HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93010_0381 (2)REQUEST TO REZONE PROPERTY FROM RA, RESIDENTIAL
AGRICULTURAL TO GB, GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT FOR CASE NO. 0103-3,
DONALD GOFORTH PROPERTY (Located off Charlotte Hwy./U.S. Hwy 21-- south of Exit 42
and off 1-77 in Troutman, N.C.): Smith said the owner/applicant (Donald Goforth) desired to rezone
11.77 acres from Residential Agricultural to General Business District. He said there was not a
specific proposed use, but it would be something allowed in the General Business District, Mr.
Smith said the existing land use was vacant and the property could be identified by PIN# 4740-82-
9580. Smith said the average daily traffic count was 10,200 and the road had a design capacity of
10,500. Mr. Smith said the staff recommended approval since the request reflected the recently
adopted Exit 42 Land Use Plan. He said that on March 7, 2001, the planning board unanimously
approved the rezoning.
No one else spoke, and Chairman Tice adjourned the public hearing.
MOTION by Commissioner Ray to approve the rezoning request of Case No. 0103-3
(Goforth property) from Residential Agricultural to General Business District.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
Chairman Tice declared the meeting to be in public hearing session.
REQUEST TO REZONE PROPERTY FROM HB, HIGHWAY BUSINESS 'PO RA,
RESIDENTIAL AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT FOR CASE NO. 0103-4, GRADY
TRIVETTE PROPERTY (Located at the end of Hemrick Road and adjacent to 1-77 in Union
Grove, N.C.): Smith said the owner/applicant Grady Trivette desired to rezone a 2.77 acre tract
(PIN # 4864-10-8535) from Highway Business to Residential Agricultural District. Mr. Smith said
the existing land use was vacant, and the surrounding land uses were vacant, residential and famung.
Ile said the traffic count on the road was well within the design capacity. Smith said the area was
initially zoned for Highway Business in 1985 (Case No. 0285-3) for outdoor advertising; however,
this never occurred due to the minimum billboard separation requirements. Mr. Smith said the
planning staff had no problems with the down zoning, and the planning board on March 7, 2001,
voted unanimously for the Residential Agricultural zoning.
No one else spoke, and Chairman Tice adjourned the hearing.
MOTION by Commissioner Williams to grant the rezoning request of Case No. 0103-4
(Trivette) from Highway Business to Residential Agricultural District,
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
Chairman Tice declared the meeting to be in public hearing session. In addition, all
individuals desiring to speak in reference to Case No. 0103-5 were sworn in.
REQUEST TO REZONE PROPERTY FROM HB, HIGHWAY BUSINESS 7'O GB
(CUD), GENERAL BUSINESS CONDITIONAL USE DISTRICT FOR CASE NO. 0103-5,
INVESTMENTS INTERNATIONAL.,, INC., PROPERTY (Located along Jennings Road,
adjacent to I-77 in Statesville, N.C.): Smith said the owner, Investments International, out of
Matthews, N.C., desired to rezone approximately 14.82 acres from Highway Business to General
Business Conditional Use District. He said the property could be identified by PIN #4747-81-9258
and the proposed site usage was for a drilling company. Smith said the existing land use was vacant
and the surrounding land uses were residential and highway business. In reference to the traffic
count on the impacted road, Smith said it was currently 3,500 daily trips which was well within the
9,000 design capacity. Mr. Smith said the tract was zoned Highway Business in September of 1998
and the surrounding tracts were similarly zoned in June of 1990 when county -wide zoning occurred.
Smith said the planning staff recommended approval, and the planning board on March 7, 2001
unanimously approved the request with the following conditions: