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633 The Board of Commissioners for the County of Cabarrus met at 6:30 P.M. on Tuesday, December'29, 1981, at the County Courthouse in Concord, North Carolina, in a called meeting for the purpose of reviewing the proposed Zoning Ordinance and Atlas as certified by the Planning Board and to approve any intended changes to be made at the time of adoption of the Zoning Ordinance and Atlas. Present - Chairman: Ralph C. Bonds Commissioners: J. Harold Nash Troy R. Cook James W. Lentz Kenneth F. Payne Members of the Cabarrus County Planning Board who were present for the meeting were as follows. Mr. Billy Plummer Mr. John Cline Mr. Raiford Troutman Ms. Gail Rhinehart, resident of the one-mile perimeter around the wastewater treatment plant, requested that the proposed zoning of A-I for the perimeter be desolved. She also stated that on summer nights there was some odor created by the plant and at night some noise was caused by the presence of the plant. Mr. David Manuel Kiser also stated opposition to the A-I zoning of the one-mile perimeter of the wastewater treatment plant due to the heavily populated area along Simplicity Road. Other residents of the one-mile perimeter around the wastewater treat- ment plant who spoke against the zoning of the area as A-I were Ms. Ester Kenny and Messrs. Ray Honeycutt, Jack King, and Joel Turner. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Payne, seconded by Commissioner Lentz with Commissioners Payne, Lentz, and Cook and Chairman Bonds voting for and Commissioner Nash voting against, the Board approved the deletion of Paragraph B of Subsection 5.5 General Standards for Site Development. The Board accepted the recommendation of the Planning Board for Subsection 5.5 (F) pertaining to storage requirements. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Lentz, seconded by Commissioner Nash and unanimously carried~ Subsection 5.7 Screening of Non-Conforming Salvage Yards was amended to read as follows. Within one year after the passage of this ordinance, salvage yards shall be screened from any street or public right-of-way, residential, commercial or church related structure or use in accordance with the minimum standards A, B, and C as set forth in Section 5-10. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Lentz, seconded by Commissioner Cook with Commissioners Lentz, Cook and Bonds voting for and Commissioners Nash and Payne voting against, Subsection 5.6-10 Restrictions on Direct Illumination shall read as follows. No source of illumination on a sign, such as floodlights, spotlights, unshielded bulbs, etc., shall be directly visible from any public right-of-way, from any residential district or from adjacent premises. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Lentz, seconded by Commissioner Cook with Commissioners Lentz, Cook, Payne, and Bonds voting for and Commissioner Nash voting against, Paragraph D of Subsection 5.6-9 Identification Signs shall read as follows. D. Permanent mobile home park identification signs may not exceed forty (40) square feet. Such signs shall have a minimum area of fifteen (15) square feet and may be illuminated. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Payne, seconded by Commissioner Lentz and unanimously carried, the Board approved Paragraph H of Subsection 5.8 Off- Street Parking Requirements as recommended by the Planning Board. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Payne, seconded by Commissioner Lentz and unanimously carried, the Board approved the deletion of Paragraph M of Subsection 5.8 Off-Street Parking Requirements as recommended by Planning Board. The Board accepted Paragraph A of Subsection 5.15 Access for C-4 Property as recommended by the Planning Board. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Nash, seconded by Commissioner Payne and unanimously carried, the Board approved the deletion of Subsection 5.19 Screening of Two-Family Dwellings in Single-Family Districts as recommended by the Planning Board.