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PlanninG and Zoning Commission ~4inutes <br />September 19~ 1991 , P~pe 10 <br /> <br />3. Applicant: Cotter Communications~ Petitioner <br /> Steve & Janice Hudspeth{ Owners <br /> Request: Rezoninq of Property from ARR to O-I/SU <br /> <br /> This was a request to the Cabarrus County Planning and <br /> Zoning Commission from Cotter Communications, Petitioner <br /> and Steve & Janice Hudspeth, ~ners to have their <br /> property located on Hudspeth Road, rezoned from ARR to O- <br /> I/SU, to allow an office/warehouse building for a public <br /> relations firm. <br /> <br /> Jonathan B. Marshall, Staff Member, presented the Staff <br /> Analysis to the Board stating this is a special use <br /> request, and as such, reasonable conditions may be <br /> attached as part of this rezoning with the specific uses <br /> being requested as part of this rezoning. Those pending <br /> conditions that may be attached would have to done with <br /> the consent of the petitioner. Mr. Marshall asked the <br /> Board to consider, if not addressed by the petitioner, <br /> conditions that would address parking, landscaping and <br /> buffering, should this petition be approved. <br /> <br /> Mr. Olio-Mills asked Mr. Marshall if he had reviewed the <br /> site plan, and if he is prepared to make a recommendation <br /> to the Board. <br /> <br /> Mr. Marshall stated since this is a staff review in which <br /> the recommendations are formulated, he would be hesitant <br /> to make a recommendation by himself. <br /> <br /> Chairperson stated to Mr. Marshall she understood this <br /> area is quite a mixed use area for the Charlotte Motor <br /> Speedway and she is not overly concerned about <br /> maintaining it as ARR. She also stated she disliked <br /> using the work "spot zoning", because it is overused and <br /> misunderstood, but are there other office/institutional <br /> uses around, or does he perceive that as a legal problem? <br /> <br /> Mr. Marshall stated he does not perceive it as a problem <br /> due to the fact that it is a special use and factors that <br /> can directly address this particular use can be brought <br /> up in this hearing. The office/institutional zoning in <br /> the larger sense is a transition zoning that ~s used for <br /> areas that have gone through the type of development this <br /> has. Where new residential uses are not coming into <br /> place, but rather non-residential uses are. <br /> <br /> <br />