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21 <br /> Permitted Uses <br /> Ptrngffa d tms As noted in the preceding section, Economic Development <br /> Districts are divided into two major development categories: <br /> As shown on page 2.2.7, offriaes and <br /> personal servile estabfhments are Primary and Secondary. In Primary Development Areas, a <br /> permitted by right Err both Pnirray and wider range of acceptable nonresidential uses is permitted. <br /> Secondary DevelopnrrentAreas In the However,since Secondary Development Areas are provided <br /> I-G&Buckhom Road aa'sftt. Plans as a 'step-down"or transition between Primary Development <br /> for devek prnentof the"case study" ,areas and neighboring residentially zoned or developed <br /> Site 41Nia'thus be reviewed and&Woved <br /> by County staff. If the proposed property, the range of permitted uses is limited to office and <br /> office complex was to be located In residential uses. <br /> the I-95/U.S.Howay 70 dD'strrct, <br /> development of the site would requ#v In the table presented on the following pages,individual uses <br /> the approval as a Plarrrred Developrrrent <br /> (see Article 7 of the Zon#g OraPinww). permitted in the Primary and Secondary Development Areas <br /> are identified for each Economic Development District. The <br /> In ad0tion to the Permitted Use male, rationale for distinguishing between each district is as follows: <br /> the developer checks Section 2.4, <br /> Envlrrarrrrrental Factors, to#?sure that 1. I-85Buckhom Road- The intent in this district is to <br /> the prmosed offte complex is create an industrial park setting. Light industrial <br /> pernWt W by r4ht.Specific*, a and distribution establishments are thus permitted <br /> threshold estWshed for low water by right, but other uses such as office,service,and <br /> usage is chucked to be sum it is retail establishments require the approval of a <br /> not exceeded. Special Use Permit as a Planned Development. <br /> For a7uses, the ffiresholdis 30,000 2. I-85M.S.Highway 7'0- Because of the number of <br /> gakns per aay.(GPD). Based on water existing uses in this district,nearly all uses of an <br /> cormpp ion records for shirt, industrial,wholesale,retail,office or service nature <br /> protects constructed by the developer, are permitted by right. <br /> the average a*usage is 15 gaffs per <br /> day per errployeeor510 GPD (15 x 34). 3. I-40/011d NC Highway 86 -The intent in this district is to <br /> The threshold is not exceeded, the create a business park setting. Light industrial and <br /> oMe corrlotex is consedered a use by distribution establishments are permitted, and service <br /> nt►ht,and approval as a Planned * and retail establishments normally associated with such <br /> DevelVnwnt wN not be requhV. parks are also allowed. In an effort to control strip <br /> commercial development, free-standing retail,service <br /> station,and restaurant buildings are not permitted. <br /> "Amenai'ed 1-17-s15 <br /> Econornk DeveAVment Districts Desj�n MwxW Page 2.2.1 <br />
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