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132.1 Non -Owner Petitions. When a proposal to rezone property has not been agreed
to by all property owners involved (except when initiated by the Board of County
Commissioners or Planning Board), the request will first be submitted to the Planning
Board for preliminary evaluation prior to being sent to the Board of County Commis-
sionrs for the scheduling of a public hearing. The Planning Board review will be
related to the general appropriateness of the proposal from an overall planning and
zoning perspective without commitment to a later precise recommendation if the matter
proceeds to a public hearing.
Following the Planning Board review, a report will be submitted to the initiating
petitioner containing either an endorsement of the propsoal for public hearing,
recommendation for adjustment of the proposal prior to submitting for public hearing,
or a recommendation that the matter not proceed to a public hearing. The petitioner,
after considering the findings of the Planning Commission will then decide what pro-
posal for rezoning, if any, will be submitted as a formal request for public hearing.
When a request for rezoning has been submitted subsequent to the above procedure
being carried out, the appropriate Planning Board report will be forwarded to the
Board of County Commissioners along with the material requesting a public hearing.
In deciding whether or not to establish a public hearing on the matter, the Board may
consider any part of the report submitted by the Planning Board. The Board of Commis-
sioners shall at its sole discretion determine whether or not to have a public hearing.
It shall be the policy of the Board of Commissioners to hear from the public in the
usual manner. If a public hearing is granted, conventional procedures pertaining to
rezoning requests shall be followed.
133.35 eliminate "commercial, industrial or multi -family."
Article IX Table of Dimensional Requirements. footnote (e) change to read "In any
side or rear yard which abuts a residential district . . .
NEW SECTION
Section 141. Previously Existing Zoning Ordinances.
This ordinance repeals in their entirety all previously existing zoning ordi-
nances in effect on the date of enactment of this ordinance, said repeal being effec-
tive as of May 31, 1981.
Nothing herein contained shall require any change in the plans, construction,
size or designated use of any building, structure or part thereof which is substan-
tially under construction or for which a zoning permit had been granted b y the
zoning enforcement officer on or before June 1, 1981, or any amendments to this
ordinance, provided, however, that where construction has not begun under an out-
standing building permit within the pried of six months subsequent to said date,
then any further construction or use shall be in conformity with the provisions of
this ordinance.
Section 142. Lawful Use. Structures, buildings and conditions existing on a lot
or parcel subject to the terms of this ordinance on the effective date of this
ordinance are for the purposes of this ordinance conclusively presumed to be lawful.
Renumber Sections 141-146 accordingly to 141 to 148.
IRF.DELL COUNTY *--
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
),03 Present: Chairman Joe H. Troutman, presiding and Commissioners: Murdock,
Mills, Campbell, and Ostwalt.
Absent: None
Commissioner Troutman introduced the following resolution, the title of which
was read:
RESOLUTION WITH RESPECT TO BUNTON & WILLIAMS
ACTING AS BOND COUNSEL FOR INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BONDS FOR
RUBBERMAID APPLIED PRODUCTS, INC.
WHEREAS, The Iredell County Industrial Facilities and Pollution Control Finan-
cing Authority (the Authority) is organized and operates pusurant to, and issues its
industrial facilities revenue bonds under, the North Carolina Industrial and Pollu-
tion Control Facilities Financing Act (the Act); and
WHEREAS, the legality of bonds issued under the Act must be approved by bond ,
counsel selected and approved by the Authority and Iredell County (the County); and