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CABARRUS COUNTY Post Office Box 707 CONCORD. NORTH CAROLINA 28025 August 8, 1984 Minutes of the Cabarrus County Planning Board The Cabarrus County Planning Board met in regular session on August 8, 1984, p.m. in the County Commissioners Room of the Cabarrus County Courthouse. at 7'15 Roll Call. The meeting was called to order by Chairman, F.A. "Jack" Rankin, Jr. at 7-15 p.m. Members present in addition to Mr. Rankin were, Mr. John Cline and Mr. Larry Loving. Attending from the Planning Depart- ment were, Mr. Thomas B. Robinson, Planning Director, a!nd Ms. Phyllis C. Carr, Secretary to the Planning Board. Commissioner Kenneth Payne, liaison to the Planning Board and Mr. Gordon Belo, Attorney for the Planning Board were also present. New Business Southgate Property, Inc. Rezoning ARR to C-3- Petition 84-16, was a request by Southgate Property, Inc., to.have their property in township 11, on the southside of Highway 49 in- tersecting with Highway 601 rezoned from ARR. to C-3 in order to permit a mixed use development (i.e. professional offices, retail establish- ments, single-family and mulit-famil:Y)~. Mr. Craver spoke to the Board on behalf of Southgate Pr6!~i~rty, Inc. After discussio.n, Mr. Loving MOTIONED to approve Petition 84-16, Southgate Property, Inc., seconded by Mr. Cline. The vote was u.nanimous. Mr. Rankin stated that the Planning Board is an advisory committee and only make recommendations to the COunty Commissioners on rezonings. The County Commissioners will discuss all issues on Thursday, September 6, 1984, at 7:00 p.m. and they will make the final deciSions as to rezoning. RMF-7A District. Mr. Robinson addressed the Board about the'RMF-7A District stating that the RMF-7A District regulations are intended to allow urban density residential uses, ,indivi~dual parcels developed with one of several residential types within the district and having access to public water and wastewater treatment facilities. He also stated that multiple family development will be regulated according to the number of residential units within the buildings, and single-family attached units will not be required to have a side yard except for the end units of the complexes. After discussion, Mr. Rankin MOTIONED to amend the Cabarrus County Zoning Ordinance to include the RMF-7A Multi-family Di.strict, seconded b~y~Mr. Cline. The vote was unanimous.