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10/16/2000
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Board of Commissioners
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4. Table 4.7-1 Impervious surface ratios low on RV, RC, B-l, C-l, O-I, C-2 <br /> <br />The impervious surface ratios are a compromise between each of the jurisdictions. Some <br />have lower ratios and others have higher ratios. In the C-l, C-2 and O-I zones the UDO sets <br />the maximum impervious coverage at 70% of the lot area. In the B-1 district, it is set at 65% <br />of the lot area. In the RC and RV zones, it is set at 50%. This represents a 5% to 10% <br />reduction over the County's current impervious coverage limitations. In the industrial zones <br />(I-2 and I-l), the UDO increases the permitted impervious coverage by 10% to 30% over the <br />County's current regulations. <br /> <br />5. Table 4.7-1 Maximum building setbacks should not be ... (Jerry did not finish this sentence). <br /> <br />(I think he wanted to say, "should not be set".) Because these developments will likely be in <br />in-fill areas within Concord and Kannapolis, it is felt that the maximum front setback is <br />important to ensure a consistent street appearance in these areas. <br /> <br />6. Table 4.6-1 lerry advocates a review of the proposed use table and suggests several changes. <br /> <br />Staff has spent a good deal of time going through the use chart and agrees with Jerry that <br />editional review of the use Chart is needed. Staff is trying to sort through the use charts of <br />five jurisdictions to ensure that there fs as little change as possible between current <br />Lolicy and the UDO. <br /> <br />7. Table 4.6-1 Will each jurisdiction agree to the same table or will the uses be different among the <br /> jurisdictions. <br /> <br />The overall goal is to have these tables to be the same. More than likely there will be some <br />variation between the jurisdietious. For example in one jurisdiction, a particular use may be <br />permitted by right and in another, it may be a conditional use. <br /> <br />8. 4.2.2 Refers to two overlays that are only for Concord. Are there any such overlays just for <br /> Cabarrns County? If so, they are not available on the interact. <br /> <br />· Yes, staff recommends that the Thoroughfare Overlay Zone (TOZ) from the County's <br /> current zoning ordinance be continued within the UDO. <br /> <br />4.2.4 If there are new zoning dislricts initiated by "any other interested party" can a person <br />who will not be directly affected by such new zoning district apply? This seems very d~ngerous and I <br />would hope that new zoning districts can only be initiated and applied for by the local governing body <br />or directly affected property owner. <br /> <br />This paragraph discusses who may request the addition of or amendment to zoning districts <br />within the UDO. Any person should be permitted to request that a new zoning district be <br />added or a zoning district be amended. This paragraph should be amended to delete the <br />discussion of-requesting rezonings. Rezonlng procedures are discussed in Section 3.3. <br /> <br />I0. 4.3.8 Establishes maximum density of 6 dua yet Table 4.7-1 states 5 dua. <br /> <br />· This should be changed so the purpose statement for the district and Table 4.7-1 match. <br /> <br /> <br />
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