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Approved 6.5.24 449 Beth Bronson: Thinking about how they have those standalone kiosks with the clear walls and you would 450 walk up to it versus or you drive around through it, however, but there's a lot more space to move around there 451 than there is to cut into the parking lot of the Ruritan Club. 452 453 Anthony Cecil: So the biggest reason we looked at the other one is just because it has an in and an out 454 pretty easily. The other one is pretty rough. One end is pretty rough out and— 455 456 Beth Bronson: Yeah, no I see that for sure. I am not an asphalt expert, but given the age and state of the 457 asphalt now— 458 459 Anthony Cecil: Oh yeah, it'd have to have something done. 460 461 Beth Bronson: Yeah, and I just wanted to make sure that,are you operating on good faith that they're going 462 to be covering those costs or are they going to be coming to you and asking, you know, for, doing that. 463 464 Anthony Cecil: Yeah, I can't remember what the conversation was on that. I think it's pretty much,they told 465 me what they needed, so like I said we was in compliance with what they needed. 466 467 Cy Stober: So Ms. Bronson, and Board, we've been looking at a lot of Conditional Zoning cases over 468 the last year. You're getting accustomed to seeing site plans that accompany a zoning application. This is 469 Conventional Zoning, and it allows for a menu of uses, including the ATM, and that's what's being considered 470 tonight. We will do our jobs. Taylor's staff will do their job to ensure that it complies with all the development 471 standards of the County, including paving and lighting,which we have explicit language in our Ordinance that the 472 lighting is intended to be for safety purposes, so we will be addressing all of that when we receive the site plan, 473 should the zoning be approved by the Board of Commissioners. But this is simply to consider whether it is a 474 consistent land use zoning district for the Efland Village and the surrounding neighboring properties, so I just 475 want to remind you, there's more than just the ATM. There's more than just the Rodeo to consider. There's the 476 entire menu of uses. Staff has analyzed the application and the proposed uses and feels that this is in the 477 applicant's interest to request and we've done an analysis that finds it's consistent with our Comprehensive Plan. 478 479 Beth Bronson: And I absolutely respect that and I don't mean to grill you on design plans or anything like 480 that, but I do appreciate it. Thank you for providing the info that the Credit Union gave you in the first place. 481 That's good to know. 482 483 Adam Beeman: Do we have any other questions? Do I have a motion? 484 485 MOTION BY Chris Johnston to accept the rezoning request as proposed. Seconded by Statler Gilfillen. 486 487 MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. 488 489 Beth Bronson: I know that we made the ruling. I have one more question. It happened very fast. I just 490 want to make sure that General Commercial, like the non-profit nature of the Ruritan Club doesn't change. 491 492 Cy Stober: We have no authority over that. That's a deed restriction. That's between private property 493 owners and would be resolved during the deed transfer. 494 495 Beth Bronson: Okay. 496 497 Cy Stober: We would acknowledge that the covenant exists. It's a pretty well-known covenant at this 498 point, but we don't enforce it.