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**3. Petition 94-03(0. Part III, Table One, Development Standards by Zoning District, Number 9, General Industrial Zoning District (Page 80). Purpose of Change: Add immediately following "9) General lndustrial" : General Industrial zoning districts must be comprised of at least ten (10) acres. Change the minimum tract size of five (5) acres to one (1) acre. Change setbacks as follows: Front - 75'/Side - 30'/Rear - 30'. This addition affords the ability to have similar and compatible industrial uses near each other while still establishing the overall large tract size. The full buffering requirements would remain intact. This amendment provides the opportunity for smaller lots in Industrial Parks. An example is CMS Industrial Park. The Planning and Zoning Commission Tabled this petition until the next Planning and Zoning Commission meeting. ** Petition 94-04(0. Section 3-8, Table of Permitted Uses, Page 47, Line item # 52, Signs, Off-Premise. Purpose of Change: Delete P for permitted in all zones except for General Commercial, Limited Industrial and General Industrial. Commercial off-premise signs are not permitted in the remaining zones. This was an inadvertent error in the Table of Permitted Uses. Billboards were intended to be permitted only in the three zones noted. The Planning and Zoning Commission voted 9-0 to approve this zoning text amendment. Petition 94-05(0. Chapter 14, Section 14-6. Non-conforming use of premises (land with or without structures). Purpose of Change: After a thorough review of Chapter 14 (Nonconformities), our staff is recommending that Section 14-6, concerning the destruction of structures containing nonconforming uses, be amended to read as follows: Reconstruction of Damaged Structures: When a structure (excluding signs) containing a nonconforming use is damaged by fire, wind, flood, or any other natural cause, such structure may be reconstructed and used as before any such calamity, provided such reconstruction takes place within one year of the calamity. However, if the cause of damage is not of natural origin and the repair costs will equal or exceed 75 percent or more of the tax assessed value; it must, if reconstructed, conform in all ways to this ordinance. Calculation of the cost of damage will be that determined by the owner/operator's insurance carrier. If uninsured or insurance claim is filed, the amount of damage will be estimated by a County Tax Assessor Office appraiser. **Petition 94-03(t) was tabled by Planning and Zoning Commission. No action is requested at this time.