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HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93011_1435WATERSHED REGULATIONS -,.This property is not located in a watershed area TRAFFIC: The traffic count for this section of Triplett Road is 2,900 average daily trips. ZONING HISTORY: This property has been zoned RA since countywide zoning in 1990 STAFF COMMENTS: This request meets the criteria for a release of zoning and subdivision jurisdiction. The proposed use of the property is for single-family residential uses at 2.78 homes per acre. On December 4, 2006, the Town of Mooresville agreed to the extension of water and sewer to these parcels and will consider the property for annexation in June of 2007. The proposed use for this property in the County Land Use Plan is residential. Although the proposed density for the property is approximately 113 greater than what the county would allow, there are no major traffic issues in this area. Also, the Town of Mooresville owns the adjacent property, which is already in the town's extraterritorial jurisdiction. The staff recommends in favor of this release of jurisdiction. 8. Request from the Rural Economic Development Center for Approval of a Revised Performance Agreement between Pratt Industries & the County: Deputy County Manager Susan Blumenstein and David Hartigan (grant administrator) explained that the Rural Economic Development Center had requested changes to this agreement. Blumenstein said the "start date" needed to be eliminated and replaced by "substantial completion date." Hartigan said Pratt Industries had already signed the revised agreement. He said the revision actually benefited Pratt since additional time would be available to create the ten jobs required for the grant funds. 9. Request for Approval of an Agreement with Municipal Engineering Services Company, PA Regarding Site Suitability and a Permit to Construct a Construction/Demolition Landfill on the Harmon Property: Solid Waste Director David Lambert said RFPs were recently obtained for engineering services, and Municipal Engineering was retained. He said the company was reputable and had worked with the county for about 20 years. Lambert recommended approval of the agreement, not to exceed $300,000.00, allowing the company to evaluate the 80 -acre tract (Harmon property/Fanjoy Road) for the proposed construction/demolition landfill. 10. Request for Approval of the February 6, 2007 Minutes END OF CONSENT AGENDA ----------------------------------------- APPOINTMENTS TO BOARDS & COMMISSIONS Board of Health (1 appointment): OTION by Commissioner Robertson to postpone this appointment until the March 6 meeting. VOTING: Ayes — 5; Nays — 0. Adult Care Home Community Advisory Committee (5 appointments): OTIO by Commissioner Tice to postpone these five appointments until the March 6 meeting. VOTING: Ayes — 5; Nays — 0. Nursing Home Advisory Committee (2 appointments): Commissioner Tice nominated Joyce Feimster Lambert. OTIO. by Chairman Norman to appoint Lambert by acclamation and to postpone the remaining appointment until the March 6 meeting. VOTING: Ayes — 5; Nays — 0.