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® MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE FREDERICK COUNTY
PLANNING COMMISSION, Held in the Board Room
of the Frederick County Office Building on
January 22, 1970, at 4:00 P.M.
The meeting was called to order by James W. Golladay,
Chairman, after due notice was given to all the members.
Members Present: James W. Golladay, Chairman; Charles
E. Bass; M. W. Perry; C. L. Ritter; Elmer Venskoske; Roy
Jennings, Zoning Administrator; J. A. Massie, Jr., Secretary.
A discussion was held on request of Kenneth and Roy
McDonald for requirements of the Zoning Ordinance concerning
setback lines for buildings in B -2 Areas and between lots in
B -2 Areas.
After some discussion and resorting to the wording of
the ordinance it was resolved that there must be at least a
20 foot setback line from all streets or right of ways, plus
provision for off - street parking for the business; that there
is no setback requirement between buildings or lots in B -2 Zones.
The Zoning Administrator was instructed to so inform Kenneth
and Roy McDonald.
A letter from B. C. Leynes, Jr., Chief Local
Regional Planning Director of Richmond informed the Planning
Commission that he would come to one of their meetings when so
informed. After some discussion it was decided to request him
to come to the Planning Commission meeting to be held March 12,
1970 at 3:00 P.M., and this is thereupon designated as the next
meeting of the Planning Commission unless otherwise called by
the Chairman.
A letter from T. Edward Temple, Director, Division of
State Planning and Community Affairs was received. It concerned'-
Urban Assistance Incentive Fund monies. After some discussion
it was ordered that the letter be filed with the Secretary.
The Petition of residence on U. S. Route # 11, North
of its intersection with Interstate Route 81 was considered
again. A photo map of the area was introduced and a discussion
was held concerning the re- zoning of the lands in this area from
A -2 to R -1. It appeared that Mr. Jennings had made a preliminary
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study of the area and determined the location of the properties
fronting on said road. And after further discussion areas -were
outlined in red ink which appeared to fit into a re- zoning of
the area from A -2 to R -1 in compliance with the request of the
property owners in area. The pro osed re -zoned area extends
from the intersection of U. S. Route Ft11 and Interstate Route #81
northwardly on the East side of the highway including the lands
of Mrs. Neva Adams at their boundary with the Harry L. McCann
property, and on the west side of the highway northwardly across
Secondary Route #663 to take in the two most southern lots off
from the Henry Shiley land.
This photo map was obtained from the Eastern Lab,
U. S. Department of Agriculture, 45 South '2rench Broad Avenue
Ashville, North Carolina 28801.
After further consideration the following resolution
was made by C. L. Ritter and seconded by M. W. Perry:
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Frederick County Planning
Commission hold a public hearing on March 12, 1970 to consider
the rezoning of both sides of U. S. Highway No. 11 from itsi
intersection with Interstate 81 northwardly to its intersection
with Route 761 on the east and the southern side of the Henry
Shiley farm on the west, said area being marked in red on Aerial
Photo DJE- 2GG -94, numbered 757620, to be rezoned from A -2 to
R -1.
There being no further business to come before the
meeting the same was thereupon adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
/V sept A. Massi�Jr.
James T Golla ay, airman