Agenda 10-01-19 Item 8-a - Minutes

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21 1 2 VOTE: UNANIMOUS 3 4 PUBLIC COMMENT: 5 Crystal Galdoni she said this re-zoning will directly affect her property, as it touches 3 6 sides of her property. She said she is the granddaughter of the property owner, and she feels it 7 should not be rezoned as commercial as it will cause more harm than good in the community, 8 and to her family. She said her greatest concern is the mini-storage facility. She said she has 4 9 children and has lived on this property on 2010, and she does not want to move. She said she 10 feels this storage facility will increase the crime rate in her neighborhood. She said the 11 developer's son-in-law is a known local drug addict. She said she has been a victim of crime in 12 this neighborhood, and this will only offer more fodder to criminals. She said she is also 13 concerned that a storage facility will affect the resale value of her home. 14 Patrick Mallett said this is a general use case, and he said everything must be 15 considered that may be permitted, as opposed to specifying one use versus another. 16 Charles Huffine, Civil Engineer for the property owner, said the owner initially excluded 17 this parcel. He said the Planning Commission found this to be favorable, and all conditions 18 were completely met. He said this is a general zoning, and not anything conditional. He said it 19 is open to all the permitted uses in the County's permitted use table. 20 Commissioner Price asked if there are other uses to the west of the young woman's 21 home. 22 Patrick Mallett said the current use today includes agriculture in the rear and a 23 landscaping/contracting business. 24 Charles Huffine said to the left of the woman's home is currently NC-2 zoning, which 25 covers the landscape business, there is a residential area, and part of the rezoning provides for 26 a 100-foot buffer from residential use to the commercial use. 27 Patrick Mallett said he reviewed the property and pointed out uses and required buffers. 28 29 A motion was made by Commissioner Bedford, seconded by Commissioner McKee to 30 close the public hearing. (Note that because this is a legislative decision, additional comments 31 at a later date are permitted.) 32 33 VOTE: UNANIMOUS 34 35 A motion was made by Commissioner Bedford, seconded by Commissioner McKee to: 36 Approve the Statement of Consistency (Attachment 7) 37 38 VOTE: Ayes, 4 (Commissioner McKee, Commissioner Bedford, Commissioner Greene, 39 Commissioner Marcoplos); Nays, 2 (Chair Rich and Commissioner Price) 40 41 A motion was made by Commissioner Bedford, seconded by Commissioner McKee to 42 Approve the Ordinance amending the Zoning Atlas (Attachment 8) as recommended by the 43 Planning Board and Planning Director. 44 45 VOTE: Ayes, 4 (Commissioner McKee, Commissioner Bedford, Commissioner Greene, 46 Commissioner Marcoplos); Nays, 2 (Chair Rich and Commissioner Price) 47 48 b. Public Hearing on the Financing of Various Capital Investment Plan Projects 49 The Board conducted a public hearing on the issuance of approximately $25,600,540 to 50 finance capital investment projects and equipment for the fiscal year; and consider voting to