1990 - 12-03-90 Regular Meeting - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

0 pov~ 13 pt;,~ 50: Nay: None The Chairman ruled the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Barefoot reported that the Planning Board recommended by a five to one majority vote (one member abstained from the vote) that the Board of Commissioners approve a portion of the Thomas E. Barrett request to change the zoning classification of 15.41 acres of land located on the northern side of Amos Bridges Road, beginning at its intersection with Little Buffalo Creek, from Residential Agricultural District to Light Industrial District. The Board notes that there is a mix of zoning along Amos Bridges Road with large tracts of land within the County's jurisdiction zoned industrial and areas south and east of the property zoned residential. The only opposition to the request was a single residential property owner who abuts the property. The reduction of 15.41 acres to 6.0 acres in the request would provide an extensive buffer between the existing residential structure and the light industrial use. According to the petitioner's agent, the petitioner plans to construct a residential dwelling on the property which will provide additional buffering. The Planning Board recommends that the back portion of the property consisting of 7.42 acres, identified on a survey map of the property by a line beginning approximately 250 feet north of the northeast corner of the property and going parallel in a westerly direction to the western boundary line, be rezoned to Light Industrial District. Commissioner Wicker moved to sustain the majority vote of the Planning Board and approve the rezoning request. Commissioner Reives seconded the motion, and upon a vote, the results were as follows: Aye: Cox, Hall, Matthews, Paschal, Reives, Stafford, and Wicker Nay: None Mr. Barefoot reported that the Planning Board recommended that the Board of Commissioners deny the request by Gerald Womble for Womble and Womble Investments to change the zoning classification of 4.52 acres of land located on the eastern side of Cumnock Road beginning 80 feet south of the intersection of Cumnock Road and Cotten Road from Residential Restricted District to Residential Agricultural Conditional Use District for the location of single-wide manufactured home. The property along both sides of Cumnock Road is zoned Residential Restricted. The Board agreed with adjacent property owners that the addition of a single-wide manufactured home unit would not be consistent with the housing types in the area. Commissioner Wicker moved to sustain the majority vote of the Planning Board and deny the zoning classification request. Commissioner Reives seconded the motion, and upon a vote, the results were as follows: