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PUBLIC HEARING
HILLSBOROUGH TOWN BOARD AND PLANNING BOARD
Tuesday, October 25, 1994
7:00 pm, Town Barn
ITEM #1: Comments from the Chair.
ITEM #2: Rezoning Request (approx. 7:05)
a)
John Roberts to rezone approximately 6.72 ac on the east side of South Churton St
from General Commercial to High Intensity Commercial (TM 4.40.A.4b,4d,30).
b)
Frank Frederick to rezone approx. .459 ac at 255 S Churton St from GC to HIC (TM
4.40.A.31 a).
c)
Larry Carroll, Sr. to rezone 1.13 ac at 340 S Churton St from GC to HIC (TM
4.40.A. 1c).
d)
Delmar Brown to rezone approx. .58 ac at 909 W King St from GC to HIC (TM
4.34.A.1)
e)
Ben Lloyd to rezone approx. .7 ac at 519 N Churton St from GC to HIC (TM
4.19.A.11).
f)
Howard Lunsford to rezone approx. .66 ac on the north side of Cornelius St from GC
to HIC (TM 4.9.C.27,28,29,31).
g)
Howard Lunsford to rezone approx. .63 ac on the south side of Cornelius St from GC
to HIC (TM 4.13.A.16,18)
h)
Howard Lunsford to rezone approx. .92 ac at 620 N Churton St from GC to HIC (TM
4.15..7).
i)
Daniel Boone Company to rezone .737 ac at 369 S Churton from GC to HIC (TM
4.40.A.33)
j)
228 Group and Calvin Ray to rezone approx. .61 ac behind 228 S Churton St from
OI and R-20 to CC (4.36.E.18,21,22). - 4e)e.Qkrw-- UiCloelo-
ITEM #3: Zoning Ordinance Text Amendments (approx. 8:00)
a)
Amend Sections 2 and 23 to create a Mixed Unit Development District to reviewing
large scale mixed use developments.
I3 r M #4: Close Public Hearing
ITEM #5: Adjourn
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MINUTES
Joint Public Hearing
Hillsborough Town Board and Planning Board
October 25, 1994
Members Present: Mayor Pro Tem Evelyn Lloyd, Allen Lloyd, Richard Simpson, and Catherine
Martin; Planning Board Chair Bill Crowther, Richard Taylor, Sam Jones, Louise
Long, Quanda Turner, Richard Bradford, Doreen Tuell, James Speed, Pat
Shannon, and Wayne Tilley
Staff Present: Margaret Hauth, Planning Director
Mayor Pro Tem Evelyn Lloyd called the hearing to order at 7:04 PM. She passed the gavel to Planning
Board Chair Crowther who briefly described the public hearing process.
ITEM #2a: Hauth introduced the rezoning request involving 6.72 acres on the east side of South
Churton Street (John Roberts property) from General Commercial to High Intensity
Commercial. Hauth noted this request was a follow-up to the recent commercial re -write
where the uses in the GC district were limited. There were no public comments.
ITEM #2b: Hauth introduced the rezoning request involving .459 acres at 255 S Churton Street from
General Commercial to High Intensity Commercial. Hauth noted this request was a
follow-up to the recent commercial re -write where the uses in the GC district were
limited. She noted that the existing use (motor vehicle fuel sales) is non -conforming
under the GC district, but there is no impact to the business until expansion is pursued.
There were no public comments.
ITEM #2c: Hauth introduced the rezoning request involving 1.13 acres at 340 S Churton Street from
General Commercial to High Intensity Commercial. Hauth noted this request was a
follow-up to ,the recent commercial re -write where the uses in the GC district were
limited. She noted that the existing use (restaurant C) is non -conforming under the GC
district, but there is no impact to the business until expansion is pursued. There were no
public comments.
ITEM #2d: Hauth introduced the rezoning request involving .58 acres at 909 W King Street from
General Commercial to High Intensity Commercial. Hauth noted this request was a
follow-up to the recent commercial re -write where the uses in the GC district were
limited. She noted that the existing uses (motor vehicle fuel sales and motor vehicle
sales) are non -conforming under the GC district, but there is no impact to the business
until expansion is pursued. There were no public comments.
ITEM #2e: Hauth introduced the rezoning request involving .7 acres at 519 N Churton Street from
General Commercial to High Intensity Commercial. Hauth noted this request was a
follow-up to the recent commercial re -write where the uses in the GC district were
limited. Harold Russell spoke in opposition of this request.
ITEM #2f: Hauth introduced the rezoning request involving .66 acres on the north side of Cornelius
Street from General Commercial to High Intensity Commercial. Hauth noted this request
was a follow-up to the recent commercial re -write where the uses in the GC district were
limited. There were no public comments.
ITEM #2g: Hauth introduced the rezoning request involving .63 acres on the south side of Cornelius
Street from General Commercial to High Intensity Commercial. Hauth noted this request
was a follow-up to the recent commercial re -write where the uses in the GC district were
limited. She noted that the existing use (motor vehicle fuel sales) is non -conforming
under the GC district, but there is no impact to the business until expansion is pursued.
There were no public comments.
ITEM #2h: Hauth introduced the rezoning request involving .92 acres at 620 N Churton Street from
General Commercial to High Intensity Commercial. Hauth noted this request was a
follow-up to the recent commercial re -write where the uses in the GC district were
limited. There were no public comments.
ITEM #2i: Hauth introduced the rezoning request involving .737 acres at 369 South Churton Street
from General Commercial to High Intensity Commercial. Hauth noted this would impact
a lot not yet created that encompassed the "front yard" in front of the Gatewood House
restaurant. There were no public comments.
ITEM #2j: Hauth introduced the rezoning request involving .61 acres behind 228 S Churton Street
from Office Institutional and R-20 to Central Commercial. Hauth noted that she had a
phone call from Victoria Craig, adjacent land owner from out of town, who opposed this
request.
ITEM #3: Hauth introduced text amendments that would create a Mixed Use Development District
and establish standards for reviewing such a district. Also discussed were amendments to
the definitions section to clarify a number of non-residential uses. There were no public
comments.
Bill Crowther asked if anyone else wished to address the agenda items. He closed the public hearing and
passed the gavel back to Mayor Pro Tem Evelyn Lloyd, who adjourned the meeting.
Respectfully submitted,
Margar A. Hauth, Secretary
Unapproved minutes.
Prepared 08/09/2012 by staff in attendance at the meeting and based on notes taken at the meeting.