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April 18, 2011 (Regular Meeting) Page 402
<br />ADD Ethanol Fuel Production to Permitted Use Table in Chapter 3
<br />RENUMBER table in Section 3 -8.
<br />ADD the following text to Chapter 2, Rules of Construction and Definitions:
<br />Ethanol Fuel Production /Alcohol Fuel Plant
<br />A special type of distilled spirits plant for producing, storing, using or
<br />distributing distilled spirits to be used exclusively for fuel use. See Code of
<br />Federal Regulations, Title 27, Part 19.
<br />1. Ethanol Fuel Production, Residential District, Personal Use Only,
<br />see Chapter 7 for standards.
<br />2. Small Plant -An Alcohol fuel plant that produces (including
<br />receives) not more than 10,000 proof gallons of spirits per
<br />calendar year.
<br />3. Medium Plant -An Alcohol fuel plant that produces (including
<br />receives) more than 10,000 but not more than 500,000 proof gallons
<br />of spirits per calendar year.
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<br />Distilled spirits that have been made unfit for beverage use at an alcohol fuel
<br />plant. See Code of Federal Regulations, Title 27, Part 19 for a list of
<br />authorized materials for rendering the spirits unfit for beverage use.
<br />Adopted this 18 day of April, 2011 by the Cabarrus County Board of
<br />Commissioners.
<br />/s/ H. Jay White, Sr.
<br />H. Jay White, Sr., Chairman
<br />Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners
<br />ATTEST:
<br />/s/ G. Kay Honeycutt
<br />G. Kay Honeycutt, Clerk to the Board
<br />(G -2) Commerce - APPL2010- 00003, Appeal of Rezoning Case RZON2010 -00007 and
<br />Public Hearing - 6:30 P.M. (Tabled from March to April 18)
<br />Richard Koch, County Attorney, presented the following information
<br />related to APPL2010- 00003, Appeal of Rezoning Case RZON2010 -00007 for
<br />property located at 12475 Pioneer Mill Road, PIN No. 5524 -47 -5954:
<br />Steve Fisher entered into a real estate contract with Patricia Barr, to
<br />buy her property on the condition he could have it rezoned and a rezoning
<br />application was submitted last year by them. Although there was some
<br />opposition, the rezoning was approved by the Cabarrus Planning and Zoning
<br />Commission, but then appealed to the Board of Commissioners. In the
<br />meantime, Ms. Barr, the mother of Mr. Barnes and Ms. Covington and three of
<br />their siblings passed away and the property now belongs to the siblings, one
<br />of whom is Patrice Moore. Due to the circumstances, Mr. Fisher decided to
<br />withdraw his part of the rezoning application and is no longer under contract
<br />to buy the property. The issue then becomes whether the actual property
<br />owners at this point, also want to withdraw their part of the rezoning
<br />application. Mr. Barnes' and Ms. Covington's brother and sisters are from
<br />Robins, North Carolina, except for Ms. Moore, and after discussion with their
<br />other siblings, have decided to withdraw the rezoning application. That way,
<br />they will have the opportunity to apply for a rezoning in the future, if
<br />necessary, when they ultimately find a buyer.
<br />Mr. Koch advised that he personally spoke with Ms. Moore earlier today
<br />and she wants to withdraw the application. Finally, after consultation with
<br />the brother and sisters, Mr. Koch reported Mr. Barnes and Ms. Covington want
<br />to withdraw their rezoning application.
<br />For the record and on behalf of their other siblings, individually and
<br />collectively, Robin Covington and Eric Barnes stated their desire to withdraw
<br />the application.
<br />No action was required of the Board.
<br />(G -3) FPC - Food Policy Council: 2011 Retreat Report, Mission Statement,
<br />Goals and Logo
<br />Aaron Newton, Local Food System Program Coordinator, introduced Food
<br />Policy Members Chris Jones, Buckhead Beef Specialist with Sysco Charlotte,
<br />LLC, and Lisa Wacheldorf, Market Manager of Piedmont Farmer's Market. Mr.
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