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RANDOL.1'H COUNTY ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
November 7 , 1989
There was a meeting of the Randolph County Zoning Board
of Adjustment on Tuesday, November 7, 1989 , at 7 : 00 p.m. , in
Courtroom B, Randolph County Courthouse, 145 Worth Street,
Asheboro, North Carolina.
1 . Chairman Charles Adams called to Order the Randolph
County Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting at 7:00
p.m.
2. Hal Johnson, Planning Director , called roll of the
members: Charles Adams, Chairman, present; Aweilda
LitI•1.eg Vice _Chad1.711aii. _absent ; Lynden Craven,
present; Doyl? Stout ._ absent ; Guy Troy, present;
Bill Dorsett, present; Jim Routh, present; Arlie
Culp, Alternate, present (substituting for regular
. member Aweilda Little) ; and Maxton McDowell,.
Alternate, absen .
3 . Chairman Adams announced that there was a request
for a lot size Variance from Clyde Curl before the
Board.
Hal Johnson, Planning Director , gave a brief
summary of the case. Johnson stated that Clyde
Curl, Pleasant Garden, North Carolina, was
requesting a Variance to allow the subdivision of
an approximate 1 acre lot with no State Road
frontage in lieu of the minimum lot size require-
ment of 5 acres . Tax ID#777800060465. (Property
Location: Hidden Forest Subdivision, Section 2,
tract 4/5, Level Cross Township, off SR 2102, Zoned
RR, Map #7773. ) Johnson stated that this 1 acre
would be cut from an approximate 3 1/2 acre tract.
Johnson reminded the Board that in 1986 a Variance
• was granted (by the Board) to the adjoining
property owner (to this tract) to subdivide a 5+
acres tract into 4 lots with the condition that the
. • access road (to `_hese 4 lots) be built to State
standards and gravelled. Johnson stated that it
was Curl ' s intention to use this private road for
access to this 1 acre division.
Clyde Curl was present at the meeting and explained
to the Board that he was building a house for his
son and planned to deed him 1 acre with this house.
Bill Dorsett, Board member , asked Curl what type of
hardship would denying this Variance cause .
Dorsett added that the Board was required by law to
grant a Variance only if by denying the Variance
the property owner would suffer a hardship.
Janice Curl explained to the Board that the house
was all ready under construction. Janice Curl
stated that when she came to the Zoning Department
for a Permit to locate the home she was not
informed of needing a Variance or she would have
applied for one at that time.
Hal Johnson stated that Curl ' s property fronts on a
State maintained road and it was the impression of
the Zoning Department that the house would front
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this :Mate roar:( and the access to the residence
would be from this State road.
Clyde Curl stated that he has worked out a maint-
enance agreement with the owners of this private
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road and that the deed (to this 1 acre) would
include this agreement.
Arlie Culp, Board member , stated that since the
house was under construction and there was a
maintenance agreement worked out for the road he
felt this Variance should be approved. Culp made
the motion, seconded by Jim Routh, to approve this
request for a Variance. The motion passed
unanimously.
4 . The meeting adjourned at 7 : 15 p.m.
NORTH CAROLINA
RANDOLPH COUNTY
Planning Director
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