Mr. John McNanie

JOHN MCNANIE OF DUBLIN HOMES - REQUEST FOR
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completion of the bridge, if Mr. McNanie presents his case to Council. (VOTE)Mr. McNanie said the bridge on Chambwood Road was being
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Mr. McNanie where he wanted to put the sign up?He said right
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Mr. McNanie said if he put the sign on the Brooks property it would not doany good.Pugh said if the Council did wish to consider something like a text change to allow that type of a temporary sign they can do that, but currently he would not.Under hishat as current Zoning Administrator, he would not be able to
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McNanie wanted to know if they had a hardship case in theordinance?He said he was serious.This was really hurting
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McNanie said can't you just grant a temporary exemption?He
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Mr. McNanie said he did not
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that. Mr. McNanie said the sign that I have is just about as
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McNanie agreed.He just wants to put the sign next to the road closed sign.He said as a business man he deserved
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Mr. McNanie said thank you very much.

John McNanie's entire career path has been devoted to home building.During his high school and college years he worked for a small builder, in Cincinnati OH, who did little subcontracting.Consequently, John got hands on experience in all facets of home construction, from pouring footings and laying foundations to framing the house, doing paint and finish work and everything in between.After graduation, he moved on to Ryland Homes as a Job Supervisor, and in eight years had advanced to V.P. of Operations, a position he held for another eight years.

In 1991, John established Dublin Homes in Charlotte, targeting first time homebuyers in Union County, one of the fastest growing counties in North Carolina.Based on his early experiences, he soon implemented an innovative marketing strategy "Come Out and Meet the Builder".He had seen how comfortable it made potential homebuyers to actually be able to meet and work with the person who would build their home.For example, Dublin Homes holds a ground-breaking ceremony for each homebuyer and their family and places a "SOLD" sign personalized with the couple's names on each lot.

Now after nearly two successful decades, Dublin Homes has built and sold hundreds of homes in Mecklenburg and Union counties.The company has made the KPMG Peat Marwick "Fast 50" list for 1995-1996, in recognition for being one of the fastest growing privately held companies in the Piedmont region.

John and Susan McNanie put a high priority on quality and customer satisfaction.
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Says John, "If you build a good quality product and the value is there, people will buy it".

John McNanie of Dublin Homes, speaking to Board on request for additional signage for The Brooks subdivision.John McNanie of Dublin Homes was not present at this time.The Board said they would skip him for now and come back to this if he shows up.
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Plyler asked Pugh if Mr. McNanie had come in yet.Pugh said nobut he could tell them what he wanted to speak to them about. Plyler said sure.Pugh said Mr. McNanie of Dublin Homes.He is building some homes in the Brooks.He wanted to request
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Foltz said Mr. Chairman, Mr. McNanie
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to Mr. McNanie and tell him that he either has to get a temporary
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motion to recommend to the Council to give Mr. McNanie a temporary sign renewable on 45 days with his presentation to Council.