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243 Board Chair - $300 per month. Regular Board Member - $200.00 per month Expense reimbursement 1. Reimbursement to board members for mileage while the board memberVs vehicle is in use for official school business, including mileage to and from board meetings and other school business related mileage in district and out of district. 2. Reimbursement to board members for actual and reasonable expenses including subsistence incurred while board members are performing official school business, including but not limited to attendance at seminars and meetings. IT IS ~JRTHER RESOLVED and respectfully suggested that such compensation and expense allowances for members of the Kannapolis City Board of Education would be most appropriately allocated between the Cabarrus County Board of County Commissioners and the Rowan County Board of County Commissioners on the basis of the number of students from each respective county attending schools in the Kannapolis City School Administrative Unit. There was brief discussion regarding the need for equal compensation for members of the Kannapolis City Board of Education and the Cabarrus County Board of Education. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Barnhart, seconded by Chair Casper with Commissioners Barnhart, Carpenter and Mills and Chair Casper voting for and Commissioner Niblock voting against, the Board moved to permit the Kannapolis City Board of Education to pay compensation and expenses to its members as requested. Zoning Atlas Amendment (Petition 97-01 - Property Located on N.C. Highway 73 East between Kirkwood Drive and Irish Potato Road) - Public Hearin~ - 7:00 P.M. Petition 97-01. John T. & Debbie Drye and Harold Wensil, Jr., Map/PIN 5640-89-3680, 89-6569, 89-7903, N.C. Highway 73 between Kirkwood Drive and Irish Potato Road, approximately 5.2 acres. Wish to rezone from Medium Density Residential to Office/Limited Commercial and General Commercial Special Use. Mr. Jonathan Marshall, Planning Services Director, reported that sworn or affirmed testimony was required for Petition 97-01 which involved a Special Use petition. Chair Casper affirmed those persons who indicated they wished to speak during the public hearing, including Mr. John Tim Drye, Mr. Pat OVBrien, Mr. Bob Amos and Mr. Davey Amos. Mr. Marshall presented an overview of Petition 97-01, including the Staff Analysis and maps showing the location of the property. The petition involved two petitioners: (1) John T. and Debbie Drye and (2) Harold Wensil, Jr. The Dryes have requested a change from Medium Density Residential to Limited Commercial to allow a vacant 'commercial building to be used for a commercial activity. Mr. Wensil has requested that two parcels, currently zoned Limited Commercial and Medium Density Residential, be rezoned to General Commercial - Special Use to bring an existing use (Interstate Plumbing) into conformance. The Special Use permit would provide for the specific uses of Plumbing Contractor, Plumbing Supplies/Materials/Services and Real Estate and Investment. Also, Mr. Wensil has agreed to the following conditions: (1) all parking in the front lot to be paved; (2) landscaping in the front area around the existing building to be improved and upgraded; (3) a new driveway cut to facilitate ingress/egress: (4) awnings placed over doors on the existing building to improve its appearance; (5) no more than 10,000 square feet of warehouse on the rear parcel; (6) meet all buffer and landscape requirements in the zoning ordinance; (7) no increase in large tractor trailer traffic; (8) no operation on Sundays; and (9) the entrance to the existing building will be moved from the front to the side. In conclusion, Mr. Marshall reported that both staff and the Planning and Zoning Commission had recommended approval of Petition 97-01. However, Mr. Davey Amos had appealed the decision by the Planning and Zoning Commission.