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10/21/2008
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June 16, 2008 (Regular Meeting) Page 883 <br />John Day, County Manager, presented an update on the draft Central Area <br />Land Use Plan including changes made to the plan since May 20, 2008. Mr. Day <br />reviewed three maps of the draft Central Area Land Use Plan, outlined changes <br />made to the plan as presented in the agenda, and proposed the following next <br />steps: <br />1. Joint meeting of Concord City Council and Board of Commissioners on <br />June 25, 2008 to consider adoption of an Interlocal agreement <br />recognizing the Utility Service Boundary (USB) and requiring that land <br />annexed in the Central Area will be zoned at densities consistent with <br />the Central Area Land Use Plan; and to consider an amendment to the <br />consent agreement between the parties which incorporates the USB. <br />2. Month of July <br />a. Open house week of July 19, 2006 for public to view changes to <br />Draft Central Area Land Use Plan. <br />b. Concord planning board holds public hearing on Draft Central Area <br />Land Use Plan and considers adoption. <br />c. Cabarrus County planning board holds public hearing on Draft <br />Central Area Land Use Plan and considers adoption: also holds <br />public hearing on mass rezoning and considers adopting related <br />new zoning map. Staff recommends rezoning only the areas that <br />amount to a down-zoning (i.e., a reduction in allowed densities). <br />3. Month of August <br />a. Concord City Council holds public hearing on Draft Central Area <br />Land Use Plan and considers adoption. <br />b. Cabarrus County board of Commissioners holds public hearing on <br />Draft Central Area Land Use Plan and considers adoption: also <br />holds public hearing on mass rezoning and considers adopting <br />related new zoning map. Staff recommends rezoning only the areas <br />that amount to a down-zoning (i.e., a reduction in allowed <br />densities). <br />Mr. Day responded to various questions from the Board. <br />Chairman White called the Board's attention to the fact that <br />Commissioner Mynatt has a running motion to recuse herself from any vote on <br />this matter since she owns property in this area. <br />UPON MOTION of Commissioner Carruth, seconded by Vice Chairman Juba <br />with Chairman White, Vice Chairman Juba and Commissioners Carruth and <br />Privette voting for and Commissioner Mynatt abstaining, the Board confirmed <br />the next steps for the Central Area Land Use Plan as presented. <br />lire Certain P: <br />Richard Koch, County Attorney, presented information related to a <br />resolution authorizing condemnation to acquire certain property. He <br />explained the following: in October of 2007, the Board approved a consent <br />agreement with Mills subdivision; the developer had agreed to donate a 29- <br />acre tract portion of the property to be used as a school site (Lower Rocky <br />River Elementary); in return, the developer would receive a credit towards <br />their voluntary mitigation payment up to the amount of an agreed appraised <br />value of the land; while the details of the contract were being finalized, <br />the entire property, including the school site, went into foreclosure; and <br />Cabarrus County Schools have prepared the site for construction and are ready <br />to move forward. He reported the County needs to begin the preliminary steps <br />of condemnation and explained the process involved. He stated as part of the <br />condemnation process, the County will be required to file a $1,688,820 <br />deposit with the Clerk of Court based on the August 2007 appraisal of <br />$70,000.00 per acre, which will allow the County to take title of the <br />property immediately. He reported that if the developer can recover from <br />bankruptcy, then the original agreement can be resumed. <br />Mr. Koch and John Day, County Manager, responded to various questions <br />from the Board. <br />UPON MOTION of Commissioner Carruth, seconded by Vice Chairman Juba <br />with Chairman White, Vice Chairman Juba and Commissioners Carruth and Mynatt <br />voting for and Commissioner Privette voting against, the Board adopted the <br />following resolution: <br />Resolution No. 2008-11 <br />
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