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<br />BY Mary Lhowe of the limits was the "eamel's nose has expressed interest in buying t: boundary - around Brookholiow
<br />The Mebane city council On- under the tent," or the first hint . those proportion for an unspecified are now being targeted as the new
<br />Monday held off its plena to, that the town plane to annex his commercial use, and would want - extrstarritgrial zoningjurisdiction.
<br />formally , extend the town's
<br />extraterritorial zoning hounds � ' ` - . ,. to am an industrial zaae in #w area ,! The new zoning jurisdiction would
<br />as several affected ]and owns o �; . A seat Patate broker,
<br />N. N i �tO pursue a purchase o#%r:1 �[ � `also include most of Carolina
<br />asked q Fleming III, apok4. on behalf. of a Under. the la. w� p ounicipal {ty i . Central Industrial Park. .
<br />appeals for the future Bonin c of thre! clients of hiP Who owp legd' !any extend its zgniag authority John An:ony, a }bate planner
<br />8 aortheast of I -8§ and NC lafi one mile out iiom'ite corporate who is aeeiaking the city in
<br />their �' Fleming asked that the land be' l?oundariee into an area knoam as redraws the Bonin ma 'said
<br />One man : who lives on ;,zoned industrial rather thp: 'its, . extratsrriftorial I zoning that he and engineer Darryl
<br />Brundage Lane, southwest of I -86 'residential, as is now proposed jurisdlction.' The city council is Russell drely thq extraterritorial
<br />and NC 119, asked if the extension Fleming said a bueineas group now working to redraw its zoning .`; inning base so that the new zoning
<br />map to conform to th3 annexation ' boundary would not cut through
<br />'of new land into the:gity that Was ymprties. Ip other,vyorde, if the
<br />completed in late 1985: . . line went through a property, the
<br />Part of that annexation included property would be wholly brought
<br />Brookhollow on NC 119 South; so in or left out
<br />me@'within a mile ii'om the new : la answer to a euestim. f ...,,
<br />Paul Lein of Brundage Lane on
<br />whether this zoning map
<br />redrawing was a first step toward
<br />a new annexation project, Anthony
<br />said, 'The city is exercising its
<br />authority to go out one mile" to
<br />control land use outside its
<br />boundaries. "It is not necessary for
<br />the municipality to take this step
<br />before it annexes."
<br />Anthony added, "This does not
<br />extend the tax base. The sole
<br />purpose is to extend land -uee
<br />controls."
<br />Fleming; representing the three
<br />owners of land just northeast of
<br />the intersection of I -85 and Nei 19,
<br />said he wanted to "strenuously
<br />3IFi:, . t F.; ...: • .:,i:. object" to the town's proposal to
<br />-- - zone that area R -20, which is
<br />C ��� residential lots of at least 20,000
<br />square feet.
<br />He Paid the land could fetch a
<br />price of $20,000 to $25,000 an acre
<br />sa an industrial or commercial
<br />zone, but probably no more than
<br />$4,000 to $6,000 an acre as a
<br />residential zone. Further, he said a
<br />commercial developer is interested
<br />in buying the land for a
<br />commercial use, and would need a
<br />commercial or industrial zone.
<br />Fleming Paid his clients want a
<br />designation of M -1, which allows
<br />- induatrial'usea.
<br />Fleming said after the meeting
<br />that he is fairly confident the city
<br />council would designate his clients'
<br />land M -1, and emphasized that in
<br />nearly three decades of business in
<br />Alamance he had never seen a
<br />residential zone designation at the
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<br />lnteclian4o !qf'' "an' interstate the designation of zones in 'the .s - In other business, the council:
<br />area. The second public hearing -- voted to install 12 new street'
<br />The council agreed to hold was agreed upon so that council lights at NC 110 and Dogwood
<br />thy{'pgbilo hearing on May 18 members could study the matter Place, Eleventh and Oakwood
<br />A zt p t odrarlinc . more thoroughly and land own are Streets, Eleventh Street between
<br />f oning 'W% and could be prepared to attend and Cedar Hill apartments and Park.
<br />ask questione.:, ....., i : Steat, US 70 near the A&M Grill;
<br />{ , US 70 near Foust Road, Foust
<br />City Attorney Charles Bateman
<br />also reiterated the city's position goad, Lebanon Church Road, and
<br />on a whole pew annexation that 1q. five sites on Stagecoach Road;
<br />now in the planning stage.; .+ +— rezoned from industrial to
<br />residential a property on the west
<br />– - - -- a Last July, the city •council' 'side of North Second Street just
<br />adopted a 'resolution ;; of north 'of Crawford Street.
<br />1 consideration to annex a tract of Councilman Jesse Rice, who owns
<br />land south of town, including the property adjoining the rezoned
<br />Carolina Central Industrial Park-;,j lend; stepped down from the
<br />and a portion of the West End 'r disoassion and offered to answer
<br />{ neighborhood. Bateman add that..s questions about the re4uast and
<br />thin July, after the required year'�;;.the portion iq favor of razoning;
<br />' has elapsed, the city. may adopt a`;ih'which hs grad pignsd. The rasoned .
<br />�esglutloq of tgRg ' t "p those prgpr3rty+'- belongs to 14i¢banp Land
<br />'arei ii1tId wild shy waulfd'heva "aj end -hnprdvoment Company and
<br />j formfil4anexIM40 i4u0 Fe44N in ,' kb1QRARdR481lDifnPiliPFi e
<br />f duly. -. set tap foss for people wanting.
<br />Included in the proposed new' to tap into the town water system
<br />annexation are the industrial park, i ; for irrigation needs only. The fee
<br />{ including the Walter Kidde plant will be $400 for a three- quarter-
<br />€` on South Third Street Extension, inch line and $600 firm a one -inch
<br />and any parka of the Weal End that line. Water rates will be the
<br />can be served by existing trunk existing rates in town;
<br />s lines for water and sewer service. ' agreed to use $30,000 of 4`
<br />In March, the council heard a $50,000 state recreation grant for
<br />report that annexing a much renovating the fieldhouee at
<br />larger portion of the West End Walker Field, $8.Q0D to start a fund
<br />would cost a little more than to light the tennis courts, and
<br />i $900,000 to extend water and $12,000 for a pontoon boat for
<br />sewer services. Lake Michael.
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