(5) To strike any reference to greater than 10,000 square feet and the
exemption that had been noted at the end of the condition. The intent being to require that all
businesses must provide a walkway for pedestrians.
(6)
The figure 50 to be reduced to 40 feet to match the existing setback
requirement for a hydrant not to be
closer than 40’ to the building.
(8)
Ms. Angus is to discuss this issue with Chief Walker to get his advice.
(10)Considerable discussion about
the feasibility of a traffic study being requiredfor
all commercial projects.
(11)
Stricken in it’s entirety. NC
DOT will dictate (item numbers from this point
will change)
(15) now (14)
to strike “The buffer shall be a fifty-foot wide grassed open space or” due to the size of
some of the commercial properties, a 50’ buffer would render the lot useless.
(16) now (15) To read “The
proposed development having frontage on a public right-of-way must provide a
pedestrian sideway along the right-of-way. The sidewalk shall be 4’ to 6’
in width and run the entire length of the project.”
(20) now (19)
Stricken it it’s entirety. The
criteria was felt to be too restrictive.
On Mr. Harvey’s original
proposal submitted and dated November 14, 2002 there is one minor change in
wording.
Under the heading OPTION TWO: Third
paragraph: Retail shopping center(s). A commercial structure or
structures which includes or is designed to include two (2) or more
establishments with a combined floor area of at least less than
then thousand (10,000) square………………
Mr. Harvey is to go over the
options again and present them to the January planning board for their
consideration.
Carol Angus,
Planning and Inspections Director