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585 Cannot be self propelled or moved in a manner in which it originally was intended to move; or Is more than five years old and appears to have no resale value except as a source of parts or scrap. Motor Vehicle - Any machine designed or intended to travel over land, water, or air by self propulsion or while attached to a self propelled vehicle. Adopted this the 20th day of November, 1995 by the Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners. /s/ Jeffrey L. Barnhart Jeffrey L. Barnhart, Chairman ATTEST: Board of Commissioners /s/ Frankie F. Bonds Frankie F. Bonds, Clerk to the Board Zoning Atlas Amendment - Petition 95-09 by Samuel Wilson to Rezone Property Located at U,S. 601 and Jim Sossamon Road from Low Density Residential to Limited Commercial-Special Use Public Hearing - 7;00 P~M. Petition 95-09 Request by Samuel Wilson to rezone 8.74 acres of property located at U. S. 601 and Jim Sossamon Road from Low Density Residential to Limited Commercial-Special Use to construct a private residence and self-service storage facility. The following information was included in the Board's agenda packet relative to Petition 95-09: Fact Sheet; Sections of the Cabarrus County Zoning Ordinance relative to uses within the Low Density Residential district and standards for a self-service storage facility; Property maps; Staff Analysis; Site Plan; Letter dated November 6, 1995 from Alfred O. Morgan opposing Petition 95-09; and the Planning and Zoning Commission minutes of October 18, 1995 relative to Petition 95-09. Mr. Jonathan Marshall, Senior Planner, introduced Petition 95-09 and stated it was a special use rezoning which required sworn testimony. Mr. Hartsell and the Clerk affirmed the following persons who indicated they wished to speak during the public hearing on Petition 95-09: Mr. Jonathan Marshall; Mr. Carl Hill; Mr. Charles Kneeberg; Mr. Lee Pigg; Mr. Jack Garmon; Mr. Graham Copeland; Mr. Joseph Joyal; Mr. Dewey Watkins; Mr. Sam Wilson; Mr. Duane Barron; Mr. Butch Nicholson; Mr. James King; Ms. Susan Watkins; and Mrs. June Pigg. Mr. Marshall presented an overview of Petition 95-09 and discussed special use rezoning requirements. The request to rezone the property first came before the Board in September, 1994. At that time the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended denial which the Board affirmed by a vote of 3 to 1. More than a year has elapsed, thus allowing Mr. Wilson to submit a second rezoning request. The Planning and Zoning Commission voted 5 to 3 on October 18, 1995 to recommend denial of Petition 95-09. Mr. Marshall presented the property maps showing the location of the property and surrounding area. Public water is available to the site; however, septic tanks will be required. The Midland area plan does indicate this area as low density residential. However, if the rezoning is approved, the property will be subject to the following: (1) Restrictions of the thoroughfare overlay zone; (2) Standards for self service storage facilities in a limited commercial zone; and (3) General provisions of the ordinance, including screening, buffering and site plan review. Mr. Marshall reviewed the submitted Site Plan, stating it is a condition which the petitioner has already agreed to. He pointed out that the petitioner plans to build his residence in the wooded area and have separate driveways for the residence and the storage facility. This was a change from the petition submitted in 1994. The sto~age facility will be built along the north property line adjacent to the wooded area. Fencing and landscaping will be required; the buffer area along the property line will depend upon the actual size of the plot designated for the self service storage facility. Trees will be planted along U.S. 601 and Jim Sossamon Road.