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There was a meeting ef the Randolph County Planning
Board on Tuesday, May 2, at 7 :00 p.m. , in Courtroom B,
Randolph County Courthouse , 145 Worth Street, Asheboro, North
Carolina .
I . Doyle Stout , Chman, called the Randolph County
Planning Board meeting order at 7 : 00 p.m.
2. Ha.I. Johnson, Plnnain. 7)irector , called roll of the
Board members : :Doyle Stout, Chairman, present ;
Lynden Craven, Vice Chairman, oresent; Charles
Adams, oresent ; Cluy_Tmrov."._absent ; Bill Dorsett .
present; Awefldei Littie, ?resent; Jim Routh,
oresent ; Maxton tleDowell , Alternate (substituting
for regular memb Guy Troy) , present;
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Charles Adams mads the motion, seconded by Aweilda
L'i.ttle , to approJe both the Board of Adjustment
Minutes and the ':Manning Board Minutes from the
meeting of April 19r1;9 . Motion passed.
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A: WOODFIELD ACnriZ, Map 1 & 3 (Final Plats) ; SR
2113/SR 2106 ; Providence Township; 37 lots .
Herman K. MeDowell & W. Reid Kearns -• Property
Owners.
Hal Johnson explai.ned to the Board that the
deed restrtions (for these maps) require
that a ..ste ..)13.ilt residence be built on these
lots with a minimum of 1,400 sq. ft.
McDowell & J:earno were not present at the
• hearing.
Jii Routh mo::lo ':_he motion, seconded by Char le
Adams, te these two fina3 plats. The
motion r),,:..ose : unanimously.
0: =LIAM A. .1',LIR7D1FINAL SUBDIVISION, Phase
TT (Industrial Pa-,7k) ; SR 1595 ; Trinity Town-
. ship; 21 loo :- Filliam Aalridq:e - Property
Owner .
Allridge was not present at the hearing.
Hal Johnson eplained that the County Commis-
sioners rezoned property from Residential
Agricultural to Light Industrial and approved
the pre:.iminzry plat (of this park) in
• September ,
Lynden Craven made the motion, seconded by
Aweilda Little, to approve this final plat
(industrial. ?ark.) . The motion passed.
5 . REOUES,TS=F02._iUa7;TUS.L_PEILMIT :
Randolph County Board of Education, Asheboro,
North Carolina, requested a Special Use Permit
May 2, 19e9 ?age 1
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T' . onepr .. :{•:...e...ep,. Zon_..ne _:-o 07549 ZOnihq
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Pob Trogde - , r. :_ .. tant Superintendent of
Schools, ee. .. )re ent and explained to the
?3oat•c7 that _. :te eee Farmer School would be a K
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l thru •5 :�•_-'.':_. .. TroTrogdon: ..ty. Jogdon stated that expected
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\V/ eno._ '�.me: t :`ell be 475 students with capable
expansion ei :.io to 500 Students. Trogdon
(stated that :tmp .e parking area is planned to
eervice thee f.azi?_lty of 60 ,000 sq. ft . The
projected c: ::>;` of this project is 3 . 5 million .
Trogdon stated thmt there is approximately 900
:°t . of roe::".. frontage to Hwy 49 and approxi-
mately 140a ft. of frontage an SR 1171 .
Trogdon explained that the school entrance
:could be _o ate.1 en SR 1171 approximately 900
f t. from Hwe 49 .
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. Bill Dorsc:: : made the motion, seconded by
Charles A.C::.:'.i , to approve this Special Use
Permit. The motion passed unanimously.
ez Bob Tyndall. , Cjeh Point, North Carolina,
requested a Special Use Permit for a Rural
Family Occ:::7at'•.on to Sale Used Aetomobiles
near his reeidenc'e on ap'3ro::imately 13 acres
• :_orated at :he end of Ellen Street, Trinity
Townr3hap, Venine Nap 46790, Zonin5 District
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Bob Tyn_da . t wee p:;_esent at the hearing and
explained to the Poard that he did not wish to
eale cars tc the public but rather to dealers.
Tyndall stated that in order to receive his
dealers license Lie would need this permit to
sale used oars. Tyndall stated that he would
he using the e::ieting building -to fix and/or-
clean up ue,ed care and take the cars to a sale
or to dez:;. r:sh .e to sell . Tyndall stated
that the exir•:ing building has been used for a
garage or b:>dy repair service for the last 15
leears .
Hal Johnson askee Tyndall how many cars would
be stored on the property, he was answered no
• more thee 7 or 3. Johnson also asked if this
narrow private road allowed two cars to pass ;
Tyndall aneweeed Vires. Johnson asked how many
residences are located on this road and
Tyndall stated approximately 3.
',ynden Craven asked Tyndall what type of car
repairs would be done on the property and was
answered leinor. repairs (for the cars Tyndall
plans to who i_ee 7 e) .
Claude Craven, Route 9, Thomasville (adjoining
property owner) , expressed his concerns of
this property (located so far off the main
road) be::cn, z'3 a junkyard. Craven was told
that if the Special Use was issued for a used
car sales . .r: i ness a junkyard would not be
allowed.
Dean Spink. r adjoining property owner, stated
that he has lived at this location since 1975
and was 1 of 4 property owners that paved the
road. Soinks stated that the road is 16 ' (of
pavement) 1^e0 ' back and 10 ' wide 1500 ' back .
3.oinks stated that a 6 ' culvert is located in
the road for the creek that cross ' . Spinks •
• stated that .at times the water flows over the
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read. eeee seees... that any increasa _'tn
traffic weee:3 c:uee safety y hr. esrds wi _:1::.
:':1'?r7:':i1'latn.. y Ifl homes located on this single
land roe:':. 3;.inl:s stated that the previous
owner t. 5C:.':: the building for an antique car.
hobby ... pe : ... (net full time operation _-
persena:. Spinks showed the Boaed
icteree ef the problem single land road.
edde _La: at the present time opera--
t_.on (o:" a business) in going on .
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`'7 e.'_._da i.,:. y.t:ir. Board member , expressed her
oncern:` of the b::oadne:: s of the permit, since
e. re::>tx i ;i.nn of only wholesale operations
could n:.;t .:+3 34:..:e;a.
Charles Ad=.,. , Board member, expressed hie
concern of storage yards eventually becoming
junkyards .
ewe_'.da Little made the motion to deny this
request __;,:: -. Special Use Permit_ because of
cone eL n::: of cr eaa t: ng a safety hazard on this
single :lane a:- v.ate drive. Charles Adams
secondee:, is5.s; r.st:.on and the motion passed
unanimously.
C: Janet ''o:'.'..i.f'iO'.d. Asheboro, North Caroline,,,
requested a se:._ a:t Use Permit for a Rural.
Family Occ ?1~jai::.•on to use an existing building
to snake/sale curtains and accessories, near
her res: id .iise on approximately 31 acres
located on f3 1408, Tabernacle Township,
Zoning :hap :;7712 , Zoning District 1:-A.
Janet l o_Lli ield was present at the hearing
and told tee Boar:1 she wished to make and seal
country cu..t ains and accessories from this
existing bui. id:tng. Boli if .eld stated that she
would like to have an advertising sign at the
: road.
There was no one present in opposition to this
request .
Hal Johnsen explained that this would 1.ae
considered e rural family occupat:ion.
• Bill Dorsett made the notion, econded by
:'axton ,c1?•: ,s , to approve this rec-uest for
Special T.7 . Pe,:•mit . The motion passed
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qq7eon_. Tsi-r�_ar--F."aeea_er
.Pse; Joe Glenn Talbert, Thomasville, North Caro-
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lina, is requesting that approximately 2 1/2
acres locate:3 on Old I-f35 at the Guilford
• County lins. Trinity Township, be rezoned from
G,ight Zn ;7,si:ria'./Conditiona Use • to Light
Industrial. zoning Map ft759 . It is the
desire of the applicant to use the property
for industrial ou.rnoses.
!lel Johnsen explained to the Board that
Talbert ' s property is located in an all
industrial area . Johnson stated that the
eortion of the property located in Guilford
County was zoned Industrial and because of
croblerns of the lending institution (financing
I'albryrt ' r; business) the zoning of. the property
( in both Guilford and Randolph) neeas to be
eonr3istent.
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31enn Trlbei• _ was present at the hearing and
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.e,et _::i.!. '_;iii: oeneerne e"_ =h
_e. .. e :t..€.ta._-..i. ._ o. _.ie :.):_ )ert:y.
_ f'n:ien Craven the motion to recommend to
t.rra Commieeeonore that this request be
a2proved a:.. .:C7n.:i.. ,..one_ with the Land Develop-
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n=rit lee . .._t 7_ ..:.er. Adam : eaconded this motion-
and the ::.oc:`.cin. is:.nred unanimously.
S. Neal Creeen, Aeheboro, '_forth Carolina, is
r e 1u 'stir g thet epereximately 94 acres Located
:n the we.:t: .: id:' of_ SR 2691 just past the
is e secl::ioe o .3r 2479, Columbia Township, be
razened free neeidential Agricultural to
Residential Ise:> : •:!oted. Zoning tiap 48703 . It
is the de:: .re of the aopl i.ant develop a
_ er. identia.:. :. -e built or Clas:.. A double-wide
manufacture :).a:)ni:es on permanent foundations))
subdivision of 20 lots. (Paul. ,.. Luna Elbersori
- Property e )
an'!. Craven eae =):'__.,ant at the hearing and
e:-:pla :.neer that the Lots would primarily be 5e
acres and .:_;e c as ::;: residence to Sandy Creek
would be ao ::o_:i;nateiy 200-300 ' .
Toer:•e was ne one p:- esent in opposition to thie
r eque';t.
- Jim Routh ::t i i the motion to recommend that
this recrua _. : be approved as consistent with
the Land Dove.'_ ':=nunt Plan. Aweilda Little
eaconded ti . .:; J.7o:-.i.on and the motion passed
unani:noui:.l,T.
CC. Toe ThoI ae . .!' eheoo'::O, forth Carolina, i
ret ueeting that ppreximately 14 acres located
on SR :1.311 (b-_sda Caraway Creek) , Concord
Township, be reeonoctl from Residential Agricul
tural to '_'.e: Tden:_is.:. Mixed. Zoning Map x7720 .
It is the den_ :e of the applicant to develop a
residential_ (rite built o. manufactured
housing) ,suD :_
vf.nice of 8 Jots .
Joe Thomas '•.ae preeent at the hearing and
stated that: the .State Road in front of these
lots is in he process of being paved by the
State. Thoeee n fated that this area was mixed
• iii th both m::,i.._e homes and hou ees.
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Jimmy _":alb?,, eljeinng property owner, asked i
the lots 'T t.. ' . be oeld or i they would be
rental lot , the was answered that the lot:i
eu l_; be n:, . .`abe stated that he would have
no o poli . ti :+n ee a :rubdivis:_on, but would to :.t
mobile ome a is l: .
Bill 70'= `:e.::: €t?:'.e the motion to recommend that
• this xeCueet e aproved as Yong,:Le1:ent with
the Land 7e'•:e:Lcp.meet Plan. Jim Routh seconded
this motion and the motion passed unanimously.
Charles La l:r'v Denton, North Carolina, in
requesting :eat approximately 1 1/2 acres
located on t'_ : 1314 approximately 3/4 mile from
SR 1311, Cencord Township, be rezoned from
t eoidenti aa. _1 r:_. su'itural to Light Industrial/
Conditional Use. Zoning Map #5790 . It is the
desire of tee applicant to construct a build-
ing (approximately 50 ' x 100 ' ) to operate a
ltery
furniture l3-:-74.:r ''ebusiness .
Charles Lackey was present at the meeting and
explained t' at. the business was located in a
L/ • rental buil '.ring ii the area. Lackey stated
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rIlaa ha :i;1'_ t.. con:3'truc.: ._ metal .Ju .." "YJ
end only �a:le5..: '-:ag will be in the building
(no Coil::ti'C::'. .. . .. .__^s'ieo) .
The :e ao ne one eeeeent in opposition to h s
e-;.i due st . _.
l , ..,ynden Cra.vea made the motion to recommend
�./ :hat this re: uu. t. be approve since this type
of bueineee soul:::: have very little impact on
this area . Charles Adams seconded this motion
and the mati. e n pa= ned unanimously.
'•-airy Smitc.t. Asheboro, North Carolina, is
:requesting that approximately 2 1/2 acres
located on the east side of SR 7.163 approxi-
alately 1 mile off of Hwy. 49, Cedar Grove
'='own;hip, he rezoned from Residential Agricul-
tfura to .- .;twat: Commercial. Zoning Map
17539 . It is the desire of the applicant to
use the pro: erty for commercial operations.
narry Smith was present at the hearing and
stated that he planned to restore/build cars
and tractor ecuiprnent (garage) . Smith stated
that he had egun to fill-in this property at
the frons: (where he plans to locate the
business) .
' Hal JohnsoI' aeked :Smith if he was aware that
he may have problems (with this fill-in area)
because any structure would have to be built
on solid r reun:i. Smith stated that he was
aware of t.f i.e regulation.
Smith adder: teat: he would not have a junkyard.
Smith also added that the only business in
this area (other than his plans) was the
Asheboro Airport.
Greg Hudson, Route 4, Asheboro, was present to
epeak in opposition to this request. Hudson
asked Smith if he planned to have cars dis-
played (for ;,ale) at the road front, Smith
answered yea . Hudson asked Smith if he was
planning t::3 obtain a dealers license, Smith
answered yeas. T•ludr.on presented the Board with
a petit:i.o.n of 18 signatures of residents in
the area (living oe owning property from Hwy.
49 to the read that turns back to the Airport)
fully ag:ain•a-: this type of rezoning.
Harold :sanders, Washington, D.C. , (adjoining
property reeler) stated that when he sold the
property to Smith (2 or 3 years ago) the
County did ;1 :?i_ have a complete County zoning
plan. Sanders e: plained to Smith that he
planned for this area to remain restricted
• residential. Sanders explained that all the
Properties :1e has sold (in this area) have
been used for site built residences. Sanders
stated that the character has been established
and this Highway Commercial request would have
• high impact on this area and would be very
i.;ncompat ibl.E= with this area .
June Lawson ]?:i.eld, expressed her opposition to
this request (an adjoining property owner) .
Maxton McDowell made the motion to recommend
to the Coml:;issioners that this request be
denied because this type of change would have
s:• drastic ef:Tect on the character of the area.
F,weilda :,itt .e seconded this motion, and the
• motion Passed unanimously.
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1? eery Herlee, ie3eseloro, Le7eeth Carolina, is
equeet'_ne tdeb eppeoximately 1/2 acres (out
of a 4 acs brect) located on the southwest
corner of '7'e 132e/7wy. 64 , Back Creek Town-
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ehip, be reeened from Residential Restricted
to Highway Cemnereial/Conditional Use. Zoning
Map V/721. It 1:: the desire of the applicant
to use an exieting building of (30 ' x 40 ' ) to
operate an aetoe.otive garage.
Gary Harlan was ?resent at the hearing and
explained that be finished construction of the
building in February of this year . Harlan
stated that he planned to operate the business
from 8 at. - 5 pm, six days a week . Harlan
stated that not over 4 cars would be located
at the bueinese and no junked vehicles would
be stored on the property. Harlan added that
he would not be in the Pusiness of selling .
cars .
Hal Johnson ..tked Harlan about a fence being
erected on tee property line (between the
business and the next residence) . Harlan
stated that the preacher put the fence up
(resident of the next house) .
Charles Byrdo Route 2, Aeheboro (member of
' • Sawversvii: e Wesevan Church) , read a letter
from the Church eepressine there opposition to
this regueet. Bved stated that the building
is 15 ' fro.. the parsonage, 100 ' from the
cemetery, and 250 ' from the ehurch. Byrd
stated that there were 3 churche within
several hundred yards of the property. Byrd
showed pictures of the area to the Board.
Rodney Raven , eon of the pastor of Sawyers-
. ville Church, stated that the drive was shared
• by the Hnrlan ' s and the pastor . Raven added
that hie family has been bothered by noise at
late hours ( E-cora the business) and batteries,
etc. located on the drive.
There were approximately 7 persons present in
OpPOSitiOn to thio request.
Bill Doreett made the motion to recommend that
this regent be denied because to rezone the
property to :i_ejneely Commercial/Conditional Use
would be dividing a Residential Restricted
area by a bueieees . Charles Adams seconded
the motion and the motion passed.
7 . The Plannine, Board meeting adjourned at 8: 29
p.m.
RANDOLPH COUNTY
NORTH CAROLINA
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