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Planning and Zoning Commission Minutes January 21~ 1993 Page 8 There being no further comments, Mr. Allison MOTIONED, seconded by Mr. Olio-Mills to approve Conditional Use Permit 182(C) as presented. The vote was unanimous. The Chair stated the Board is moving into the planning Board functions. She said in this capacity, this board serves as an advisory board. In terms of rezoning property, this board does not have the final decision. They will be have a public hearing, listen to the statements made, evaluate as best they can the appropriateness of the land use for the general area, take a vote, and present their recommendation to the Board of Commissioners on the third Thursday Monday in February which is February 15, 1993, at 7:00 p.m. The Commissioners will make the final decision concerning the rezoning of property. The Chair introduced the fourth item on the Agenda, Zoning Atlas Amendment, Petition 93-01. 4. Applicant: Request: James Propst/Propst Bros. Dist.~ Inc. Rezoning of Property from A-I/ARR to R-15 SU~ C-1 SU, I-1 SU This was a request to the Cabarrus County Planning and Zoning Commission from James Propst/Propst Brothers Distribution, Inc. to have their property located north from U.S. Highway 29 to the other side of Weddington Road. Bisected by Concord Farms Road and bordered by Coddle Creek on the west side, rezoned from A-I/ARR to R- 15 SU, C-1 SU, I-1 SU. Mr. Jonathan Marshall, Staff Member, addressed the Board presenting Petition 93-01 and the Staff Analysis. Mr. Marshall presented a map of area zoning and also stated that within this area is the proposed Westside Bypass planned for construction beginning Federal fiscal year 1999. Mr. Marshall said he would like to note that it is the staff's analysis that in general this plan is consistent with the goals of the Western Area Plan. Those goals that the staff feels that are applicable include: 1. That Weddington Road continue to be developed as a residential corridor. 2. That U.S. 29 develop as an employment area, allowing a mix of industrial, commercial and office uses.