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RANDOLPH COUNTY PLANNING BOARD
April 4, 1991
There was a meeting of the Randolph County Planning
Board on Thursday, April 4, 1991 , at 7 : 00 p.m. , in the
Commissioners Meeting Room, in the County Office Building,
707 McDowell Road, Asheboro, North Carolina:
1 . Chairman Lynden Craven called to Order the Randolph
County Planning Board meeting at 7 : 00 p.m.
2 . Hal Johnson, Planning Director, called roll of the
Board members: Lynden Craven, Chairman, present;
Bill Dorsett, Vice Chairman, present; Charles
Adams, present; Alaeilda_Wi22.ia ss_abs t ; Rgyla
Stouts_absent ; Jim Routh, present; P1a .1_arpm_er�
absent Arlie Culp, Alternate (substituting for
regular member Doyle Stout) , present; and Maxton
McDowell, Alternate (substituting for regular
member Aweilda Williams) , present.
3. Jim Routh made the motion, seconded by Charles
Adams, to approve the Minutes of the March 5, 1991
Planning Board meeting. The motion passed.
4. 2EZONIBO BBOUESTS
A: DAVID L. STANLEY , Liberty, North Carolina, is
requesting that approximately 3 acres (out of
24 acres) located on northeast corner of Hwy
49/SR 2470, Columbia Township, be rezoned from
Residential Agricultural to Highway Commer-
cial/Conditional Use. Zoning Map #8724. It
is the desire of the applicant to operate an
automotive repair business and used car sales
business on a 250 ' x 500 ' section of a 24 acre
tract.
Hal Johnson told the Board Stanley operates a
business at this location (that existed prior
to Countywide Zoning) , but wants to expand
beyond what is existing.
Stanley told the Board that he has operated
his business at this location approximately 4
to 5 years and has had a dealers license for
this length of time. Stanley stated he now
wants to construct a building (40 ' x 75 ' ) to
expand his operation. Stanley said he doesn' t
sell junk parts, just used automobiles.
Stanley stated that some junk vehicles are
stored on the property (at most 20 to 25
vehicles) , but are crushed and removed period-
ically. Stanley plans to construct fencing
approximately 4 to 6 ft. in height at the
highway to shield view of the junk vehicles.
Stanley added that his sales lot would be
approximately 10 to 15 cars.
THERE WAS NO ONE PRESENT IN OPPOSITION TO THIS
REQUEST .
Bill Dorsett recommended that all cars being
worked on or junk vehicles (non-operable) be
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kept inside or behind fencing . Stanley agreed
to this condition.
Jim Routh stated that he felt a restriction of
a maximum of 25 non-operable vehicles be added
to the property, since Stanley feels this
would be his peek amount .
Arlie Culp made the motion to recommend to the
Commissioners this request be app/oved with •
the following restrictions:
*non-operable vehicles must be stored inside
or behind fencing, and
*no more than 25 non-operable vehicles stored
on property at one time .
Charles Adams seconded this motion and the
motion passed unanimously.
B: JACK LAIL , Seagrove, North Carolina, is
requesting that approximately 10 acres located
at intersection of Hwy 220/SR 2910, Richland
Township, be rezoned from Residential
Restricted/Residential Agricultural to Light
Industrial. Zoning Map #7666 . It is the
desire of the applicant to use the property
for industrial development.
Jack Lail was present at this meeting and
explained to the Board his intentions of
constructing a building for First Line
Plumbing (a business located within the Mid-
State Plastics Plant across the road) on the
corner of this tract of land. Lail added that
future plans for the property would be to
construct another plant (possibly for Mid-
State) .
Hal Johnson asked Lail if there were any plans
of maintain a buffer zone between the current
restricted residential development (in behind
this site) and this industrial development.
Johnson stated that this area being located on
Hwy 220 would be compatible to commercial-
industrial development, but Johnson stressed
the importance of protecting the residential
zone adjoining this site.
Lail stated that a 150 ' buffer zone will be
maintained between the residential zone and
this proposed industrial zone.
THERE WAS NO ONE PRESENT IN OPPOSITION TO THIS
REQUEST .
Bill Dorsett made the motion, seconded by
Maxton McDowell, to recommend to the Board of
Commissioners that this request be App/Dyed .
The motion passed unanimously.
5 . The meeting adjourned at 7 : 18 p.m. There were 3
citizens present at this meeting.
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