HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93009_0676 (2)Commissioner Boone discussed the Brawley School Road peninsula
and the road condition.
Commissioner Madison thought the free market would take care
of the traffic problem, because when it gets to a certain level,
people will not want to live there, he said.
Jerry Lundy inquired if the county commissioners wanted to
approve all development that takes place there. The county
commissioners said they do not want to review all the development.
Commissioner Boone said he thought, there were standards needed
in the area.
Mr. Lundy said he understood that his staff would work on the
overlay proposal and get a draft together and come up with a
sliding scale, leave in the 50' setbacks, work on the sewer
requirements, and bring it back to the board for approval. There
was a feeling that this should be incorporated into the current
zoning ordinance rather than having a separate overlay ordinance.
Commissioner Boone inquired about the multi -family
development. The same number of acres is required for multi -family
dwellings as is required for single-family.
Commissioner Madison discussed package plants. He thought the
board needs to address that issue. The state has regulations
regarding package plants, and if the Court rules that the county
cannot make more restrictive regulations regarding land farming,
that will be the same principle as the package plants.
The consensus of the board was that the planning staff should
get the proposal together concerning the overlay and present it to
the board the first of the year.
Chairman Haire said she had a call from Dave Galatti of
Centralina Council of Governments saying they need six people to
serve on the Catawba River Corridor Study. Commissioner Stewart
said she would volunteer to serve on this committee since she
already serves on the Catawba River Basin.
Commissioner Hamby discussed when the meetings of the Catawba
River Corridor Study would be held. in addressing the package
treatment plants, Commissioner Hamby said she did not want to put
them into the same category as municipal treatment plants.
Mr. Lundy said they might have the health department pull
their own samples. Mr. Mashburn said he thought the board should
wait until after the court case on the land farming before any
decision was made about the sewage treatment plants.
ADJOURN: The meeting was adjourned at 1:55 p.m. on a MOTION
from Commissioner Madison and a unanimous vote of the board.
APPROVED:.
Jerk to the Board
OCT 11994 657