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Dr. Hartgen said lot 119 does not have the contours there either. He asked if they would have to build behind the sanitary sewer. The chair MOTIONED to approve River Hills Estates III-1 subdivision plat final, seconded by Mr. Brownlow. Mr. Amos said in the first finding of fact, Mr. Marshall used the term when community water or sewer is provided. He said they only require one or the other not both. Mr. Marshall said to reduce to 30,000 square feet it is either/or, if you want to reduce further, you can reduce to 20,000 square feet with both water and sewer. The vote to approve River Hills Estates III-1 subdivision plat final was unanimous. The Chair stated to the citizens the Board is now moving to the zoning atlas amendment, what is typically called rezonings. She stated that this board serves in this capacity as an advisory board to the County Commissioners. This board makes final decisions on subdivision reviews. This board will hear public input on this petition. This petition is to rezone land from a residential zone to a commercial zone, special use, and after we hear all of that, we will vote on it and make a recommendation to the County Commissioners. The County Commissioners will be taking sworn testimony at their meeting which is on November 15, 1993, and they will make the final decisions on this zoning atlas amendment. The Chair introduced the fourth item on the Agenda, Petition 93-10: Applicant: Brian F.S. Wickens Request: Rezoninq of Property from R-30 to C-3 SU This was a request to the Cabarrus County Planning and Zoning Commission from J.A. & Patti Fisher, Owner - Brian F.S. Wickens, Petitioner, PIN 5610-18-6865, 18-7864, to have their property located on Poplar Tent Road approximately 250 feet east of Rock Hill Church Road, rezoned from R-30 to C-3 SU, to construct an automobile repair garage. Mr. Marshall, Staff Member, presented Petition 93-10 and staff analysis to the Board stating there is one change in the concept plan that he would like to note. The petitioner shows almost completely around the perimeter a proposed 6 foot wooden fence, the petitioner would be required to screen his business from any residentially zoned property. The board could permit that screening to be natural vegetation, rather than having that 6 foot wooden fence all the way around the perimeter. It could be constructed from Poplar Tent Road back even with the asphalt parking lot, rather than going 700 feet down one property line, 200 feet on another property line and approximately 300 feet on another. Staff recommends approval.