HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93010_0295(3) Require an 8' high opaque fence with leyland cypress or hemlocks (8'-10' in height and 10'-11'
on center at planting) along the property line abutting residentially zoned property. (Smith said the
vegetation would be on the residentially zoned side ofthe property with the fence being immediately
beyond on the commercially zoned property.)
(4) Access will be limited to one driveway access on Brawley School Road and one driveway access
on Oak Tree Road.
(5) Additional driveway access shall be provided on Oak Tree Road (as far forward toward Brawler•
School Road as allowed by the North Carolina Department of Transportation).
(6) Multiple uses (if applicable) on this property and associated out parcels shall provide
interconnected parking and driveways.
(7) Outside storage is prohibited.
(8) Development should be completed in accordance with the future right-of-way of Brawlev School
Road (i. e. all setbacks should be taken from the proposed right-of-way line designated by the North
Carolina Department of Transportation).
(9) Preserve all existing trees in the 20 foot side and rear required setback areas abutting
residentially zoned property. Additionally, any trees damaged or destroyed in the development
process shall be replaced before occupation of the building.
(10) All structures shall be oriented toward Brawley School Road.
(11) All lighting shall be provided so the primary cone of illumination shall not extend beyond the
setback line adjacent to the residentially zoned property. Lighting located on the residentially zoned
side of this property shall be directional and shall be oriented away from the residentially zoned
property.
Smith concluded by saying the additional conditions helped to address the traffic issues on
Brawley School Road and they would add an additional access on Oak Tree Road. He said the
property was scheduled to be annexed into the town limits of Mooresville in 2001. (On November
1, 2000, the planning board, in a 10-1 vote approved the amendment to the land development plan
and the rezoning request with the eleven (11) conditions.)
Commissioner Bowles said he was understanding the property owner had agreed to all of
the conditions.
Smith said the owner, as well as the applicant, was agreeable to the conditions.
Nancy Goodman said she was a homeowner in the Fembrook subdivision. Goodman said
she was speaking on behalf of several other homeowners, and their mission was to ensure the
conditions were included, and met, if the request were approved.
Wayne Mavellia, the broker for the property, spoke and said he would be glad to answer any
questions.
Chairman Tice adjourned the public hearing.
MOTION by Commissioner Bowles to amend the Iredell County Land Use Development
in reference to Case #0011-4.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.