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~uly 21, 2003 Page 204 Exception - all lots shall be permitted at least 600 square feet of accessory buildings. b) Placement of Unit: Accessory buildings shall not be located closer to an adjacent road than the principal structure. Exception - Double frontage lots may place an accessory building to the rear of the principal structure so long as they meet the principal building setback along the property lines adjacent to the street. c) Setbacks: Accessory buildings up to 15 feet in height shall meet the accessory building setbacks listed in Chapter 5. Buildings greater than 15 feet in total height shall meet the principal building setbacks listed in Chapter 5. d) Other Dimensional Requirements: Accessory buildings shall be subject to all other dimensional, impermeable and structural coverage requirements listed in Chapter 5. Accessory buildings on lots 2 acres or greater Standards: a) Size of Unit: The total square footage for all accessory building footprints on a lot shall not exceed 2 percent of the total lot area. Exception - all lots shall be permitted at least 2600 square feet of accessory buildings. e) Placement of Unit: Accessory buildings shall not be located closer to an adjacent road than the principal structure or shall be located at least 100 feet from a road, whichever is less. Exception - Double frontage lots may place an accessory building to the rear of the principal structure so long as they meet the principal building setback along the property lines adjacent to the street. b) Setbacks: Accessory buildings up to 15 feet in height shall meet the accessory building setbacks listed in Chapter 5. Buildings greater than 15 feet in total height shall meet the principal building setbacks listed in Chapter 5. c) Other Dimensional Requirements: Accessory buildings shall be subject to all other dimensional, impermeable and structural coverage requirements listed in Chapter 5. Accessory Apartments (no change - text remains as is) Adopted this the 21st day of July 2003 by the Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners. /s/ Robert M. Freeman Robert M. Freeman, Chairman Board of Commissioners ATTEST: /s/ Frankie F. Bonds Frankie F. Bonds, Clerk to the Board (F-4) Proposal to Utilize the Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office to Assist with the Collection of Motor Vehicle Taxes Ms. Linda Morgan, Tax Collections Supervisor, presented the proposal to utilize the Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office to assist in the collection of property taxes on motor vehicles. She explained the tax levy would not be submitted to the Sheriff's Department until the Tax Collector's office has exhausted all other means of collection. Sheriff Brad Riley explained the civil process the Sheriff's Department would follow when it receives a tax levy for service and the guidelines for seizing vehicles for unpaid motor vehicle taxes. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Carruth and unanimously carried, the Board authorized and directed the levy and execution against personal property to the Sheriff of Cabarrus County as provided by North Carolina General Statute 105-367(b) and requested that a report be made in one year to determine if the collection process is working. Mr. Day stated procedures used by the Tax Collection Office and the Sheriff's Department would be provided to the Board along with a monthly report on the collection of motor vehicle taxes. (F-5) Consent Agreement Development L.L.C. - Shiloh Village Subdivision, Shiloh Ridge Mr. Rodger Lentz, Planning Manager, presented the proposed Consent Agreement with Shiloh Ridge Development, L.L.C., for the Shiloh Village