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395 <br /> <br />of County Commissioners, or the Planning Board or Planning Staff the request <br />will be submitted to the Planning Board for a preliminary evaluation before <br />being sent to the Board of County Commissioners for the scheduling of a <br />public hearing. The Planning Board will consider the general appropriateness <br />of the proposal from a planning and zoning perspective but refrain from <br />making any specific recommendations. <br /> <br />Following the Planning Board review, a report will be submitted to the <br />petitioner containing either an endorsement of the proposal for public <br />hearing, a recommendation for adjustment of the proposal prior to sub- <br />mitting for public hearing, or a recommendation that the matter not proceed <br />to a public hearing. If the Planning Board recommends not to proceed to a <br />public hearing then the petitioner must file a written request within <br />ten (10) days of receipt of the report in order for the petition to go <br />before the Board of County Commissioners for consideration. The petitioner <br />must then decide what proposal for rezoning, if any, will be submitted <br />as a formal request for public hearing. <br /> <br />The Board of Commissioners will at its sole discretion determine whether <br />or not to have a public hearing. It is the policy of the Board of <br />Commissioners to hear from the public in the usual manner. If a public <br />hearing is granted, conventional procedures pertaining to rezoning requests <br />will be followed. <br /> <br /> Mr. Thomas B. Robinson, Planning Director, stated Petition 86-03 A <br />was preferred by the Planning staff, Zoning staff, and the Institute of <br />Government. He cited a recent problem in which two petitions involving <br />land in the Poplar Tent area had been filed and later withdrawn after a <br />lot of time and expense by the Planning Department. <br /> Mr. Ralph Bonds spoke in support of Petition 86-03, stating that a <br />landowner should have the right to rezone his property and should be the <br />one to bring the petition in. Mr. Cline, representative of a committee <br />of the Farm Bureau, also spoke in favor of Petition 86-03. <br /> UPON MOTION of Chairman Lentz, seconded by Commissioner Barnhardt <br />and unanimously carried, the Board approved Petition 86-03 to read as <br />follows. <br /> <br />Page 116 <br /> <br />Section 10 Amendments and Changes <br /> <br />Amendment to Sect.i~n 10.1.. Motion to Amend First Paragraph <br /> <br /> After public hearing and notice, the Cabarrus County Board of <br />Commissioners, upon its own motion, upon recommendation of the Planning <br />Board or Planning Staff, or upon application by a property owner or his <br />agent, may amend the regulations herein established and the maps which <br />are part of this ordinance. Any application for an amendment must be <br />signed by the applicant, who shall indicate the capacity in which he <br />files the application. In the event the party filing the application is <br />someone filing the same on behalf of another, such party shall attach <br />his authority to execute said application. <br /> <br />(5) Petition 86-04. Public Hearing Required; Notice Specified - the <br /> Planning Board voted 5-0 to approve this amendment. <br /> <br />Section 9.4-2 <br /> <br />Page 96 <br /> <br />Public He~rin~ Required; Notice Specified <br />Third paragraph present reading: <br /> <br /> Such notice shall be published in a newspaper of general circulation <br />in Cabarrus County once a week for two (2) successive weeks, with the <br />first notice to be published not less than fifteen (15) nor more than <br />twenty-five (25) days, prior to the date of the hearing. <br /> <br /> <br />