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10/20/1997
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Board of Commissioners
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Figure 2. Estimated Population for the Midland Township <br /> <br /> Estirnatad Population at Year-end for Township 10 <br /> 5,200 <br /> = 5,000 <br /> o <br /> 4,800 <br /> = 4,600 <br /> o <br /> o. 4,400 <br /> ~ 4,200 <br /> <br /> E 4,000 <br /> '~ 3,800 <br /> 3,600 <br /> <br />1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 <br /> <br />Sources: Cabarrus County Building Permits and Planning Services Departments, 1990 U.S. Census of <br />Population. <br /> <br />COMMERCIAL <br /> <br />Most of the commercial operations are <br />clustered around the crossroads, and serve <br />the immediate area. While there are other <br />nodes of commercial activity, and scattered <br />businesses, most of these uses are at or near <br />crossroads. These and most of the scattered <br />uses offer goods and services for the nearby <br />population rather than attracting people from <br />the larger region. <br /> <br />Many and varied goods and services are <br />offered, although some services are notably <br />absent. Businesses are almost entirely <br />owned and operated by local families and <br />include restaurants, a hardware store, small <br />grocery/convenience stores, tire and <br />automotive sales and a furniture shop. <br />Services that are offered include a funeral <br />home, feed and seed store, mill, florist, <br />barber and real estate offices. <br /> <br />Those goods and services that are notably <br />absent are a grocery chain, drug store, <br />traditional chain restaurants, and medical or <br />dental services. However, by early 1998 a <br />new medical center will be built on US 601 <br />near old Midland. It will contain space for <br />three doctors, one dentist and a pharmacy. <br />Some commercial uses, such as a store in <br />old Midland, have been attempted, but have <br />not had the necessary population to support <br />them. There are varied reasons why these <br />uses are not present but they include a lack <br />of sewer service and a rural and scattered <br />population. Those factors will be addressed <br />through the Plan recommendations. <br /> <br />INDUSTRIAL <br /> <br />The industrial and manufacturing uses, <br />unlike the commercial, have not historically <br />served the immediate area. With the <br /> <br />9 <br /> <br /> <br />
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