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634 Section #2 - RMF-7A for all parcels Section #4/6 A-I/R-40 Section #11 - R-40 Section #12 - R-40/A-I The properties rezoned from A-I to RMF-7A and R-40 are shown on the official Zoning Atlas of Cabarrus County which is on file in the Cabarrus County Planning and Zoning Department and included by reference. (2) Petition 90-19. Henry and Pat Duncan, Hilton Lake Road, Map/PIN 5632-69-3930. Wishes to rezone from R-30 to ARR/SU. The Planning Board voted 5-0 to recommend approval of this petition. Dr. Nancy Randall reported that the Planning Board had placed the following two restrictions on the rezoning request: (1). Submission of a site plan showing the location of the kennel and its relationship to the house and the property line and (2) the construction of a privacy fence. Mr. Jonathan Marshall, Planner, reviewed the location of the property and the site plan as submitted by Mr. and Mrs. Duncan. Chairman Simmons opened the public hearing for Petition 90-19 at 8:00 P.M. Mr. David Roberts, self-employed engineer, reviewed the plans for the kennel to be constructed by Mr. and Mrs. Duncan. He noted that Mrs. Duncan plans to move 36 dogs to the facility from her current kennel located in Rowan County. Robbie and Regina Beamon, who live adjacent to the Duncan property, spoke in opposition to the proposed rezoning. Stating concerns regarding the number of dogs to be housed in the kennel as well as the problems of noise and fleas, Mr. and Mrs. Beamon requested assurances that the property would be maintained. Also, seven other residents of the Hilton Lake Road area stood in opposition to the proposed rezoning. Ms. Betsy Carpenter, President of the Cabarrus Animal Protection Association, opposed the rezoning. She stated in her opinion that the tract of property was not large enough to house a facility such as the one planned by Mr. and Mrs. Duncan. There was no one else present to speak for or against the proposed rezoning, and Chairman Simmons closed the public hearing at 8:40 P.M. Upon questioning by Chairman Simmons, Mrs. Pat Duncan agreed that a maximum of 75 animals would be housed in the proposed kennel. UPON MOTION of Chairman Simmons, seconded by Commissioner Payne with Chairman Simmons and Commissioners Payne, Barnhart, and Hamby voting for and Commissioner Carpenter voting against, the Board approved Petition 90-19 by Henry and Pat Duncan to rezone property located on Hilton Lake Road, Map/PIN 5632-69-3930, from R-30 to ARR/SU with the conditions that the Planning Board has recommended relative to the property site plan on file in the Cabarrus County Planning and Zoning Department and the construction of a privacy fence. The Board further set the condition that 75 animals shall be the maximum number of animals permitted in the kennel operation. Zoning Text Amendment (1) Petition 90-ii(t). Planning and Zoning Department reporting on this that has been requested by the Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners. Request to amend Section 8 to create a single County Planning and Zoning Commission to consolidate the Planning Board and Board of Adjustment. Request would also amend all board references in the Zoning Ordinance to read Cabarrus County Planning and Zoning Commission. Mr. Gerald A. Newton, Planning and Zoning Director, reviewed the proposed amendment which would establish the Planning and Zoning Commission comprised of nine members, three county-wide appointments and six district appointments. He asked that the Board delay appointments to the Commission in order to permit interested individuals to apply for membership. The Board agreed to appoint the members to the Planning and Zoning Commission on January 7, 1991. Chairman Simmons opened the public hearing for Petition 90-11(t) at 9:00 P.M. There was no one present to speak regarding the petition, and Chairman Simmons closed the public hearing for Petition 90-II(t).