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Planning and Zoning Commission Minutes A.uqust 16, 2001 Paqe 30 ago and that is going to expire on September 16, 2001. The preliminary plat has been revised from a total of 24 lots to. only 12 lots. They are also in the process of revising the engineering plans and permit submittals. There being no further comments Mr. Ritchie MOT]:ONED to extend the preliminary plat of Eldenbrooke for two years, seconded by Mr. Lancaster. The vote was unanimous. Subdivision Approval Extension - Approved The Chair introduced the third item on the Agenda, Preliminary Subdivision Plat Approval, Petition C01-04(S): Applicant: Centex Homes Request: Preliminary Subdivision Plat Approval This was a request to the Cabarrus County Planning and Zoning Commission from Centex Homes to have their subdivision plat Cabarrus Crossing approved preliminary. Mr. Rodger Lentz, Senior Planner, addressed the Board presenting Petition C0:~- 04(5) and staff report stating in the report he had that there were 281 lots on 2.72 units per acre. For a point of clarification there are 290 lots on 103 acres. Staff finds that the proposed subdivision meets all the development standards of the County's Subdivision Ordinance. Based on the school seat and subdivision inventories the proposed subdivision does not meet the Adequate Public Facility Standards for school facilities. :It is recommended that the Planning and Zoning Commission consider the following two questions in separate motions: (1) Does the proposed subdivision meet the technical design standards of the Cabarrus County Subdivision Ordinance (i.e. street layout, lot size, open space, etc.)? (staff analysis: this subdivision does meet the technica/ requirements of the subd/vis/bn ordinance). (2) Does the proposed subdivision meet the requirements of the Adequate Public Facility Standards (Section 66-81) in the Cabarrus County Subdivision Ordinance? (staff ana/ysis: this subdivision does not meet the APFO standards). Mr. Moose asked what is the distance between those entrances on that road. IVlr. Lentz said the opinion might be that 800 feet is to close. He said Joe Wilson has looked at this and has worked on the driveways.