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049 <br />THE CONSISTENCY OF THIS REQUEST WITH <br />THE GOALS OF ORANGE COUNTY'S LAND USE PLANS <br />A. Consistency with current zoning <br />B. Consistency with the Land Use Plan <br />A. CONSISTENCY WITH CURRENT ZONING <br />This property is located in the center of the White Cross <br />Rural Community Activity Node, as designated by the Orange <br />County Land Use Plan. <br />This property was zoned LC -1 on March 24, 1987. The intent <br />of this zoning action was to make the front portion of Mr.. - <br />Blackwood's ten acre parcel useable for commercial <br />activities. <br />As stated in the ordinance, the intent of LC -1 zoning is; <br />of . to provide appropriately located and sized sites for <br />limited commercial uses designed to serve a population at the <br />neighborhood and rural level with convenience goods and <br />�- personal services. Performance standards will be used to <br />insure the absence of adverse impacts beyond the immediate <br />space occupied by the building." From 4.2.8 (A). <br />The site proposed for the project is in between two parcels <br />of property already zoned Local Commercial (LC). To the front <br />of the property is N.C. 54 and to the rear of the property is <br />a large area, 7.5 acres of R -1 property which buffers this <br />project from the rear. No adverse impacts are anticipated, <br />because only area where the proposed project comes in contact <br />with non - commercial property is at the rear, and this area is <br />owned by the applicant. It is felt that the proposed use is <br />the use which most conforms with its zoning, Orange County <br />Land Use Plans and is the most complimentary of adjoining <br />properties. <br />The future proposed use of the property is for the retail <br />sale of both convenience and durable goods. Under the <br />ordinances permitted use table ( Sec. 4.3 ) these uses are <br />permitted as specified in a LC -1 district by uses S42 for <br />convenience goods. <br />No adverse impacts beyond the immediate property is <br />anticipated beyond this property by the proposed rezoning. <br />