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just wanted a nice residential area to live, and that is what they would like to <br />keep. <br /> <br />Mr. ]oyle said Mr. Peterman said something about a entrance from Highway <br />601. Mr. Joyle said he cannot do that because that is illegal. He would have to <br /> <br />come orr k-al IJost KoaCl. <br /> <br />Mr. Marshall said our Thoroughfare Overlay Zone requires on corner lots with <br />lots of record that the access point be from the lower classification road (the <br />minor road), which in this case is Cai Bost. We added, because of the variances <br />we are going through, that an additional access point may be approved at the <br />discretion of the Zoning Administrator. That has always been after the review of <br />NCDOT. Under the Thoroughfare Overlay Zone, the initial requirement would <br />be Cai Bost Road, but if requested, the Zoning Administrator would review it for <br />possible access point from Highway 601. <br /> <br />Mr. Duane Barron, Property Owner, addressed the Board stating Duke Power <br />has a right-of-way right behind his house. He said Mr. Peterman can technically <br />be within 20 feet of his house if he wanted to put something all the way back <br />there. He said the traffic will have to come through Jim $ossoman Road. Mr. <br />Barron said in considering the other case, and considering this being under <br />appeal, it might just be wise for this Board to consider that other court case. <br /> <br />Mr. Copeland said he could have sold quite a few lots that he did not sell <br />because he wanted to keep decent people there. He did not want hoodlums <br />moving in. <br /> <br />The Chair said to Mr. Little that he was sworn in to speak, and he asked Mr. <br />Little to come forward. <br /> <br />Mr. Drye asked Mr. Little how long he has been in business? <br /> <br />Mr. Little said 60 years. <br /> <br />The Chair then swore in Mr. Jack Garmon. <br /> <br />The Chair asked Mr. Garmon if he was co-owner of the property? He also said <br />to Mr. Garmon that he is also a part of this suit to keep the other adjoining <br />property from being rezoned. He asked Mr. Garmon to explain that to him. <br /> <br />Mr. Garmon said he signed the petition because he did not think that it would be <br />good for the community to put those buildings there. He said they would like to <br />keep their community in good shape. <br /> <br /> <br />