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248 During discussion of the proposed rezoning, Board members posed questions pertaining to the suitability of the land for housing, the availability of water and sewer, and the zoning by the City of Concord on adjacent property. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Barnhardt, seconded by Commissioner Payne and unanimously carried, the Board delayed action on Petition Number 83-03 until the Planning Board has the opportunity to make further investigation of the matter. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Barnhardt, seconded by Chairman Nash with Commissioner Barnhardt and Milloway and Chairman Nash voting for and Commissioners Payne and Lentz voting no, the Board agreed to establish as County policy that for any land to be rezoned that the property owners affected are to be notified by mail. Written notification is to be mailed to those persons listed as the owner of the property on the tax records of Cabarrus County. (4) Petition Number 83-04. Township 4. Fairview Drive. MAP/PIN 5623- 26-2027. Wishes to rezone from R-7.2 to C-3. Mr. Jim Scarbrough, attorney representing the owner of the property, Hefner-Warren Radio, Inc., spoke in favor of the rezoning to bring the existing radio station into conformity with the zoning ordinance. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Barnhardt, seconded by Commissioner Payne and unanimously carried, the Board approved Petition Number 83-04 to rezone MAP/PIN 5623-26-2027 from R-7.2 to C-3. (5) Petition Number 83-05. Township 11. Zion Church Road. MAP/PIN 5529- 86-1361, 86-3199, 86-8816. Wishes to rezone from A-I to I-1. Mr. Ben Sossoman, owner of the property, spoke in favor of the rezoning to bring existing and proposed industries in the Sossoman Industrial Park into conformance. He stated it was his desire to develop a nice industrial park for small businesses. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Payne, seconded by Commissioner Barnhardt and unanimously carried, the Board approved Petition Number 83-05 to rezone MAP/PIN 5529-86-1361, 86-3199, 86-8816 from A-I to I-1. ZONING TEXT AMENDMENTS (1) Page 16 Section 3.2-4 Allow Mobile Home Parks as a permitted use instead of a conditional use in R-7.2, RMF-7 & RMF-6 districts. Page 106 Section 9.7-15. Exempt the words "parks and," from the first line. Mr. Gene Holbrooks stated the need for separate zones in the county which would permit multi-family dwellings such as condomirdums and apartments but would prohibit mobile home parks. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Lentz, seconded by Commissioner Payne with Commissioners Lentz, Payne, Barnhardt, and Milloway voting for and Chairman Nash voting against, the Board approved the proposed zoning text amendment to amend Page 16 Section 3.2-4 to allow Mobile Home Parks as a permitted use instead of a conditional use in R-7.2, RMF-7, and RMF-6 districts and to amend Page 106 section 9.7-15 to exempt the words "parks and," from the first line. The heading for Section 9.7-15 on Page 106 as amended reads as follows: 9.7-15 Mobile Home Subdivisions. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Payne, seconded by Commissioner Lentz and unanimously carried, the Board directed that the Planning staff and Planning Board address the problem concerning the separation of zoning districts for mobile home parks and apartments, condominiums, duplexes, etc., at utmost speed and bring recommendations to the Board of Commissioners. (2) Page 61 Section 4.8. Fifth sentence, second word exempt the word "Exclusive." After stating the proposed zoning text amendment, Mr. Jack Rankin recommended that action be deferred by the Board of Commissioners and sent back to the Planning Board for further study. He suggested that a new subsection be included in the ordinance to deal specifically with landlocked property.