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285 UPON MOTION of Commissioner Barnhart, seconded by Commissioner Casper and unanimously carried, the Board awarded the contract for the purchase of a remittance processor for the Tax Collector's office to the low bidder, Compusist, Inc., in the amount of $49,007.00. Road Name Change Public Hearing - 7;00 P.M, At 8:30 P.M., Chairman Carpenter stated that this was the date and hour for a public hearing to consider the naming of an unnamed road (Petition 92-93/07) as Sapp Dale Drive. She asked if anyone were present to speak for or against the proposed road name. There was no one present to address the Board, and Chairman Carpenter closed the public hearing. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Barnhart, seconded by Commissioner Payne and unanimously carried, the Board approved the naming of an Unnamed Road (Petition 92-93/07) as Sapp Dale Drive. Zoning Atlas Amendments - Public Hearing - 7:00 P.M. At 8:30 P.M., Chairman Carpenter stated that this was the date and hour for a public hearing on proposed Zoning Atlas amendments. Petition 93-02. Phil Cline, Petitioner. Located on Highway 49. Map/PIN 5539-43-1339 and 5539-42-2392. Wish to rezone from R-15 to I-1/su. Planning and Zoning Commission voted 8-1 to approve with the added condition of a two-hundred foot buffer from all points in Windrose Subdivision. Mr. Eddie Moose, Vice-Chairman of the Cabarrus County Planning and Zoning Commission, presented Petition 93-02 by Phil Cline as approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission to rezone approximately 45 acres on Highway 49 from R-15 to I-i(SU). Mr. Gerald A. Newton, Director of Planning, Zoning and Building Inspections, pointed out the petitioner had requested the rezoning in an attempt to move the trucking operation away from the residents of the Windrose community. Ms. Sue Russell, Planner, reviewed the location of the property and presented a map showing the area zoning relationshiBs. She presented the staff analysis recommending approval with restrictions as agreed to by the petitioner. Ms. Russell outlined the following facts regarding the proposed rezoning: 1) Current R-15 zoning is not correct for roadway corridor such as Highway 49; 2) Proposed I-1 (SU) rezoning includes 13 permitted uses and one accessory use with a 100-foot buffer around the property with a 200-foot buffer about all points of property known as Windrose. The Harrisburg Area Land Use Plan projects the future use of the property as high density residential; however, the topography of the property, flood plain, and sewer rights-of-way make it impossible to use the property as residential. As a substitute, the I-1 use is reasonable and meets the intent of the Plan. 3) Property will be developed in two phases with Phase I consisting of approximately 6 acres and Phase II of approximately 14 acres. The remaining property will be left in its natural state. 4) Recommendations concerning traffic improvements (center turn lane, deceleration lane and site access) will be referred to the Department of Transportation for evaluation and final determination. 5) Mitigating circumstances concerning the residentially zoned and used property adjoining the property proposed for rezoning include: a) Petitioner has agreed to a permanent vegetative buffer; b) Acquisition of rezoned property will enable petitioner to move operation away from the border currently shared with residential use; and c) Zone proposed is a limited industrial zone with less than one-fifth of the normal uses allowed. Mr. Fletcher L. Hartsell, Jr., County Attorney, affirmed Mr. Gordon Belo and Mr. Jonathan Loeb who indicated they wished to address the Board during the public hearing. Chairman Carpenter opened the public hearing for Petition 93-02 by Phil W. Cline and asked if anyone were present who wished to speak for or against the proposed rezoning.