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January 27, grant applicat~ CDBG grant app~ Consultant. UPON MOT] and unanimous1 Upchurch and A~ Block Grant app~ Page 29 n for the Fishertown/Princeton Park Community. Previously, cations have been prepared by Co%hnty staff or by Bob Stark, of Vice Chairman Suggs, seconded by Commissioner Privette carried, the Board instructed staff to contact Hobbs, ~ciates regarding the preparation of a Community Development .cation for the FisherCown/Princetown Park Community. It was s~ ]gested that residents of the community prepare a letter regarding the ~Ommunity's sewer needs for Board members to submit to the County's Congre~ ;ional delegation during an upcoming meeting in Washington (F-4) Patrick HA wa7 49 Rezonin~ Petition - C02-03 (R) Mr. Jonat ~n Marshall, Planning and Zoning Services Director, explained the process to} rezone property from a general category to a Special Use district, inclu Lng the need for sworn testimony and findings of fact. County At orney Hartsell and the Clerk affirmed those persons wishing to address the : oard during the public hearing on Petition C02-03(R). Each speaker then at !irmed that he/she had been sworn prior to addressing the Board. Chairman reeman opened the Public Hearing for the Patrick Highway 49 rezoning petitt ~. The Notice of Public Hearing had been published in THE INDEPENDENT TRIi ~NE on January 13 and 19, 2003. Mr. Marsh [1 presented Petition C02-03(R) by the Patrick 49 group to rezone 90.728 :res of property (PIN #5S28-14-5461) on Highway 49 from Limited Industr .1 (LI) to General Industrial Special Use (GI-SU). He stated the Petition o ~ginally went to the Planning and Zoning Commission as a General Industx Since that was to the Board petitioner has comments and meeting. Mr. property on Hi! Bypass) and GU' There are adJ¢ Industrial as right-of-way; Plan that shows 49; (3) Specifi does require Use rezoning a~ Industrial dis recommends appr. place, includin~ major highway Mr. John petitioner is owners of the the property will close on during the meet~ is not 100 per explained the eliminate assurances to permitted uses stated the peri Special Use r~ manufacturing; Landfill, demol~ acre); Landfill Carmichael advi proposed condit2 pointed out tha~ of the uses att the General Ind~ Mr. Carmi¢ information re( al zoning and was approved by a 4-3 vote on December 19. Dta super majority, the Petition was automatically forwarded ,f Commissioners. Further, Mr. MarShall advised that the ~ended the petition to a Special Use rez~ning based on the formation offered at the Planning and Zoning Commission cshall presented a map showing the general area of the ~ay 49 at Stough Road (future southern end of the Westside [ned the following information concerning the petition: (1) ~ing zoning districts of General Industrial and Limited 11 as nearby residential neighborhoods across the railroad Petition is in compliance with the 1991 Harrisburg Area a mix of industrial uses and future employment, along Highway lust is a salvage yard that does involve outdoor storage and ~eneral Industrial zoning; and (4) The rezoning is a Special the petitioner has eliminated some uses from the General 'Jct. In conclusion, Mr. Marshall stated that staff 'al as other factors necessary for industrial zoning are in ~adjacent General Industrial zoned property, major rail line, water and sewer service. lrmichael (Attorney representing the petitloner) stated the Patrick Highway 49 LLC and Jeffrey B. Turnball, who are Operty. He stated that Verastar has a contract interest in i~ ~s likely, if the rezoning is approved, that Veras=ar le property and develop it in the manner to be presented g. However, he pointed OUt that the development by Verastar iht sure even if the property is rezoned. Mr. Carmichael ition had been converted to Special Use rezoning in order to uses that were objected to at a prior hearing and to give )me nearby property owners. He compared a listing of the General Industrial and Limited Industrial districts and loner was eliminating the following uses as a part of the ~ning request: Asphalt and/or concrete plants; Chemical .aughter house/meat packing; Warehouse, volatile materials; ion (one acre or less); Landfill, demolition (more than one sanitary; and Race tracks, animal and mechanical. Mr. ~d that a potential use (salvage yard) of the site and ;ns would be addressed during the presentation. However, he if the rezoning Ks approved, the site could be used for any =hsd to the rezoning petition that are currently allowed in trial district. ~ael then'introduced Mrs. Janet Covey of Verastar to provide rding the petition. He questioned her on various issues