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Chairman Haire asked all the members of POSSE to stand to be
recognized. She thanked them for being interested in Iredell
County.
Chairman Haire inquired if Crescent Resources wanted to make
a statement at this time. The Crescent officials declined and said
they would speak at the end of the presentations.
CRESCENT RHBOURCHBI INC., PROPERTY - PINNACLE SHORES, CASH
#9311-2: Mr. Lundy said the recommendation from the planning board
on the Pinnacle Shores area came in two motions. The first area
they addressed was on the North side of NC Highway 150. They
recommended approval of the rezoning request with the following
conditions:
1. That all necessary rights-of-way to the NCDOT for
the widening of NC 150 be provided.
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2. That all property north of NC 150 be rezoned R-20.
a 3. That all lake front lots be a minimum of 20,000 sq.ft.
4. That all lake front lots have a minimum of a 50 -foot
setback from the 760 contour for residences.
On the final motion that was passed on the South side of NC
150, there was a motion that failed. The final motion that was
passed and the recommendation that comes to you for the South side
was to recommend approval of the request as presented by Crescent
and that the conditions be:
1. That all necessary rights-of-way to the NCDOT for the
widening of NC 150 be provided.
The first motion on the northern -side was unanimous. The
second motion on the southern side passed on a 6-4 majority vote.
Chairman Haire inquired if there were any questions. There
were none. She then called for the speakers scheduled on the
public hearing.
Chuck Schmidt: Mr. Schmidt is concerned about road problems,
lot sizes, schools, and lower property values. Is not in favor of
the rezoning.
John Crowley: Lived in the county for 12 years. Is not in
favor of the rezoning. Thinks the lots are too small.
Janice Hoffman: Is against the plan. Thinks there is a
better way. Sells real estate.
Mark Moss: Against the treatment plant. Thinks development
should be restricted until there is municipal sewage treatment.
John Tripp: Talked about the power lines and the towers
required, according to him.
Mr. Waddell: Said the zoning was inappropriate.
Chairman Haire introduced NC Representative Robert Brawley and
Mayor Joe Knox (Mooresville Mayor).
Representative Robert Brawley made remarks.
Bert Stevenson, Crescent Resources, Inc., spoke regarding the
request for rezoning. Said in the real world services follow
development. Said their plan for Brawley School is a
comprehensive, well designed plan. They have the endorsement of
the planning staff and the planning board. He asked the board of
county commissioners to follow the planning board's recommendation.
They are asking for R-20 zoning, the most restrictive type. The R-
8 request amounts to 10%. The balance of 90% is for R-20. Based