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201 <br />Statement of Justification <br />TM 6.308..9 + 10 <br />PIN 9748 -59 -4995, 9749 -50 -8084 <br />1) The subject-property is-in the. White.Cross_activity node__ The Zoning-Ordinance <br />allows for the NC 2 Zoning in the White Cross node. Although normally 9 acres <br />would-be_ allowed, in the- past the_populatiunamund_themode has. been. considered low <br />and distributed more widely than in the Transition areas. Therefore, the total acres of <br />NC2_inthe_node washeldta 5_ The_ . ment taincludethe septic- ateaip the <br />commercial area has reduced the usable acreage even further. <br />2) The populati.onofRing am ownship.isnaw over UQ0..residents_and has gmwn an <br />average of about 3% annually since the inception of the 5 acre maximum. Traffic on <br />both Hwy_ 54 and Old Greensboro Rd have, increased significantly due too -,the fact that <br />residents of the area must drive on average 20 miles (10 each way) to get to the <br />"comer" store to buy a gallon of milk_ Each of these trips will be reduced bX at.least <br />12 miles per trip for every need provided locally. Modern trends of telecommuting <br />further support this and indicate that there will be less strain on transportation arteries <br />if the required services are available locally. The positive environmental benefit of less <br />miles traveled is obvious. <br />3) Recent public hearings and discussions of the White Cross Small Area Plan support <br />and even significantly expand the future commercial area and function of the node. All <br />public hearings on- the plan- have indicated a need for additional commercial services in <br />the White Cross node. However, work has been suspended on the Small Area Plan <br />due to a shortage of planning staff This request would start to meet the needs of the <br />area until the Small Area plan can be studied further. <br />4) The site has direct access to Hwy. 54 and engineering reports indicate the ability to <br />treat up to 8000 gal per day of septic waste on site. <br />5) The site is bordered by commercial operations on both sides. Piedmont Feeds to the <br />west and Sturdivant Tires on the east, and is therefore in the middle of the current <br />commercial activity. The 75 ft setbacks between residential and commercial use is <br />currently not observed on either side. <br />6) Public hearings, density, and growth of Bingham Township, and the demand for <br />additional services clearly supports the White Cross node be defined as a "Normal" <br />"Rural Community Activity Node" as outlined by section 4.2.9 b)1&4; and therefore <br />this request for rezoning should be granted. <br />
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