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161 <br /> O R A N G E C O U N T Y <br /> BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS <br /> ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT <br /> Meeting Date _Auguat_ZAL_12$7_ <br /> Action Agenda <br /> Item _3r1 <br /> SUBJECT: PD-3-87 OCCONEECHEE POINT <br /> DEPARTMENT: PLANNING PUBLIC HEARING _X___Yes No <br /> ATTACHMENT( S ) : <br /> INFORMATION CONTACT: Greg Szymik <br /> Location Map <br /> Applicant's Narrative <br /> General Information <br /> Staff Evaluations <br /> Planning Staff Findings <br /> Certificate of Mailing <br /> Agency Comments <br /> Site Plan <br /> TELEPHONE NUMBERS : <br /> Hillsborough - 732-8181 <br /> Durham - 688-7331 <br /> Mebane - 227-2031 <br /> Chapel Hill - 968-4501 <br /> PURPOSE : To receive citizen comment on a proposed Planned <br /> Development-Commercial . <br /> BACKGROUND : Wildwood Corporation has submitted an application for PD-C- <br /> GC4 [Planned Development - Commercial (General ) ] <br /> classification on 11 . 8 acres located in the southwest <br /> quadrant of the interchange of 1-85 and N. C. Highway 86. <br /> The project is to contain a convenience store/gas station, <br /> car wash, restaurant, and motel . <br /> The Board of Commissioners approved a Planned Development- <br /> Special Use Permit for this site on November 5, 1984. <br /> Although the PD-C-GC4 zoning remains on the property, a <br /> revised site plan was not submitted, and a Special Use <br /> Permit was not issued. The approval thus became void, <br /> requiring a new approval in order to develop the site. <br /> The property is currently zoned PD-C-GC4 (Planned <br /> Development-Commercial -General Commercial 4 ) and R-1 (Rural <br /> Residential ) . The property is also located in the Major <br /> Transportation Corridor (MTC) adjacent to 1 -85. It is <br /> designated in the Orange County Land Use Plan, Central <br /> Orange Area Study as 10 Year Transition and Commercial - <br /> Industrial Transition Node. These designations are placed <br /> on land that is in areas that are in the process of changing <br /> from rural to urban and are appropriate for retail and other <br />