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~,~'~i~J+e~J <br />concern is that the screenir~ is not extended around to the rear of the <br />property adjacent to the railroad. <br />Coa~missioner Lloyd questioned the need for additional screening <br />requirements. <br />Geoffrey Gledhill stated that the Board must make the decision on <br />the land use designation independent from the Special Use Permit <br />consideration. In this particular case, the Hoard may impose additional <br />screening requirements that go beyond the requirements in the Ordinance. <br />VOTE: AYES, 3; I~TDE~, 2 (Ccaanissioners Marshall and Carey) . <br />].0. Pn-4-8~ ~~~'F' C~Ai~t (Public Hearing to rECeive the <br />recorm~endation of the Planning Board) <br />Planner Susan Smith presented the rdation of the Planning <br />Board on a request for a Planned Development-Industrial ITT Special Use Permit <br />for 1.41 acres of property owned by the Chandler Concrete Co. The request was <br />submitted to public hearing on August 26, 19$5. A Planning Board motion for <br />approval of the request resulted in a 4-4 vote with one abstention. The <br />Planning Board recdends that if the Board approves the request that nine <br />conditions be attached. <br />PoaLlc HE~xtrrG wAS n~aAREa cLASEn. <br />Chair Wil].hoft expressed a concern for the lack of screening around <br />the rear of the property. ge proposed that the Planning Staff develop <br />additional screening requirements and submit them at the next meeting. The <br />Board could then impose these additional screening requirements as part of the <br />special conditions imposed on the project. <br />Motion was made by Ca[mi,ssioner Carey, seconded by Cca~mti.ssioner <br />Lloyd to table the decision on this item until the Plarm.ing Staff can brim <br />forth specific recoaRasndations on additional screening requirements at the <br />next meeting. <br />There was various discussion on whether or not to permit those in <br />the audience to speak on this item. <br />The question was called. <br />VOTE ON THE QUESTION: iA~9NA~l0US. <br />VOTE CH~i THE MOTION: [~P,N~[TS. <br />Geoffrey Gledhill informed the audience and Board members that the <br />Special Use Permit process is not generally a public process. The rule is <br />that a public hearing is held for the purpose of hearing evidence as to <br />whether or nit the cemditia~s that are required by the Ordinance are met. As <br />a general rule, the Board has apen meetings where people are allowed to speak <br />whenever they want. Excluding people from speaking on special Use Permits is <br />new and required by law once the public hearing has been closed, because it is <br />orily the evidence presented at the public gearing that may be considered. <br />Cea[s[ussioner Walker noted that people need to be educated as to the <br />process and it should be put in the advertisement. <br />C1~air Willhoit suggested that the advertisement be more explicit and <br />that the agenda abstract indicate whether or not a public gearing i.s <br />appropriate or not. <br />(Public Hearing t0 receive the relation of the Planning Board) <br />Planner Susan Smith presented for decision a proposed rezoning <br />request submitted to public hearir~ on February 25, 19$S and continued to <br />August 26, 1985. The applicants requested a rezoning for 41.86 acres of lard <br />located at the southwest corner of N.C. SG North and Coleman Loop Road. 2"he <br />
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