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<br />Petition 84-22 Frank Niblock III, township 2, Nantucket Court off
<br />Weddington Road, Map/PIN 5610-03-9833, 8479, 5610-02-8954, 5610-12-1975,
<br />5610-13-3340, 4606, 5908. Wishes to rezone from R-40 to RMF-7A.
<br />Planning Board approved this request 4 to 1 on the grounds Mr. Niblock
<br />was negotiating with the county to tie in with the county water lines,
<br />has taken steps for a package treatment plant, and it would also be
<br />compatible with the existing residential area.
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<br /> Mr. Frank Niblock, III, petitioner, asked approval of the rezoning
<br />petition to build a multi-family community of patio homes on the site.
<br />He stated he had applied to the State of North Carolina for a permit to
<br />install a private package treatment plant on the property and that he
<br />planned to hook on to the county water lines proposed for the area.
<br /> UPON MOTION of Commissioner Barnhardt, seconded by Commissioner Nash
<br />and u~animously carried, the Board approved Petition 84-22 by Frank Niblock,
<br />III, to rezone property in Township 2 on Nantucket Court, Map/PIN 5610-03-9833,
<br />8479, 5610-02-8954, 5610-12-1975, 5610-13-3340, 4606, 5908, from R-40 to
<br />RMF-7A.
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<br />Petition 84-23. Samuel Stroup, township 4, Leonard Avenue and Gay
<br />Street, Map/PIN 5613(10)-46-2966, 3900, 3886, 4831, 3797, 3619, 5705,
<br />5713, 5731, 5659, 5678, 5632, and 5686. Wishes to rezone from R-7.2
<br />to C-3. This request was unanimously approved by the Planning Board
<br />because of the unlikelihood it would be developed for residential
<br />purposes in the future. This was due to the proposed Kannapolis loop
<br />road, the existing Duke Power transmission lines and right-of-way,
<br />and the existing commercial uses on part of the subject property.
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<br /> Mr. Farrar Griggs, attorney representing Mr. Samuel Stroup, requested
<br />the rezoning for Mr. Stroup's property and the surrounding property included
<br />in the petition. He stated that Mr. Stroup planned to relocate his supply
<br />company on that property.
<br /> UPON MOTION of Commissioner Nash, seconded by Commissioner Barnhardt
<br />and unanimously carried, the Board approved Petition 84-23 by Samuel Stroup
<br />to rezone property in Township 4, Map/PIN 5613(10)-46-2966, 3900, 3886,
<br />4831, 3797, 3619, 5705, 5713, 5731, 5659, 5678, 5632, and 5686, from
<br />R-7.2 to C-3.
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<br />ZONING TEXT AMENDMENTS
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<br />Petition 84-01. Page 13, Section 3.2-4. Amend the Schedule of Use
<br />Regulations to allow Extraction of Earth Products as a conditional
<br />use in the ARR zoning district. The Planning Board approved this
<br />request pending a satisfactory definition of Extraction of Earth
<br />Products.
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<br /> Mr. Wesley Grant, attorney representing Martin Marietta Aggregates,
<br />spoke against the proposed text amendment. He asked that the Board deny
<br />the proposed amendment and allow Martin Marietta to continue the permit
<br />process with the State of North Carolina to develop a rock quarry on
<br />Flowes Store Road.
<br /> Mr. Phillip G. Carroll, attorney representing Roger and Lillian Linder
<br />who own the property on which Martin Marietta plans to develop the rock
<br />quarry, stated that the Linders had entered into the transaction with
<br />Martin Marietta under the terms of the existing Zoning Ordinance and that
<br />it would be improper to change the zoning regulations at this time.
<br /> Mr. Philip H. Smith, Sr., Economic Developer with the Concord/Cabarrus
<br />County Chamber of Commerce, spoke in opposition to the proposed amendment.
<br />He stated that as an economic developer he must rely on existing laws in
<br />the county to sell the county to new businesses interested in locating in
<br />the county.
<br /> Mr. John Long, representative of Martin Marietta Aggregates, requested
<br />that the Board deny the proposed zoning amendment. He reviewed the work
<br />by the company in securing the site for the quarry and noted that Martin
<br />Marietta had spent approximately $50,000.00 in testing the property on
<br />Flowes Store Road. Mr. Long stated that the property was properly zoned
<br />and asked that the company be allowed to proceed with the development
<br />of the quarry.
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