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8/19/2002
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Board of Commissioners
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482 <br /> <br />Board of Commissioners <br /> <br />Commission shall review each subdivision, multi-family development, and <br />mobile home park to determine if public facilities are adequate to <br />serve that development. <br /> <br />The public facilities to be considered include, but are not limited to <br />schools, fire and rescue, law enforcement and other county facilities. <br />Applicable state standards and ~uidelines shall be followed for <br />determining whether facilities are adequate. Facilities must be in <br />place or prograr~ned to be in place Within two years of the preliminary <br />approval to be considered adequate. The Planning and zoning Co,lesion <br />may grant partial approval of developments based on limited adequacy. <br /> <br />Adopted this the 20th day of January, 1998 by the Cabarrus County Board <br />of Commissioners. <br /> <br /> is/ Sue S. casper, Chairman <br /> Sue S. Casper, Chairman <br /> Board of Commissioners <br /> ATTEST <br /> /.S/ Frankie F. Bonds <br /> Frankle F. Bonds, Clerk to the Board <br /> <br /> There was discussion regarding the need for a second reading of the <br />Ordinance. Mr. Hartsell will review the issue, and the Ordinance will be placed <br />on the next agenda if it .is determined a second reading is needed. <br /> <br />Zonin~ Atlas Amendment - Petition 97-19 to Rezone 440~ Acres oK the West Side <br />Derita Road from Medium Density Residential to. General Industrial - Special <br /> <br />(Proposed Amendments to Western Area Plan) - Public Hearin~ - 7:00 P.M. <br /> <br /> Mr. Jonathan Marshall, Planning Services Director, presented Petition 97-19 <br /> to rezone property located on the west side of Derita Road between Polar Tent <br /> Road and the southern boundary of the Motley property from Medium Density <br /> Residential and Limited Industrial to General Industrial Special Use. The <br /> <br />purpoee of the rezoning was to create an industrial park adjacent to the Concord <br />Regional Alrport. The petitioners were as follows: First Union National Bank, <br />Trustee; Hoyle R. Motley; Jennifer Rene Motley; Michael & Suzanne Motley; Ralph <br />and Margie Bonds; Hoyle and Nancy Holland; Edwin and Edna Starnes; and Buren <br />Efird. The property PIN numbers were as follows: 4680-73-2568, 4680-61-7495, <br />4680-71-5336, 4680-87-4394, 4680-75-4923, 4680-86-9149, 4680-72-3343, 4680-85- <br />7589, 4680-85-8723, 4680-85-6647. <br /> <br /> Mr. Marshall reviewed the information contained in the Agenda, including <br />the Planning Staff Report, reques'~ed excluded uses within the GI-SU district, a <br />Comparison of Allowable Land ~.es in the GI-SU District and the Limited <br />Industrial zone, the Staff Analysis, proposed changes to the Western Area Plan <br />and the request for vested rights by Hoyle Motley for six residential units as <br />a condition of the rezoning. He reviewed the location of the proper~y on the map <br />and reviewed area relationships, surrounding zoning patterns as they exist and <br />as they have qhanged.. Further, Mr. Marshall discussed factors affecting zoning <br />· in the area including water and sewer improvements since 1992 and transportation <br />issues such as the projected traffic count of 55,000 vehicles per day, the <br />development of 1-485, the redevelopment of that portion of Kings Grant Boulevard <br />between 1-85 and Derita Road, and the continued growth of the Concord Regional <br />Airport. He advised that the conditions as currently agreed to by the <br />petitioners are outlined in a letter from Mr. Glen Hardymon, Attorney <br />representing the First Union National Bank Trust. In conclusion, Mr. Marshall <br />recommended approval.of the recommended changes to the Western Area Plan as set <br />forth in the agenda in conjunction with the approval of the rezoning request. <br />Also,. he outlined, the Findings of Fact as contained in ~he agenda package in <br />support of the rezoning. <br /> <br /> 'Mr. Hartsell and the Clerk affirmed 'those persons who indickted they 'wished <br />to speak during the public hearing, including the petitioners or persons <br />representing the petitioners who were present for the meeting. <br /> <br /> Chairman Casper opened the public hearing on Petition 97-19. <br /> <br /> Mr. Ed Hill, Chairman of the Planning and Zoning Commission, reported the <br />Commission voted to deny the petition by a 5 to 4 vote at its meeting on December <br />18, 1997. He advised the majority had reservations due to buffering adjoining <br />Beech Blu'ff subdivision, traffic impact and the Western Area PLan which calls for <br />residential development. Mr. Hill stated those in the minority considered the <br />assessment of traffic impact in the area, the type of growth the airport and <br /> <br /> <br />
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