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Planning and Zoning Commission Minutes Aorll 21. 2005 Page 26 Ms. Kassie Goodson,! Planner addressed the board presenting Petition C05-02(R- CU) and staff repori stating this petition was tabled at last months meeting because Mr. Misenheimer wanted to get some more information about the concrete plant that he is proposing for this site. The Chair swore in Mr. Donald Misenheimer, Mr. Larry Hunter, Mr. William Isenhour, Mr. William Holyfield, Mr. Terry Harris, Mr. Butch Loflin, Mr. Larry Thompson, Mr. Kee Hunter and Ms. Kassie Goodson. Mr. Donald Misenheirper, Applicant addressed the board stating he wants to put in a small batch plant to do his concrete for subdivisions and to build panels for houses. He said he has some neighbors here with him tonight. Butch Loflin is the man he bought the concrete plant from. Larry Thompson with Thompson environmental is going to speak to some of the issues on environmental. Terry Harris who is a bridg$ builder with NCDOT who is now an individual consultant in doing highways and pridges. Mr. Misenheimer presented a picture to the board of his plant that he p~rchased from Mr. Loflin at an auction. The Chair said to Mr. Misenheimer this is the third time he has been before this board. He said this has been his problem all along, when he first came before the board he was doing like a personal concrete plant. The Chair said maybe he is wrong, but that looks like a major concrete plant to him. He said he does not quite understand wh~t he is doing. The Chair said when Mr. Misenheimer first came to the board it was suppose to be just a personal concrete plant so he could work on his bU$iness park. c c Mr. Misenheimer said the plant would be his. He said Butch actually had three tanks because it give$ him the ability to buy larger quantities of cement and hold it when he wasn't aqle. Mr. Misenheimer said all he would need is the smaller 250 barrel tank. He !said the reason he purchased this plant is because he did not have a tremendo~s amount of money. He had been to the world of concrete industry and he talk~d to people who had plants and those plants run from $100,000 to $300,OOP or $400,000. Mr. Misenheimer said he bought this plant for $27,000 because it was cheaper. , Ms. Burns asked Mr. [Misenheimer is this plant still for his personal use or is he going to expand outside of his personal use. Mr. Misenheimer saidfhis intent is to use this plant to do the drives, the pads, the sidewalks and the co~crete. He said if you look at concrete with today's G-s