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4 2 1 Lee Rafalow, a member of the Stoney Creek Basin Small Area Committee, said that this group's effort could be 2 used as a model for other Small Area Plans. He complimented Gene Bell on the work that he did with this Committee. 3 He endorsed the plan in general, but he requested that several areas be reviewed again by the Planning Board along 4 with several members of the Stoney Creek Committee. He mentioned in particular that there was a concern about the 5 setback options for the Village Option. Several members felt that the commercial center of the Village Option should 6 be buffered and set back so as not to be visible from the road. They had come up with recommendations which would 7 encourage that outcome. 8 9 Cheri Rosemond, a resident of the Stoney Creek Basin area, appreciated being notified about this being an 10 agenda item. She is concerned about the possibility that the Stoney Creek Planning process as well as the regular 11 Flexible Development Plan process could go forward without notification to the local homeowners. She would very 12 much like to have homeowners notified when items impacting their neighborhood come before the Planning Board. 13 She also requested information regarding the 30 acre park that was mentioned as a part of another development. She 14 hoped that if a similar situation existed in the Stoney Creek Basin the residents would be notified and the County would 15 work with the landowners about how the park would be developed and used. 16 17 County Manger John Link indicated that the Master Plan for Recreation and Parks would be revisited by the 18 Board of Commissioners in the near future. At that time they will be asked to appoint a committee to review the current 19 plan. A part of that review would certainly be to include the area residents in discussion and planning. 20 21 A motion was made by Commissioner Carey, Jr., seconded by Commissioner Gordon,to refer the proposed 22 amendments (Cl a, 2b, 3a, &4a)to the Planning Board for a recommendation to be returned to the Board of 23 Commissioners no sooner than April 1, 1997. 24 VOTE: UNANIMOUS 25 26 2. Zoning Atlas Amendments 27 f Z-1-97 Carden's Body and Paint Service 28 This item was presented by Mary Willis for the purpose of receiving citizen comment on a rezoning 29 proposal of the Planning Staff to correct an error in the Zoning Atlas. The properties are located on the east side of NC 30 157 between Wagoner Dairy Road and Blalock Road. The rezoning involves two contiguous parcels: Tax Map 31 No.1.10..10G at 7700 NC 157, containing 2.02 acres and owned by Charlie and Jeroline Mangum; and Tax Map No. 32 1.10..10G at 7709 NC 157, having 10.97 acres and owned by William H. Carden, Jr. (Carden's Paint and Body 33 Service). 34 35 COMMENTS AND/OR QUESTIONS FROM THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS: None. 36 COMMENTS AND/OR QUESTIONS FROM THE PLANNING BOARD: None. 37 COMMENTS AND/OR QUESTIONS FROM CITIZENS: None. 38 39 A motion was made by Commissioner Gordon, seconded by Commissioner Carey, Jr.,to refer the 40 proposed Zoning Atlas amendments to the Planning Board for a recommendation to be returned to the Board of 41 Commissioners no sooner than April 1, 1997. 42 VOTE: UNANIMOUS 43 44 LbI Z-2-97 Stoney Creek Basin Overlay District 45 This item was heard concurrent with Item C1(a). 46 47 3. Zoning Ordinance Text Amendments 48 Stoney Creek Basin Small Area Plan 49 1) Article 4.2.32-Stoney Creek Basin Overlay District 50 2) Article 6.30 Extra Requirements for the Stoney Creek Basin 51 Overlay District 52 This item was heard concurrent with Item C1(a). 53 Lbl Golf Courses 54 1) Article 4.3 Permitted Use Table 55 2) Article 6.16.10 Additional Requirements for Certain Permitted Uses 56 Recreational Facilities(Profit/Non-Profit): Golf Club and Golf 57 Country club. 58 3) Article 6.23 Watershed Protection Overlay Districts