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HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93009_0787 (2)768 JAN 1" .J MOTION from Commissioner Madison to approve the rezoning of the property in Case 9412-3 from RA to M-1, CUD, as proposed by the planning commission with the conditions in the letter from Lowe's incorporated by reference as a part of this meeting, and with the conditions written by Mr. Bill Duston in the site plan, also incorporated into these minutes by reference. The conditions are as follows: 1. The placement of a berm along the periphery of the property as shown on the attached site plan. (Site plan filed in the Clerk's Office in permanent file titled Lore's zone Centers, Inc., Conditional uses on Zoning, Site plan, etc. 1/17/95. The berm will be landscaped as noted. 2. The entrance to the site will be limited to Tomlin Mill Road. 3. Building set backs for this project will be a minimum of 100 feet. 4. The property will be utilized as a warehouse distribution facility (along with customary accessory uses). Additionally the following conditions were added: a. The berm shall be grassed or planted with other ground materials in sufficient quantity to prevent soil erosion. b. No part of the berm shall be kept as bare soil. c. All trees and ground cover shall be of a variety normally expected to thrive in this area. All dead or diseased trees shall be properly removed and replaced by Lowe's. The property to be rezoned from RA to M-1 CUD is located on approximately 212.78 acres on SR 1890, Tomlin Mill Rad, and SR 1919, Fairmount Road, and is more specifically identified as portion of Lots 75 & 147, Block A, of Iredell County Tax Map 13x. vOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0. ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS OUR RE3ION TOMORROW: Mr. Bill Duston, representing Centralina Council of Governments, spoke at this time to give the board an overview of the COG's strategic planning process. There are over 8o persons on the steering committee. R. B. Sloan and Jeff McKay represented Iredell County on this steering committee. There were three task forces recommended for studying areas of concern. The committee saw as the primary asset the Charlotte Regional Airport. Crime, low educational skills, and the wide gap between the region's developing areas and those that are not developing, were seen as the negatives in the region. The three issues to be addressed by the three task forces are: 1. Work Force Preparation. 2. Infrastructure. 3. Cohesiveness and Collaborative action among jurisdictions. Missions statements and goals have been set by the steering committee. The next step is that each of the counties should appoint one member to each of the three above -listed task forces. They need to be made by March. The first meeting is in April (April 27, 1995). Chairman Haire received this for information on behalf of the board. These three appointments will be announced later in the meeting.