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594 DRAFT- Mr. J. A. Hough, District Engineer with the North Carolina Department of Transportation, explained that the State could not arbitrarily skip roads on its paving priority list. However, he stated the Board of Commissioners may hold a public hearing and pass a resolution requesting that the Board of Transportation not pave the road. The resolution, which must include a reason that the road should not be paved, is then submitted to the Board of Transportation for consideration and final approval. Mr. Hough further advised that the State has the necessary rights of way for the road. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Mills, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter with Commissioners Mills, Carpenter and Barnhart voting for and Chairman Casper and Commission Nlblock voting against, the Board set a public hearing on June 15, 1998 at 6:30 P.M. (or as soon thereafter as persons may be heard) to consider the request that Edgefield Road not be paved. Zoning Atlas Amendment Petition C98-06(R) by McDonald Construction Company/Angela McDonald to Rezone Property at the Highway 49 N/Old Atrnort Road Intersection from Medi%un Density Residential to General Commercial - Public Hearing - 6:30 P.M. Mr. Brad Lagano, Senior Planner, presented Petition C98-06(R) by McDonald Construction Company and Angela McDonald to rezone approximately 9.08 acres (PIN's 5559-29-3296 and 5559-29-8079) at the intersection of Highway 49 North and Old Airport Road from Medium Density Residential to General Commercial. He stated the purpose of the rezoning was to bring the property into alignment with similar non-residential zoning classifications of adjacent properties and to bring the existing business into conformity within the General Commercial district for possible future expansion. However, he pointed out the approval of the rezoning would make the existing single family residence a non-conforming use. Mr. Lagano reported that staff recommended the denial of Petigion C98-06(R) as submitted but would support a rezoning request to a General Commercial-Special Use. The Planning and Zoning Commission voted 5~3 on April 16, 1998 to approve Petition C98-06(R) as submitted. Chairman Casper opened the public hearing on Petition C98-06(R) at 8:40 P.M. Mr. Sam Davis, Attorney representing the peti~ioners, spoke in support of the rezoning. ~e stated the property was originally zoned I-X; however, at some point it was rezoned to medium density residential which made the business nonconforming. According to Mr. Davis, the petitioners have requested the General Commercial zoning in order to operate both the feed and seed store and the contractor's storage yard which are currently located on the property. He pointed out that the residence on the property is owned by the McDonald's. There was no one else who wished to address the Board, and Chairman Casper closed the public hearing. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Nihlock, seconded by Commissioner Barnhart and unanimously carried, the Board approved Petition C98-06(R) by McDonald Construction Company/An~ela McDonald to rezone approximately 9.08 acres (PIN 5559-29-3296 and 5559-29-8079) at the intersection of Highway 49 North and Old Airport Road from Medium Density Residential to General Commercial. Submission of Schedules of Values, Standards and Rules for the 1999 Revaluation - Mr. Terry Rowland Mr. Terry Rowland, Tax Administrator, submitted the proposed uniform schedules of values, standards, and rules for the 1999 Revaluation in Cabarrus County. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Barnhart, seconded by Commissioner Nlblock and unanimously carried, the Board set a public hearing on June 4, 1998 at 6:00 P.M. to consider the proposed uniform schedules of values, standards and rules for the 1999 Revaluation and directed that notice of the hearing be advertised in THE INDEPENDENT TRIBUNE and THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER (Cabarrus Neighbors). Proposal to Purchase County-Owned Land Adjacent to Lake Co.cot4 The Board reviewed the proposal from Inland Development Company of Charlotte to purchase approximately 170 acres of County owned land in the area of Lake Concord for $1.1 million, It was a cash offer with the proceeds to be paid at closing.