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NS ORD-1998-008 Planning - Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment Floor aArea for Existing Non-residential Uses in Residential Districts Article 5.1.2 Schedule for Non Residential Development 04-21-1998-8h
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NS ORD-1998-008 Planning - Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment Floor aArea for Existing Non-residential Uses in Residential Districts Article 5.1.2 Schedule for Non Residential Development 04-21-1998-8h
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The Board adopted a resolution approving a modification to financing documents regarding <br /> amortization schedules for Southern Village Elementary School included as part of these minutes by <br /> reference. <br /> e. Property Tax Refunds <br /> The County Commissioners approved requests for tax refunds per the resolution, a copy of which <br /> is in the permanent agenda file in the Clerk's Office. <br /> f. Property Tax Releases <br /> The County Commissioners approved requests for tax releases per the resolution, a copy of <br /> which is in the permanent agenda file in the Clerk's Office. <br /> g PD-1-98 Carolina Friends School - Modification of Special Use Permit <br /> The Board approved a proposed modification to the special use permit for Carolina Friends <br /> School to accommodate its 10-year expansion master plan. <br /> The Board approved a proposed amendment to Article 5.1.2 of the Zoning Ordinance to <br /> h. Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment-Article 5.1.2 Schedule for Non-residential <br /> Development <br /> The Board approved a proposed amendment to Article 5.1.2 of the Zoning Ordinance to increase <br /> the maximum allowed floor space for existing non-residential uses permitted in the AR, RB, R-1, R-2, R-3 <br /> and R-4 zoning districts. This amendment increased the maximum floor area allowed for non-residential <br /> uses legally existing as of 5/6/98 in the RB, AR, R-1, R-2, R-3 and R-4 residential districts from 8.8 percent <br /> (10 percent in Planned Developments, 12.3 percent in R-4) to 14.1 percent. The text of this amendment is <br /> incorporated in these minutes by reference. <br /> I. Nursing Home Advisory Committee - Expansion of Membership <br /> The Board approved adding five additional members to the Nursing Home Advisory Committee. <br /> 9. ITEMS FOR DECISION - REGULAR AGENDA <br /> a. Planned Development and Class A Special Use Permit- PD-2-98 State Employees Credit <br /> Union <br /> The Board considered a planned development and Class A special use permit for the State <br /> Employees Credit Union in the County's economic development zoning district. <br /> Planner Eddie Kirk outlined this request. This proposal was heard at the February 23 public <br /> hearing and at the April 1 Planning Board meeting. The Planning Board voted unanimously to approved a <br /> Planned Development and Class A Special Use Permit. <br /> A motion was made by Commissioner Crowther, seconded by Commissioner Halkiotis to close <br /> the public hearing and approve the Planned Development and Class A Special Use Permit per the Planning <br /> Board recommendation. <br /> VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br /> b. 1997-98 Information Technology Plan - Phase IV <br /> The Board considered appropriating $349,435 for phase four of the County's Information <br /> Technology Plan, which would provide for completion of the County network, 85 replacement PCs and <br /> implementation of a county web server for better Board and citizen access. <br /> John Link made reference to the abstract and what the County Commissioners have approved <br /> up to this point. This money would address the remaining short-term goals of the information technology <br /> plan. The IT Committee recommends that these remaining items be approved. The next phase will deal <br /> with our legacy system. <br />
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