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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - 19780619~~ C; MINUTES ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ~' MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1978 The Orange County Board of Commissioners met on Monday, June 19, 1978 at 7:30 p.m., in the District courtzvom of the conductoaspubliclhearpngugo considerraorezoning requestg fas to Curtis Bane. Commissioners present were Chairman Richard Tiahittedr members Jan Pinney, Donald Willhoit and Norman Walker. Commissioner p7arman'Gustaveson was absent. Planning Board members present were Vice Chairperson Marilyn Riddle, Jean Anderson, Lindsey Efland, John Scarlett, Art Cleary, Col. William Breeze and Hazel Lunsfard. Chairman Whitted called the meeting to order and stated the meeting had been called to hear the rezoning request of Curtis Bane to rezone 105 acres of land located in Eno Township from residential to general commercial. Mr. Whitted asked Eddie Kirk of the Planning staff to present the request to the Boards. Mr. Kirk stated the property is located in Eno Township between Interstate Highway $5 and Old Highway No. 10: In the general area of this property are two mobile home parks, businesses of general commercial nature and two ss6de~~sion5. The N. C. Railroad has an easement near the p p Y• Chairman Whitted asked Mr. Bane if he had any comment to make regarding the request. Mr. Bane stated that about six years ago pe employedTheixultants to advise him regarding the best use ro ergs wouldrbe.for industrial. advise was that the best use of the p P Y ro ert for Mr. Bane stated he had decided instead to use the p p Y commercial. He spoke of the advantage of having the railroad run near by and the accessibility to I-85. He stated the land was too low far residential use. The land is ideally located between Hillsborough, Durham and Chapel Hill and he feels a commercial use of the property will bring in additional revenue for the County. He stated that he hoped to locate a warehouse for a non manufacturing type business. Chairman Whitted asked if anyone was present to speak in favor of the rezoning request. Mr. G. R. Flowers, stated he felt the land should be zoned commercial and that Orange County needs industry to help with the County taxes. He stated the property was not good thatrthedCountY requestrthelHighwaysDepartmentftohupgradewtherraaded and to maintain the road. The Chairman asked if anyone wished to speak against the rezoning request. No one came forth. The Chairman declared the public hearing adjourned. ! ~ / y n - Richard Whitted, Chairma Agatha Johnson, Clerk