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<br />5610 (01) - 19-1492, 19-3401, 19-3740, 19-5459, 19-7331, 19-0349,
<br />19-2302, 29-3214, 29-4296, 29-3094, 29-6848, 18-6757, 18-7753, 18-8741,
<br />18-9637, 28-0797, 28-1419, 28-3513, 28-4368, 28-6602, 28-8409, 28-9398,
<br />29-8038, 29-0120, 38-1373, 38-3203, 38-4202, 38-5263, 38-7271, 38-9382,
<br />38-1100, 38-2908, 38-2076, 38-2990, 38-3077, 38-3990, 38-5261, 38-8034,
<br />39-3354, 49-8414, 49-2510, 49-1123, 49-2098, 49-4150, 49-5143.
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<br /> Mr. Bill Arrowood, attorney representing property owners who had
<br />requested the rezoning of this property from R-15 to R-30, reported that
<br />he had just recently become aware of some misunderstandings that were
<br />present among property owners in that area. He requested that the Board
<br />table this rez0ning request until the next zoning meeting in order that
<br />he might have the opportunity to clear up all questions among the property
<br />owners.
<br /> UPON MOTION of Commissioner Cook, seconded by Commissioner Lentz and
<br />unanimously carried, the Board tabled the request to rezone approximately
<br />156 acres in the Poplar Tent area from R-15 to R-30 until the next zoning
<br />meeting.
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<br />(5)
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<br />Don R. Stallings. Petition Number 82-12. Township Number 10, corner
<br />of Highway 24-27 and Bethel Church Road. Proposed change from ARR
<br />to C-4. 5544-09-2194. Planning Board denied the C-4 request.
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<br /> It was noted that since Mr. Stallings had appeared before the Planning
<br />Board requesting this change to establish a retail shopper's goods store
<br />he had obtained a permit from Mr. F. E. Isenhour, Zoning Administrator,
<br />to use his property for a clothing outlet as a rural home occupation.
<br /> Mr. Bud McEachern and Mr. Larry Robinson, adjoining property owners,
<br />objected to the rezoning of this property and expressed their desires that
<br />the area remain zoned residential.
<br /> UPON MOTION of Commissioner Payne, seconded by Commissioner Lentz and
<br />unanimously carried, the Board denied the rezoning request from Mr. Don R.
<br />Stallings to rezone PIN 5544-09-2194 from ARR to C-4.
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<br />(6)
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<br />Carl B. Tucker. Petition Number 82-13. Township Number 1, corner of
<br />Highway 24-27 and Flowe's Store Road. Propose change from ARR to
<br />C-4. Map 5524 PIN 5534-09-2289. Passed by Planning Board 8-11-82.
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<br /> Mr. Gene McCarther, attorney representing Mr. Carl Tucker, spoke in
<br />favor of the rezoning from ARR to C-3 to permit the use of the property for
<br />the operation of a printing shop.
<br /> UPON MOTION of Commissioner Cook, seconded by Commissioner Lentz with
<br />Commissioners Cook, Lentz, and Nash and Chairman Bonds voting for and
<br />Commissioner Payne abstaining, the Board approved the rezoning from
<br />ARR to C-4 Map 5524 PIN 5534-09-2289 as requested by Mr. Carl Tucker.
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<br />(7)
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<br />Staff Request (Home Realty) Petition Number 82-14. Township 4 off
<br />of South Main Street. Request to be zoned RMF-6. 5612(07)-58-3340.
<br />Planning Board denied request (RMF-6). The Board then discussed and
<br />recommended that the parcel of land be zoned R-9 contiguous with the
<br />surrounding land zone.
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<br /> Mr. Jim Owens, Interim Planning Director, advised the Board that
<br />Petition Number 82-14 regarding the property belonging to Mr. Gene
<br />Holbrooks of Home Realty had been brought to the Board as a Staff Request
<br />as this parcel of land had not been zoned at the time of the adoption of
<br />the Zoning Ordinance.
<br /> Mr. Jim Scarbrough, attorney representing citizens who were opposed to
<br />the proposed zoning of this parcel, objected to the RMF-6 zoning and
<br />stated that this neighborhood would be more appropriately zoned as R-15.
<br />He introduced four residents of the community who spoke in opposition to
<br />the zoning. Mr. David Phillips of Cliffside Drive spoke regarding the
<br />quality of the existing neighborhood and outlined such detrimental effects
<br />of the RMF-6 zoning as the reduction of property value and the increase in
<br />traffic, noise, and the risk of fire and proper~damage. Mr. Charles Wagner
<br />of Meadowood Circle, opposed the addition of multi-family housing in the
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