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1. The lot to be rezoned must lie within an area designated in the Land Use Element of the adopted Comprehensive Plan as a Rural Industrial Activity Node or an Industrial Transition Node. 2. The size of the lot must be appropriate to the method of water supply and sewage disposal. 3. There must be direct vehiculaz access to an arterial or collector street designated by the Transportation Element of the Comprehensive Plan. • Existing land uses surrounding the proposed rezoning aze: North -Wooded in young pines, McBroom Used Caz Sales, residential West -Wooded in mixed hardwoods, Major Business Forms, Inc., grassland South - Residential and Deerfield Farm East -Pasture and wooded land Findings of the Planning Staff review of the rezoning proposal follow: The proposal for rezoning to I-1 supports the intent of the Comprehensive Plan. The property is located in the Rural Industrial Activity Node centered on the intersection of NC 86 North and Coleman Loop Road (South), as delineated in the Land Use Element. The Node has a radius of one-half mile (2,640 feet) centering on the intersection. The rezoning would be compatible with the stipulations set forth in the Land Use Element. 2. The three-acre pazcel is capable of adequately accommodating an individual well and septic system. 3. The property fronts for 198 feet along the east side of US 86 North which is designated as an Arterial Road in the Transportation Element. Daily motor vehicles counts aze 9,000 ADT about 4,000 feet to the south of the property and 7,800 ADT at the Phelps Road intersection 12,000 feet (21/a miles) to the north. A joint public hearing on the zoning request was held by the Board of County Commissioners and the Planning Boazd on November 24, 1997. Commissioner Halkiotis inquired about an azea where a dam is located. The dam is approximately one-half mile southwest of the subject property. The