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PLANNING STAFF REPORT <br />TO MDLAND PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD <br />Tuesday June 1. 2004 <br /> <br />Statl'lJae Only Approved <br /> I)emed <br /> 3 abled <br /> <br />Petition: M04-07 (R) <br /> <br />Petitioner(s) Information: <br /> <br />Agent <br />Jerry Newton, Cornerstone <br />466 Church St N <br />Concord, NC <br /> <br />Owner(s) <br />Miles Little <br />12555 Highway 601 South <br />Midland, NC 28107 <br /> <br />Existing Zoning: <br /> <br />O/LC, LDR <br /> <br />Proposed Zoning: <br /> <br />PUD-Planned Unit Development <br /> <br />Purpose: <br /> <br />Petitioner would like to change existing zoning to allow for the <br />construction of a mixed-use planned unit development that incorporates <br />residential and commercial development. <br /> <br />Property Location: <br /> <br />Located at the west side of the intersection of Hwy 24/27 and Hwy 601. <br /> <br />PIN(S): <br /> <br />5554-58-8508, 5554-38-7270, 5554-27-0494, 5554-18-8327, 5554-18- <br />7567,5554-39-3952,5554-39-3722,5554-58-2939 <br /> <br />Area: <br /> <br />Approximately 264.7 acres <br /> <br />Site Description: <br /> <br />Property is largely vacant, agricultural, residential <br /> <br />Zoning History: <br /> <br />None available. <br /> <br />Area Relationships: <br /> <br />North: Mobile home park <br />South: Vacant Agricultural <br />East: Vacant, Agricultural <br />West: Vacant <br /> <br />Exhibits: <br /> <br />1. Vicinity Map - submitted by staff <br />2. Current Zoning Map-submitted by staff <br />2. Future Land Use Map from Midland Area Plan 2003 <br />3. District Regulations-submitted by applicant <br /> <br />Code Considerations: <br /> <br />Planned Unit Development (PUD) regulations are intended to provide for <br />a mix of different land uses while encouraging and allowing more <br />creative and cohesive design of land development than is possible under <br />traditional zoning regulations. PUD zoning allows substantial <br />flexibility in planning and design of a proposed development that often <br />occurs in the form of relief from compliance with conventional zoning <br />ordinance requirements such as minimum lot size and buffering. Ideally, <br />this flexibility results in a development that is better planned, contains <br />more amenities and, ultimately, is a development that is more desirable <br /> <br /> Page I of 7 <br />Pentton M04-07 (R) <br /> <br /> <br />