Record Development Approval Votes/Brunswick.

The requirement for roll-call votes was changed from applying to 'all development approvals' to specifically applying to zoning text/map amendments, variances, preliminary subdivision plats, and special use permits.

New Section 2 requires the Board to make final decisions on preliminary subdivision plats that divide a lot into 25 or more lots.

New Section 3 requires the Board to hear and make final decisions on all special use permits.

New Section 4 mandates that a traffic impact analysis be submitted for large projects (e.g., 100+ peak hour trips) and presented to the Board before voting.

New Section 7 clarifies that the act applies only to applications submitted on or after the effective date.

New Section 6 limits the bill's application to unincorporated Brunswick County, excluding land under municipal jurisdiction.

Removed specific requirements for traffic impact analyses and detailed lists of project types (e.g., major site plans, planned developments) that triggered these analyses.

Added a requirement to repeal S.L. 2019-99, a previous state law that likely granted different approval powers.

Added a requirement that the official meeting record must reflect how each commissioner voted on every development approval via roll call.

Added a new definition for 'development approval' by referencing the existing state statute G.S. 160D-102(13).

Changed the document type from a local amendment to a full state bill with a short title and sponsor information.

The requirement for roll call votes was changed from applying to all development approvals to applying only to specific items like preliminary subdivision plats, special use permits, and zoning amendments.

The previous broad mandate requiring roll call votes for all development approvals and the repeal of S.L. 2019-99 were removed.

New requirements were added mandating traffic impact analyses for specific projects and requiring the Planning Director to present these analyses before the Board votes.

The amendment explicitly requires final decisions on the specified items to be made by a recorded vote taken in open session.