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- RANDOLP'I COUNT:: 7O'"_NG BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
June 5, 1.909
There was a meeting cf the Randolph Count:, Zoning Board
of Adjustment on Tuesday, Jun` +i, 1989, at 7:00 p.m. , in
Courtrooa. B, Randolph County Courthouse, 145 Worth Street,
Asheboro, North Carolina .
1 . Vice Chairman Lyndon Craven called to Order the
Randolph County Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting
at 7 :00 p.m.
2. Hal Johnson, ?laming Director, called roll of the
members: DoyI.Q__3toU_ .r_ChA XII 33i__ Agelt- ; Lynden
Craven, Vice Chairman, present; Charles Adams,
• present; Guy Troy, present; Bill Dorsett, present;
Aweilda Little, present; Jim Routh, present; Maxton
McDowell, Alternate (substituting for regular
member Doyle Stout) , present; and Arlie Culp,
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Alternate, absent .
3 . Lynden Craven announ ed that the case before the
Board was Betty Clark (lot size Variance) .
I.Ial Johnson, Planning Director , gave a brief
summary of this case. Johnson stated that Betty
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Clark; Franklinville, North Carolina, is requesting
a Variance to allow a single family residence on a
two acre lot with no State Road frontage (Property
• Locat_on: Oak Hollow Subdivision, lot 23 (off SR
: 2453) Franklinville Township, Zoning Map #7795,
Zoning District R-A. Johnson stated that Ms. Clark
would like to deed. two acres to her son. ' Johnson
added that the gravel drive from this lot to the
private drive (into the subdivision) would be a
adequate access .
Betty Clark stated that she wanted to deed the two
acres to her son and allow one acre that adjoins
the creek to be left for conservation. Clark
stated that she wanted to give this land to her son
because she felt that you should heli todays young
people get a .goo': start in life. Mr . Clark stated
that his son had a wife and new bab'yr and plans to
build a house here in the near future.
Pts. Clark presented letters from adjoining property
owners that were in favor of this request. r
. _Mark Redwine, Oak 3ollow Subdivision, Lot 13,
stated that he did :not see why the lot would need
to be broken off and sold because no type of
hardship had been described in this case .
Bill Dorsett, Board member, asked Redwine if the
deed restrictions (for this subdivision) made any
reference to resubdividing lots. Redwine stated
that the restrictions made allowance for two
residences (owned by the same person) to be located
on an individual lot in case of a hardship (such as
caring for an elderly parent, etc. ) .
Ms. Redwine added that there were still one acre
:Lots available in this subdivision if the Clark ' s
' son was looking for a smaller lot (less than 5
acres) .
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1.r, . '..:_-ara state . that the Red'.aine ' s were moving
from this locatii .D ; ar i her other neighbors had no
opnos:.tion to ti.t. _eguest . .
Guy Troy, Board member , stated that he did not feel
this request :should . e allowed because the Clarks
bought: the -o:ope:ty with full knowledge that the
Lot was to remain (and not resubdivided) .
v Bill Dorsett , 7:1-...,az-c.5 member, stated that he felt
that the intent of this subdivision .las for the
Lots to remain in one piece (and not ;_esuadivided) .
Dorsett added that there is no real hardship here
which should be plain in order to consider an
approval for a Variance.
For these reason r Guy Troy made the :notion to Jelly
this request. A:NTeilda Little seconded this motion
and the request was 7erli d unanimously.
4 . �yhe Zoning Boar: of Adjustment meeting adjourned at
7 : 24 p.m.
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