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8/6/1990
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131 <br /> which the Planning Board found a lack of compliance and as to those <br /> standards the Board finds that a preponderance of evidence is not <br /> present to indicate compliance. Provided, however, among the 19 <br /> conditions recommended by the Planning Board are conditions which if met <br /> will satisfy the standards not satisfied by the evidence. The Board <br /> further finds that the use will maintain or promote the public health, <br /> safety and general welfare, if located where proposed and developed and <br /> operated according to the plan as submitted and the use will maintain <br /> or enhance the value of contiguous property and the use is in compliance <br /> with the general plan for the physical development of the county as <br /> embodied in these regulations or in the comprehensive plan, or portion <br /> thereof, adopted by the Board of County Commissioners, and therefore the <br /> Board approves the rezoning of the property to a planned development <br /> mobile home park district specifically a planned development mobile home <br /> park RI District and a Class A Special Use Permit including the 19 <br /> conditions as recommended by the Planning Board and Administration. <br /> VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br /> F. Z-3-90 BINGHAM TOWNSHIP - ZONING ATLAS AMENDMENT <br /> This item was presented by Emily Crudup. The purpose of this <br /> item was to consider a proposed zoning Atlas amendment in Bingham <br /> Township. The purpose of this rezoning is to make the Zoning Atlas <br /> consistent with the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan. When <br /> the Land Use Plan for Bingham Township was updated in September, 1988, <br /> portions of the Agricultural Residential areas were changed to Rural <br /> Residential. To make the Zoning Atlas consistent with the Comprehensive <br /> Plan, the Rural Residential areas must be rezoned to Residential-1. <br /> Most of the property proposed for rezoning is located on the south side <br /> of NC Highway 54 near the White Cross Rural community Activity Node. <br /> A smaller portion is located on the north side of Dairyland Road (SR <br /> 1177) west of Dodsons Crossroads (SR 1102) . The current zoning is <br /> agricultural Residential. Residential-1 zoning is recommended to <br /> provide the consistency referenced above. <br /> The Board discussed the questioned of allowing greenhouses <br /> in the proposed zoning of R-1. Greenhouses (with on-premise sales) are <br /> not permitted in R-1 but are allowed in AR. <br /> Marvin Collins noted that in the Zoning Ordinance retail <br /> sales are not permitted in residential districts. However such <br /> establishments such as home occupations are permitted. <br /> Motion was made by Commissioner Marshall, seconded by <br /> Commissioner Willhoit to approve the proposed Zoning Atlas amendment <br /> from Agricultural Residential to Residential-1. <br /> VOTE: AYES, 3 ; NOS, 1 (Commissioner Hartwell) <br /> Commissioner Marshall asked that a recommendation on <br /> permitted uses by right be brought back to the Board for consideration. <br /> G. ZONING ORDINANCE TEXT AMENDMENT DEFINITIONS - EFFICIENCY <br /> APARTMENT <br /> This item was presented by Mary Scearbo. The purpose of this <br /> presentation was to consider a proposed amendment to the definition of <br />
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