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MAR-14-199'7 1234 BpCC/MANAGER 9196443004 P.07i09 ;/Z4/9-7 Idff4j1JAJq 11I41LITE9 25 1 S. Special Use Permit 2 Chair Crowther Chained all of the following items. 3 4 Emily Cameron.Eddie Kak.Inna Deng Johnson.Jerry Lane Craddock and Harold Harris 5 were sworn in by the Deputy Clerk Kathy Baker. 6 7 (a) SUP(A)-1-97 The Inn at Bingham School(Bed and Brealdast) 8 The blowing item was presented by Emily Cameron for the purpose of receiving 9 citizen comment on the renewal of the Class A Special Use Permit for the Inn at Bingham School to allow time site to 10 continue as a bed and breakast inn in accordance with Article 8.8.24 of the Zoning Ordinance,Historic Sites Non- 11 Residential ReusdMcoed Use. The Inn at Bingham Schoo(is an existing historic site located in western Bingham 12 Township and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. On SePWrnder 30. 1985,the Board of County 13 Commissioners approved a Class A Special Use Permit for the site to be operated as a bed and breakfast inn. 14 Article 8.8.242 of the Zoning Ordinance establishes a six-year time limit on this type of Special Use Permit The 15 owners who purchased the property in 1994 are now requesting renewal of the permiL The property is located at 16 the northeast corner of the intersection of NC Highway 54 West and Mebane Oaks Road(SR 1007). The current 17 zoning is Agricultural Residential and Cane Creek Protected Watershed. The parcel contakms 9.98 acres and is 18 referenced as lot 19 on Tax Map 17. The inn remains in compliance with the conditions of the original Special Use 19 Permmmti. A draft of the renewed permit is in the attachments and k=kjdes language to allow the owners to host 20 outdoor mceptlons for guests staying at the inn. It also would allow an existing smokehouse to be converted to rest 21 room facikies,pending approval of the orange County Health Department.Division of Environmental Health,and 22 the Inspections Division of the Planning Department 23 24 Qnw11111�NTS.r+rnirnma_r>tr1mESTt S FROM THE BOARD OF C01MIISSIONERSo None 25 26 COMMENTS AND/OR OLIMONS EMU CITIZENS: None. 27 28 29 A motion was made by Commissioner Gordon.seconded by Commissioner Brown,to refer the Proposed 30 amendment to the Planning Board lbr a reconvnendation to be returned to the Board of Commissioners no sooner 31 than May 5,1997. 32 VOTE: UNANIMOUS 33 34 (b) SUP(A)-2-97 The Old Place(Bed and Brealdast) 35 This item was presented by Emily Cameron for the purpose of receiving citizen 36 comment on the renewal of a Class A Special Use Permit for The Old Place,a Bed and Breakhm establishment On 37 October 17,IM,the Board of County Commissioners issued a Class A Special Use Permit to Joseph and Avis Rice 38 to operate a Bed and Btealdast in a historic log cabin. The Table of Permitted Uses identilles this use as'Historlc 39 Sites Mixed Use.' Article 8.8.24.2 of the Zoning Ordinance lirnils this type of permit to a sic-year 40 period. The Rices requested renewal of their permit in December 1995.The property is located in Cheeks Township. 41 on the west side of Saddle Club Road. A log cabin Is In cated on the property which is listed on the National Register 42 of Historic Places as the Paisley-Rice Log House. The house i n k cated on an 11.83 acre parcel. The facility 43 provides food and lodging for up to four guests at any given time. Site conditions and operation of the bed and 44 breakfast renmain the same as when the Special Use Permit was approved in 1989. The property owner has rights to 45 an man errnen. along time southeastern comer of the property to Saddle Club Road. The easement currently provides 46 access to the log house. The parcel has adequate frontage on Saddle Club Road,so that a separate driveway could 47 be uWtmd if any problems with the existing access easement arise in the fUWra. 48 49 CQWM9M Af4pM CUESMNS FROM TWIF BOARD OF COMINISSIONERSe None 50 51 52 53 Mr.Jerry CraddocK an adjacent tsrxt owner.mentioned that the map shows a road entering the property on 54 the back side of the 32 acres. The owner of The Oki Place has road frontage and he would very much like for that