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4 i �".�(N: Si1rfn lin noved that :the prelindnary plat fear jams-- Bennett be approved with the stipulation that the .road neet minirmn county standards. Wilson seconded. The nntion carried unanimausly. AGENDA ITEM 8: Wa thdra m AGENDA I° M 9: Taw bb=i,tt - Dzoaing cane ty described the rezoning request stating that a neighborhood cxm mrcial - II (NC--2) district was being reTmsted for a zming lot of 44,250 sq.- ft. 'phis lot is located on Highway 70 near the intersection of state mad. 1002 (Saint Mary's Road) and U.S. 70, in the Orange %Wal. Fie District. The property is Sham on Hillsborough Tomship Tax Map 22 Block @ part, of lot #l. ' `nm traffic counts in this area are 6250 daily trips on Hi.gt way 70 and 1600 trips on Saint Mary's Road. He addIed that Health Department approval had been given.. Cami.ty told the Board the Windex of the lot would be zoned R-1. Kizer express- ed concern about controlling the number of garb cuts. MXTON: Kizer moved approval. of the Ttwy M arri.tt Rezo ing re- quest. Bacon seconded. t1 lie motion was unaniamusly approved. AGENDA ITEM 10: Paul. Kempa - Darning at the intersection of US 70 and Pars hove Church Road. Car i.ty described the proposal explaining that there was a possibility of two separate lots being created :tc the property. Mike Parker, Keaa's representative, passed out Naps showing nearby ca mercial. uses. He told the Board that op- position to the ]rezoning voiced at the hearing was based on the belief that the intersection has a high :rate of tmffic a=idents. Parer presented a emgmter printout f=m DOT that listed one major accident at the intersection in the last 3 years. He added that other intersections along U.S. 70 East have higher accident rates. Per told the Board that the developers has no irm 3iate plans for the property until an alternate waste system is approved. Boeri.cke asked if 5 acres was the raci a R n total for cxacrcner,.Lal. deve.lopnmt with- in the node. Cmnity gold the Board that zcn..ing lots had been created arotmd the other uses, but that the Kernpa rezoning wiaul.d take up most of the renaining acres allotted for the node. A mm firm the audience told the Board that acne erosi cn damage had been caused by trees be cut drawn on the property. Cm-Lnity stated that until the st=V were ramoVed or the lot cleared the c',cnmty could not enforce the erosion control ordinance. S umUin ren=ked that if the PmP=rt3' was' reed sm'e erosican stabilizaticn would be dome by the req ;xed. Polatty told the Board that the nsjghbors Had not opposed the land use plan designation of a acrmexci.al node at the intersection during the land use plan hearings.