of the ordinance — noting that the majority, if not all, of the buildings currently oper