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May 23, 2005 - Regular Meeting Page 184 Danny McGovern, resident of Talbert Farm Road, stated he had nothing against Mr. Talbert and Mr. Barnhardt. However, he objected to changing the road name to \\Talbert Farm Roadlf and having to change his address on everything. He requested the road be named "Irish Potato Road Extension." There was no one else to address the Board, and Chairman Carpenter closed the public hearing at 8:17 p.m. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Juba, seconded by Commissioner Freeman with Commissioners Juba, Freeman and Privette and Vice Chairman Carruth voting for and Chairman Carpenter voting against, the Board agreed to retain the names of Talbert Farm Road and Talbert Farm Place with the road name signs to be re-installed in order to assist emergency services in locating homes. (G-4) Road Name Change - Petition (C200S-07) to Name an Unnamed Road off Moss Fa~ Street as Patriot Plantation Boulevard - Public Hearing - 6.30 p.m. Kassie Goodson, Planner, presented easement approximately 300 feet in length leading into Harris Road Middle School as recognition of the school's mascot. She requested the change and Cabarrus County recommends approval of the application. a request to name an unnamed located off Moss Farm Street and "Patriot Plantation Boulevard" in reported the school principal had is the sole property owner. Staff At 8:19 p.m., Chairman Carpenter opened the public hearing for Petition C2005-07. The Notice of the Public Hearing was published in THE INDEPENDENT TRIBUNE on May 12 and 22, 2005. There was no one to address the Board, and Chairman Carpenter closed the public hearing at 8:20 p.m. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Privette, seconded by Vice Chairman Carruth and unanimously carried, the Board approved the naming of an unnamed easement approximately 300 feet in length located off of Moss Farm Street and leading into Harris Road Middle School as "Patriot Plantation Boulevard". (G-5) Petition C2005-02 (R-CU) by Donald Misenheimer to Rezone NC Highway 24/27 East from Limited Industrial Special Use Industrial - Special Use - Public Hearing - 6:30 p.m. Property on to General Chairman Carpenter stated the hearing on Petition C2005-02 (R-CU) is a quasi-judicial hearing and that those persons planning to speak concerning the Special Use Rezoning petition would have to be sworn in. There will be no time limit for comments. The County Attorney and Clerk who wished to address the Board. identify themselves and acknowledge prior to addressing the Board. administered the oath to those persons Mr. Hartsell asked that all speakers that they have previously been sworn Kassie Goodson, Planner, presented the Planning Staff report for petition C2005-02 (R-CU) by Donald Misenheimer to rezone five acres (part; of PIN # 5535-20-3773) located at 369 NC Hwy 24/27 East in Midland from LI-SU (Limited Industrial-Special Use) to GI-SU (General Industrial-Special Use). She reported the Planning and Zoning Commission tabled the petition at its February 17, 2005 meeting and requested additional information. The petitioner requested the petition be tabled at the March 15, 2005 meeting as he wished to provide additional information. At the April 21st meeting, the Planning and zoning Commission approved the rezoning, with the conditions recommended by Planning Staff, by a vote of 5 to 4. Ms. Goodson explained the vote did not constitute a super majority; therefore, the petition was automatically forwarded to the Board of Commissioners for a final decision. Ms. Goodson highlighted the following items during presentation of petition C2005-02(R-CU): (1) The purpose of the rezoning request is to allow Mr. Misenheimer to build a concrete plant to supplement his personal business; (2) The property was rezoned to LI-SU by the petitioner in 2000 with the intentions of developing an industrial business park; (3) The five- acre parcel is located on a major thoroughfare where industrial uses are intended to be and the parcel is currently wooded and vacant; (3) Property to the North is zoned Countryside Residential (CR) and the adjacent property to the South, East and West is zoned Limited Commercial (LC); (5) The developer has offered a list of approved uses for the development and the list is conducive to a septic system and reduces the intensity of the proposed uses; (6) The developer has offered a 100 foot buffer (rather than the required 70-foot) at the rear of the property, which is adjacent to ,.