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Planning and Zoning Commission Minutes September 16, 1993 Paqe 6 maintained as well as they should be. So, we are having the reverse of what zoning intends to do, and that is to stabilize an area rather than keeping it into a state of flux. If the board recommends approval, and the County Commissioners approve it, we would then follow up administratively. Mr. Amos said he wonders if it would best be handled as a package in which you have all of that going at one time. Because an administrative rezoning is not a automatic rezoning, because it could be denied. Mr. Hamby, Attorney for the Board said that while that was true, either this petition or the administrative rezoning could be denied if they went to the Commissioners at the same time. Dr. Hartgen asked Mr. Newton what the two parcels that is being discussed in addition to this one. Mr. Newton said he thinks that it represents more than two parcels. He said he thinks it is seven individual parcels. The Chair closed the public hearing on Petition 93-08. There being no further comments, Mr. Smith MOTIONED to approve Petition 93-08 as submitted, seconded by Mr. Brownlow. The vote was unanimous. Mr. Smith asked that the staff look into and investigate the administrative rezoning for the surrounding I-1 zone. The Chair introduced the fourth item on the Agenda, Petition 93-09: Applicant: LBI, Holdings, Inc. Request: Rezoninq of Property from I-1 to I-2 This was a request to the Cabarrus County Planning and Zoning Commission from LBI, Holdings, Inc., Mr. Michael Smith, Petitioner, PIN 5539-06-2411, located on Armentrout Drive, to have their property rezoned from I-1 to I-2, to permit a manufacturer of products used in the textile industry. The manufacturer requires outside storage.