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Multi-media production and distribution <br /> complex <br />auto rental <br />barber and beauty <br />building contractor storage yards <br />cabinet, wood shop <br />convenience food stores including retail, <br /> petroleum sales <br />disco/lounge <br />floral shop - <br />hotel <br />lumber and building yard <br />mini-warehouse <br />office (administrative) <br />office (professional) <br />photographic studio <br />printing and reproduction <br />radio and TV studio <br />radio and TV tower <br />recreation facility <br />restaurants <br />retail sales <br />tailor shop <br />truck rental <br />warehousing <br />residential- single family <br />residential- multi-family <br /> <br />Appendix "1" includes a full listing of the principally permitted <br />uses in a non-restricted Commercial Three zoning district. As a <br />special use rezoning request, only the uses listed above would be <br />possible uses for the parcel as Principally permitted uses. <br /> <br />Site Characteristics <br /> <br />The tract of land being rezoned is gently rolling with nearly all <br />of the property containing large tree stands of both conifers and <br />deciduous trees. An old, vacant, dilapidated house and barn are on <br />the overall tract of land. There are no permanent usable <br />structures on the property. There are no ponds on the property but <br />the overall site drains into two small streams which eventually <br />lead to the Rocky River. Soil characteristics are very similar to <br />the original soil of the downtown area of Concord and are of the <br />general soil category of Enon-Mecklenburg-Poindexter. Much of the <br />site under review is of the mecklenburg and tatum loam series and <br />pose no significant development problems. Some of the soils of the <br />larger tract (which is not officially under review) have <br />limitations to some forms of development primarily due to slopes <br />exceeding 15 percent. <br /> <br /> <br />