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r <br />~~ <br />Chairman Norman Walker recognized Giovanni Michol, who was present to represent <br />hie father, in a re-zoning request on 9.21 acres in Ens Township. The Zoning <br />Officer advised the Board that Mr. Micol, who is a member of the County Planning <br />Board, had taken no part in the deliberations of the re-zoning request when it had <br />been presented to the Planning Board. Mr. Haithcock stated that the Planning Board <br />had approved the request for the re-zoning of 9.21 sores from a residential area to <br />a mobile home park area. A letter from the Health Department was presented. Said <br />letter stated "that soil conditions in the general area are aaceptabla for sub- <br />surface sewage disposal systems, although percolation teat should be run before <br />final design could be made for such systems". <br />Upon motion of Commissioner Henry S. Walker, it was moved that the request of <br />J. H. Micol, Jr., to re-zone 9.21 acres in Eno Township from a residential area to <br />a mobile home park area be approved. <br />Commissioner Melvin Whitfield seconded the motion. <br />Chairman idprman Walker called fox a vote on the motion. <br />Commissioners Henry S. Walker, Norman Walker and Melvin Whitfield voted aye. <br />Commissioners Flora Garrett and Richard E. Whitted voted nay. Chairman Norman Walker <br />declared the motion passed. <br />The Zoning Officer presented a request from Earl J. Latta to re-zone 2.6 acres <br />in Eno Township from residential to commercial. Mr. Haithcock informed the Board <br />that the County Planning Board had recommended the approval of the request because <br />the property adjoins property that belongs to Mr. Latta and that the adjoining property <br />is zoned as commercial as is other properties located in the immediate area. <br />Upon motion of Commissioner Rieh~.rd E. Whitted it was moved that the Board <br />accept the recommendation of the County Planning Board and grant the request of Earl <br />J. Latta to re-zone 2.6 acres in Eno Township from a residential area to a commercial <br />area. <br />Commissioner Henry S. Walker aeaonded the motion. <br />Chairman Norman Walker called for a vote on the motion. <br />Commissioners Flora Garrett, Henry S. Walker, Norman Walker, Richard E. Whitted. <br />and Melvin Whitfield voted aye. Chairman Norman Walker declared the motion passed. <br />The Zoning Officer presented a preliminary plat of Retlyn Acres, property of <br />Everette & kbelyn S. Ruch loaated in Chapel Hill Township doted August 7.1+, 1973. A <br />letter from the Board of Transportation was presented. Said letter stated "that <br />the streets in the proposed subdivision were satisfactory". <br />The Zoning Officer advised the Board that the County Planning Board had <br />approved the following plats: <br />Final plat of a one acre lot loaated in Chapel Hill Township, property of <br />Margaret Daniel, dated September, 1973. <br />Upon motion of Commissioner Henry S, Walker, seconded by Chairman Norman Walker, <br />it was moved and unanimously adopted that the plat of Margaret Daniel ba approved. <br />Final plat of University Acres Subdivision. <br />Upon motion of Commissioner Richard E. Whitted, seconded by Commissioner Henry $. <br />Walker, it w&s mpved and unanimously adopted, that the plat of University Acres be <br />approved. <br />Final .plat of property belonging to Richard L. Libby. <br />Upon motion of Commissioner Henry 5. Walker, seconded by Commissioner Flora <br />Garrett, it was mpved and unanimously adopted, that the plat be approved. <br />The County Manager presented the following Resolution: <br />CLEAN WATER BOND ACT AMENDMENT <br />WHEREAS, under the authority of the Clean Water Bvnd Act of 1971, the <br />voters of North Carolina in an election held on May 6, 1972, approved the <br />issuance by :the State of $150,000,ODO in Clean Water Bonds to assist unite of <br />local government in matching federal grants far financing sewage treatment and <br />collection system and water supply system projects; and, <br />WHEREAS, an amendment to federal law combined with a provision in the <br />Clean Water Bond Act have had the effect of freezing approximately $30,000,000 <br />of the total $150,000,000 in authorized bonds; and, <br />