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341 ship of whatever form or the petitioner shall have the right to acquire owner- ship under a valid option, and this information shall be included in the sub- mission. Satisfactory arrangements shall be made for the ownership of land in common open space as provided in (I) below. B. REQUIRED PARKING AREA. Off-street parking spaces nine by twenty feet shall be provided for residential uses in the development in the amount of two spaces for each dwelling unit, (multi-family-individual ownership) or 1.7 spaces per unit, multi-family. Required spaces may be redistributed to group parking on commonly owned land. Additional space may be provided in the group parking areas to accommodate recreational vehicles. Such group parking areas shall be designated and shall be screened with a continuous row of evergreen plants of a type not less than eight feet high at maturity, or other screening approved by the Cabarrus County Planning Board. C. OFF-STREET LOADING. At the descretion of the Cabarrus County Planning Board, space for public transit vehicle maneuvers shall be provided. D. PEDESTRIAN WAYS. Wherever possible, pedestrian and other modes of non- vehicular movement shall be provided for, separated from vehicular traffic. E. LAND COVERAGE. Land covered by impermeable surfaces shall not exceed 50 per cent of the total site area. F. PRIMARY VEHICULAR ACCESS. Primary vehicular access shall be from a public street of the collector type or higher street classification. G. BUILDING HEIGHT. No building shall be erected or structurally altered to exceed thirty-five feet in height. H. SPACING OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS. If a lot contains more than one residential building, the distances between buildings shall not be less than 20 feet. I. COMMON OPEN SPACE. Ail of the site not covered by impermeable surfaces nor transferred to private control through a transaction involving a dwelling unit will be considered common open space (In Planned Unit and Planned Re- sidential Development). At least 10% of the common open space must be im- proved for court games, field games or indoor recreation but in no case shall this area be less than 20,000 square feet. The rest of the common open space may be developed for active or passive re- creation and land-scaping or may be left in its natural state. Buildings and recreational facilities constructed in common open space for recrea- tional activities shall not be computed as a part of the impermenable sur- face limitation. Recreation improvements shall be completed or a perfor- mance bond for the completion shall be posted before issuance of any occu- pancy permit in the Planned Residential or Planned Unit Development. Common open space shall be owned by a nonprofit corporation in which the owners of property within the development have equal interest. County Manager Charles D. McGinnis reported on bids which were received on the County's insurance package as follows: BID TABULATION Legal Advertisement Date: July 2, 1979 VENDOR Drye and Arrowood Associates, Inc. Shuford Insurance Agency, Inc. Hammett Insurance Agency, Inc. Mt. Pleasant Ins. Agency, Inc. TOTAL COST $ 68,827.00 $ 53,886.00 $ 61,292.00 $ 75,470.00 UPON MOTION of Commissioner Milloway, seconded by Commissioner Lentz and unanimously carried, the Board awarded the bid contract for the County's property- casualty business insurance to the low bidder, Shuford Insurance Agency, Inc., in the amount of $53,886.00. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Lentz, seconded by Commissioner Bonds and unani- mously carried, the Board declared as surplus one motorized, electric dental chair and authorized that the aforementioned chair be advertised for sale by sealed bids.