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HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93008_0561 (2)Commissioner Ostwalt withdrew his motion and amendment, and it was the consen- sus of the board that this rezoning request would be tabled until the October 4th meeting. Commissioner Mills requested that Mr. Ebert's representatives be asked to de- lete approximately six of the permitted uses: airports, junk yards, garages, quarries, and manufacturing of explosives. HERONWOOD REZONING REQUEST: Regarding the Heronwood request for property consisting of 156 acres at the end of East Monbo Road and bordering Duke Power State Park (Iredell County Tax Map 3D, Block A, Lot 52 and Map 3D-3), Chairman Troutman said he would be ready to vote on this request at the October 4th meeting of the board. Commissioner Mills said he believed the board should go with the PUD concept; he was not against this concept; he was against the density. ra> MOTION from Commissioner Mills to deny the R8 -A Conditional Use Zoning. In discussing the motion, Commissioner Campbell questioned if there was any way the requests now pending could be grandfathered. Commissioner Ostwalt requested the board members be given the opportunity to individually study the requests, have a called meeting to discuss this matter further, and take final action at the meeting on October 4th. Commissioner Mills said October 4 was not a part of his motion, but he believed the board should go on record as giving an answer by October 4th. VOTING on motion made by Commissioner Mills (listed above): Ayes - 3; Nays - 2 (Ostwalt and Campbell) MOTION from Commissioner Mills to have representatives from Heronwood Associates, others with similar interests, planning staff, county commissioners, and county attorney to meet in an adjourned session on September 27th, 7:30 p.m., County Annex Conference Room, for the purpose of a workshop on the amendments to the zoning ordinance and other matters that may need to be discussed at that time. VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0. It is anticipated by the board that they would be able to take final action at the October 4, 1983, meeting. SOCIAL SERVICES BUDGET: The county manager, J. Wayne Deal, and Don Wall, social services director, presented information to the board concerning requested budget amendments. It was reported that an additional $13,750 in federal funds would be received for protective services, and acceptance of these funds does not require additional county funds. Because of uncertainties in federal funding for the social services department at this time the 1983-84 budget was prepared, an amendment to the budget is necessary to increase the budget. Expenditures for the department would be increased , $86,708 and increase in revenues for the department would be increased $163,451.