The WilkeshborO municipality counciled on Monday in Monday Rezoned two separate and unrelated residential area for general company use.
In the regular monthly monthly meeting was at city hall, was the first approval for parcel # 1500252, a 1.9 acre off our 421 in the extra-territorial jurisdiction. The vacant possession of South Holliness Church Road was Rezoned from R20 (Sign-Store Center) to B2 (general company).
The rezoning request was made by the owner of the package, Douglas Ward Eld. ELLER was present at the meeting and told the Council he has no specific intentions for the country.
The guess the motion to accept the rezoning, “This property goes along with what we want to do for 421. I think we definitely the business side of 421.”
The second rezoning affected Pack # 2200280, a 200200-square photo strip that will be used as a driveway for American Dream car, a repairing shop at 501 James Street. It became rezoned from R6 (general residential area) to B2.
The request was made by the shop's owners, Emnedin and Lisa Omanovic, who were also present in public hearing that the voice prior to.
Doots, who invented himself to vote because his business of Andy's garden, besides the car store, that it doesn't look like that (it rezoned) will look better. He has already cleaned it. “
Mayor dale isom expressed that the new driveway of the new driveway from an already busy cross-busy to the Tyson Foods Inc. Chicken processing complex.
“It's a messy situation,” said isom of the congestion there. “I may hope that maybe with this (new driveway), perhaps better can be done with the intersection to help with traffic.”
City Family Teacher Kind Isom The NC Department currently the installation of a roundabout on the junction means on the junction of Corporation Street and South Cherry Street.
“You have a lot, especially with 100-plus semi trucks that come and go to Tyson, go to their site,” noted Nol.
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