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5. No ind~strial or cor,]mercial hazardous material shall be used o'r stored in this 1/2 mile area. For the remaining watershed area, the following requirements shall be met: i. In all cases the development of lots within the balance of the watershed shall have a built upon area of less than twelve percent (12%). 2. A fifty (50) foot vegetative buffer shall be maintained adjacent to all perennial streams. All land in the following watersheds: Lake Concord Lake Fisher Tuckertown Reservoir have been classified by the North Carolina Environmental ]~anagement Commission as "Watersheds IV" drinking waters. As such, the following requirements shall be met for all lots: Unless prohibited by the underlying zoning district, densities are permitted up to two (2) dwelling units per acre. Ail non-single family residential and non-residential development land shall be permitted to build upon up to 24% cf the site. Any existing development within the watershed area may be continued, as governed by other sections of the Zoning Ordinance, and are subject to the following provisions: vacant Lots. Platted but non-developed lots of record may be used even if undersized. To the extent possible, adjacent vacant lots under single ownership should be combined or reconfigured to create one or more lots that meet the standards of the ordinance. o Occupied lots. Platted and developed lots of record are grandfathered lots. Any additions or new development on these lots shall comply with the density/build-upon standards. The existing non-developed land area of the lot shall constitute the base from which the new development standard is determined. As with all enforcement and administration, the decision of the Zoning Administrator may be appealed to the Cabarrus County Planning and Zoning Commission serving as a Board of Adjustments. Any appeal shall be reviewed by the Board under the standards used