051815mHARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Minutes of Regular Meeting
May 18, 2015
The Harnett County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on Monday, May 18, 2015,
in the Commissioners Meeting Room, County Administration Building, 102 East Front Street,
Lillington, North Carolina.
Members present:
Staff present:
Jim Burgin, Chaiuuan
Gordon Springle, Vice Chainuian
Abe Elmore, Commissioner
Barbara McKoy, Commissioner
Joe Miller, Commissioner
Joseph Jeffries, County Manager
Paula Stewart, Interim Deputy County Manager
Dwight Snow, County Attorney
Kimberly Honeycutt, Finance Officer
Margaret Regina Wheeler, Clerk
Chairman Burgin called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm. Vice Chailnian Springle led the pledge
of allegiance and invocation.
Chairman Burgin called for additions and deletions to the published agenda. Mr. Jeffries
requested the addition of two budget amendments regarding Harnett Forward Together
Committee (HFTC) debt payment. Mr. Jeffries noted that this issue has been discussed in closed
session and the agreement is forthcoming. Commissioner Elmore moved to approve the agenda
as amended. Vice Chairman Springle seconded the motion which passed unanimously.
Commissioner Elmore moved to approve the following items listed on the consent agenda.
Commissioner Miller seconded the motion which passed unanimously.
1. Minutes: May 4, 2015 Regular Meeting
2. Budget Amendments:
412 Sheriffs Office
Code 110- 0000 - 331.51 -05 Bulletproof Vest Grant
110- 0000 - 399.00 -00 Fund Balance
415 Board of Elections
Code 110- 4300 - 410.12 -00 Salaries & Wages Part time
110- 4300 - 410.58 -14 Travel — Admin
110- 4300 - 410.12 -01 Precinct Officials
8,992 increase
8,992 decrease
2,000 increase
1,000 increase
3,000 decrease
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418 WIA Youth Program
Code 234 - 7405 - 465.11 -00
234 - 7407 - 465.11 -00
234 - 7407 -465. 1 2 -00
234 - 7407 - 465.22 -00
234 - 7407 - 465.23 -01
234 - 0000 - 331.74 -05
234 - 0000 - 331.74 -07
420 Animal Control
Code 110 -5500- 420.74 -74
110 -5500 - 420.12 -00
110 -5500- 420.11 -00
Salaries & Wages
Salaries & Wages
Salaries & Wages Part time
FICA
Supplemental Retirement
Harnett In- School Youth Program
Harnett Out of School Youth Program
Capital Outlay Equipment
Public Safety /Salaries & Wages Part time
Public Safety /Salaries & Wages
423 Emergency Medical Service
Code 110 -5400- 420.33 -45 Contracted Services
110 -5400- 420.60 -36 Uniforms
110 -5401- 420.33 -45 Contracted Services
110 -5401- 420.60 -36 Uniforms
110- 5400 - 420.12 -00 Salaries & Wages Part time
110 -5401- 420.12 -00 Salaries & Wages Part time
425 Emergency Services
Code 110 -5300- 420.21 -00
110 -5300- 420.26 -08
110 -5300 - 420.11 -06
110-5300-420.11-00
427 General Fund
Code 110 -4150- 410.23 -01
110- 4155- 410.23 -01
110 -4180- 410.23 -01
110- 4250- 410.23 -01
110- 4300 - 410.23 -01
110- 4400 - 410.23 -01
110- 4500- 410.23 -01
110- 4600 - 410.23 -01
110- 4610- 410.23 -01
110 -4651- 410.23 -01
110- 4700 - 410.23 -01
110- 4800 - 410.23 -01
110- 4900 - 410.23 -01
110- 4910- 410.23 -01
110 -5100- 420.23 -01
110 -5300- 420.23 -01
Group Insurance Expense
Operating / Worker's Compensation
Salaries & Wages / Comp Time Payout
Public Safety / Salaries & Wages
Administration
Legal
Engineering
Human Resources
Board of Elections
Finance
Tax
General Services
Fleet Maintenance
Transportation Admin
Facilities Maintenance
Register of Deeds
Information Technology
GIS
Sheriff
Emergency Services
1,809 decrease
872 increase
462 increase
455 increase
20 increase
1,809 decrease
1,809 increase
25,000 increase
9,980 decrease
15,020 decrease
4,000 decrease
4,000 decrease
6,000 decrease
2,000 decrease
6,000 increase
10,000 increase
6,000 decrease
2,700 decrease
1,000 decrease
9,700 increase
2,829 increase
725 increase
436 increase
2,061 increase
1,123 increase
5,111 increase
6,440 increase
995 increase
675 increase
830 increase
3,668 increase
2,331 increase
6,216 increase
2,225 increase
3,920 increase
2,063 increase
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427 General Fund continued
Code 110 -5400- 420.23 -01
110 -5401- 420.23 -01
110 -5500- 420.23 -01
110 -5900- 420.23 -01
110- 6700 - 429.23 -01
110 -7100- 465.23 -01
110- 7200 - 465.23 -01
110- 7300 - 465.23 -01
110- 7301- 465.23 -01
110- 7326 - 465.23 -01
110- 7300 - 465.11 -04
110 -7210- 465.23 -01
110- 7500- 441.23 -01
110 -7501 - 441.23 -01
110 -7510- 441.23 -01
110- 7550- 441.23 -01
110- 7600 - 441.23 -01
110- 7700 - 441.23 -01
110 -7800- 441.23 -01
110- 8100- 450.23 -01
110- 8200 - 450.23 -01
110- 0000 - 399.00 -00
Emergency Medical Service
EMS Transport
Animal Services
Emergency Telephone System
Soil & Water
Industrial Development
Planning & Inspections
Cooperative Extension
CCR &R Block Grant
Race to the Top
Coop Ext NCCES Labor Distribution
Planning & inspections AMH
Department on Aging
Family Caregiver Support
RSVP
CAP - Disabled Adults
Health
Social Services
Veterans
Library
Park & Recreation
Fund Balance Appropriated
428 Emergency Response Planning
Code 263 -5251- 420.23 -01 Supplemental Retirement
263- 0000 - 399.00 -00 Fund Balance / Retained Earnings
429 Public Utilities
Code 531- 9000 - 431.23 -01
531- 9015- 431.23 -01
531- 9020 - 431.23 -01
531- 9021 - 431.23 -01
531- 9025- 431.23 -01
531- 9030 - 431.23 -01
531 -0000- 399.00 -00
430 Solid Waste
Code 580- 6600- 461.23 -01
580- 0000 - 399.00 -00
Admin, CSR, Meter Services
Water Treatment
Waste Water Treatment
Waste Water Treatment SHWW
Distribution Utilities
Collections Utilities
Fund Balance / Retained Earnings
Supplemental Retirement
Fund Balance / Retained Earnings
431 WIA Adult Program
Code 234 - 7410- 465.60 -33 Materials & Supplies
234 -7410- 465.23 -01 Supplemental Retirement
14,699 increase
3,666 increase
864 increase
867 increase
365 increase
720 increase
5,700 increase
433 increase
129 increase
86 increase
648 decrease
259 increase
804 increase
120 increase
456 increase
1,557 increase
22,569 increase
38,538 increase
668 increase
2,190 increase
1,229 increase
136,919 increase
207 increase
207 increase
7,281 increase
4,749 increase
3,988 increase
4,836 increase
4,836 increase
4,719 increase
30,409 increase
4,239 increase
4,239 increase
39 decrease
39 increase
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436 Industrial Development
Code 110 -7100- 465.32 -17 HFTC
110- 0000 - 389.43 -25 Article 46 Sales Tax
110- 0000 - 399.00 -00 Fund Balance Appropriated
437 Article 46 Sales Tax
Code 225- 8600 - 480.90 -10 Other Financing Uses — Trans
225- 0000- 313.30 -10 NC Sales Tax Article 46
3. Tax refunds, rebates and release
558,803 increase
240,000 increase
318,803 increase
240,000 increase
240,000 increase
4. Harnett County Emergency Services, on behalf of Boone Trail Emergency Services,
requested approval for Boone Trail Emergency Services to spend $97,000 of their fund
balance in order to begin an addition on Boone Trail Emergency Services Station One.
5. Harnett County Cooperative Extension requested permission to accept the 2015 -2016
Adolescent Parenting Grant from NC Department of Health and Human Services
Department in the amount of $75,000 in support of the Teen Pregnancy Prevention
Initiative. The $25,000 local in -kind match will be the office space the County provides
at the Agricultural Building.
6. Administration requested approval of the First Amendment To Economic Development
Incentive Agreement on the Treyburn Realty, LLC Quick Lane Tire & Auto Center.
7. Approval of County Manager's recommendation of Paula Stewart as Deputy County
Manager.
Chairman Burgin opened the floor for informal comments by the public, allowing up to 3
minutes for each presentation up to 30 minutes.
Kris Nystrom of 391 Center Lane in Bunnlevel, who is a substitute teacher in Harnett County
schools, talked about the ability of students at Western Harnett High School to earn
credentials in metal working skills which he said would then allow them to get a job in
Harnett County starting at $23 an hour. He noted Triton High School is also looking at
implementing a similar program. Mr. Nystrom suggested doing a feasibility assessment to
consider allowing students, who meet certain criteria, to cross school boundaries to attend
these class to get that certification.
Vice Chairman Springle moved to approve the appointment listed below. Commissioner Elmore
seconded the motion which passed unanimously.
Harnett County Public Library Board of Trustees
Yolanda Massey (nominated by Vice Chaiiiiian Springle) was reappointed to serve on
this board for a term of three years ending June 30, 2018.
Chairman Burgin reminded fellow board members to look at existing vacancies and invited the
audience to consider serving on some of these committees.
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Mark Locklear, Planning Services Director, introduced the Junior Planning Group. Mr. Locklear
noted during late 2014, Harnett County Planning Services received a grant from the N.C.
Wildlife Resources Commission to work on areas of the upcoming Comprehensive Growth Plan.
Harnett County Planning teamed up with Sustainable Sandhills, Inc., to create a
Wildlife /Conservation curriculum for local public schools to get students and their families
involved with the process.
Deanna Rozario, Sustainable Sandhills Outreach Coordinator, said she was very proud of the
kids that participated in the program and thanked the Board for the opportunity for them present.
Mrs. Rozario worked with students at Highland Middle School and reported that the children
participated in different components of the program and listened to several speakers throughout
the last few months with the culmination of those workshops being a presentation to the
commissioners about what they learned. Mrs. Rozario introduced Karlye Abney and Tatiana
Putzke who both made presentations to the Board. Mrs. Rozario presented the students with
Certificates of Completion and group photos were taken.
Mr. Locklear petitioned the Board for a public hearing regarding a proposed zoning change -
Landowner/Applicant: Johnny Faircloth; 1.49 +/- acres (consisting of three parcels); From RA-
20R to Commercial; Off NC Hwy 24 (on Chipmunk Court); Johnsonville Township. Mr.
Locklear noted all three sites are currently vacant undeveloped land and were originally
approved as part of the Nature Crossroads Subdivision. Surrounding land uses consist of
manufactured homes, stick built homes, several churches, a flea market, a beauty salon, and a
dilapidated commercial building. It was also noted there are two convenience stores located
within one mile from this site. Mr. Locklear said public water is available and private septic tank
would be utilize for the site. As required for all zoning changes within a five mile radius of Fort
Bragg, the Regional Land Use Advisory Commission was contacted regarding the proposed
rezoning and saw no issues.
Mr. Locklear reported that this application was heard at the May 4, 2015 Planning Board
meeting. The Harnett County Planning Board recommended denial, with a 4 -1 vote based on the
multiple uses that would accompany a commercial zoning district. Mr. Locklear did note
however, the Planning Board did feel a commercial use would benefit the area. The Planning
Board recommended that the applicant apply for a conditional use penult and felt this could
possibly improve the transition from residential to commercial.
Mr. Locklear stated staff evaluation as:
The IMPACT to the adjacent property owners and the surrounding community is
NOT reasonable, and the benefits of the rezoning DO NOT outweigh any potential
inconvenience or harm to the community. REASONING: The requested rezoning to
would have an unreasonable impact on the community. If rezoned to Commercial,
this would allow all uses pei itted in the commercial zoning district. Some of these
uses may not be compatible with the residential nature of the community. These lots
were originally approved to be developed for single family residential use within the
Natures Crossroads Subdivision. Therefore rezoning the proposed properties to
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commercial may have a negative impact on the residents who live within the
subdivision. If rezoned, there is the potential of traffic and quality of life issues,
especially to property owners adjacent to these internal lots.
- The requested zoning district is NOT COMPATIBLE with the existing Land Use
Classification. REASONING: The proposal does not enhance the public general
welfare, as the requested zoning is not compatible with the County Land Use Plan.
Further, the current zoning allows several commercial uses via the conditional use
process. The mechanism would allow the community to provide input on the uses
that could be placed on the site, as well as conditions that could reduce or prevent
potential negative impacts.
- The proposal does NOT ENHANCE or maintain the public health, safety and general
welfare. REASONING: The requested zoning to Commercial would not maintain
the public health, safety and general welfare due to the existing residential uses within
the area.
This request is NOT for a SMALL SCALE REZONING and should not be evaluated
for reasonableness. REASONING: The request does not need to be evaluated for a
small proposed rezoning because the parcels are contiguous to commercial zoning.
Suggested Statement -of- Consistency: Staff concludes that the requested rezoning to Commercial
is not compatible with all Harnett County regulatory documents. This rezoning has the potential
to impact the surrounding community, as well as fails to enhance public health, safety, and
general welfare because all permitted uses within a Commercial district would not be compatible
with the residential nature of the community. It is recommended that this rezoning request be
denied.
Lastly, Mr. Locklear reminded the group that one of the three lots was previously denied for
rezoning by the Harnett County Board of Commissioners however two adjourning lots were
rezoned at that time.
Chairman Burgin called to order a public hearing on the matter and opened the meeting for
comments from the public.
- Amanda Ramsey of 39 Sweet Bay Place in Cameron spoke in opposition to the proposed
zoning change.
- Niihau Ramsey of 39 Sweet Bay Place in Cameron spoke in opposition to the proposed
zoning change.
- Mickey Bennett, surveyor for the applicant, spoke in support of the rezoning request. Mr.
Bennett said, in regards to the recommendation to apply for a conditional use permit, RA-
20 zoning would not allow for a pharmacy.
- Johnny Faircloth, applicant, spoke in support of the rezoning request. Mr. Faircloth said
he plans to build a CVS on the adjourning property and needs these lots for parking and
buffering. Mr. Faircloth said has installed a turning lane and mentioned the possibility of
installing a playground and bus stop in the area.
Chairman Burgin closed the public hearing. Commissioners asked questions and discussion
continued. Mr. Locklear confirmed that currently a drug store is not covered through conditional
use. Staff confirmed that there is no restrictive covenant nor HOA for this subdivision.
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Vice Chaimian Springle moved that the Board accept the recommendation of the Planning Board
and deny this request. The motion died due to the lack of a second. Commissioner McKoy
moved to table the request. Commissioner Elmore second the motion which passed
unanimously.
Mr. Locklear petitioned the board for public hearing regarding a proposed zoning change -
Landowner/Applicant: Ruth Altman Jackson / Ruthie Jackson; 3.5 +/- acres (consisting of 2
parcels); From RA -30 & Commercial to RA -30; SR # 1811 Access Road / Bud Hawkins Road;
Averasboro Township. Mr. Locklear noted the site is currently vacant and surrounding land uses
consist of farmland, low density residential, several churches as well as Heritage Bible College
and various commercial uses. Public water is available and private septic tank would have to be
utilized for this property.
Mr. Locklear reported this application was heard at the May 4, 2015 Planning Board meeting and
the Harnett County Planning Board recommended approval with a unanimous vote based on the
existing zoning compatibility to the surrounding properties.
Mr. Locklear stated staff evaluation as:
The IMPACT to the adjacent property owners and the surrounding community is
reasonable, and the benefits of the rezoning outweigh any potential inconvenience or
harm to the community. REASONING: The impact to the surrounding community is
reasonable, as the requested zoning district is similar in nature to neighboring zoning.
The requested zoning district is COMPATIBLE with the existing Land Use
Classification. REASONING: The requested zoning to RA -30 is compatible with
the Land Use Classification of Municipal Growth area. As per the existing plan, a
Municipal Growth area is meant to encourage uses that would promote a city /town
based development.
The proposal does ENHANCE or maintain the public health, safety and general
welfare. REASONING: The requested zoning to RA -30 would maintain the public
health, safety and general welfare due to the existing residential uses within the area.
This request is NOT for a SMALL SCALE REZONING and should not be evaluated
for reasonableness. REASONING: The proposed rezoning to RA -30 is immediately
adjacent to RA -30 zoned land, thus the application does not need to be considered a
Small Scale Rezoning.
Suggested Statement -of- Consistency: Staff concludes that the requested to RA -30 would not
have an unreasonable impact on the surrounding community and will maintain the public health,
safety, and general welfare because of the existing residential uses within the area and the
compatibility with neighboring zoning districts. It is recommended that this rezoning request be
approved.
Chairman Burgin called to order a public hearing on the matter and opened the meeting for
comments from the public.
— Ruthie Altman Jackson, the applicant, spoke in support of the proposed zoning change.
Mrs. Jackson said they could make better use of the property if it was all zoned
residential.
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Chaiuuan Burgin closed the public hearing. Commissioner Elmore moved to approve the
request as presented. Commissioner McKoy second the motion which passed unanimously.
Mr. Locklear petitioned the board for public hearing regarding proposed text amendments to the
Harnett County UDO, Applicant: Harnett County Planning Services. Mr. Locklear said there is a
need to adjust the U.D.O. from time to time for various reasons. He confiliiied that most of the
requested changes are due to changes in State guidelines. Mr. Locklear gave an overview of the
following proposed text amendments:
Dead -End Street Length & Width,
Article VII (Development Design Guidelines)
Section 2.0 (Street & Transportation Standards)
Reason for requested change: To ensure that Harnett County's U.D.O. regulations
concerning dead -end streets coincide with the NC DOT guidelines.
Suggested Statement -of- Consistency: Staff concludes that the requested text amendment
is compatible with Harnett County regulatory documents, and the benefits outweigh any
potential inconvenience of harm to the community. This will maintain orderly and
compatible land use and development patterns and encourage compatibility with NC
DOT development practices. Therefore, it is recommended that this text amendment
request be approved.
r Subdivision Street Maintenance
Article VII (Development Design Guidelines)
Section 14.0 (Installation & Maintenance of Required Improvements)
Reason for requested change: To provide an option for street maintenance to property
owners within neighborhoods where the Developer of Record no longer exists.
Suggested Statement -of- Consistency: Staff concludes that the requested text amendment
is compatible with Harnett County regulatory documents and maintains the public health,
safety and general welfare. This amendment will maintain orderly development patterns
and coincide with NC DOT regulations. Therefore, it is recommended that this text
amendment request be approved.
Manufactured Home Park Business License, Article II (Nonconfonuities)
Section 6.0 (Nonconfoiming Manufactured Home Parks)
Section 8.0 (Continuation of Nonconforming Situations)
Article III (Development & Subdivision Review, Permitting, & Approval Requirements),
Section 2.0 (Permit Requirements), Section 5.0 (Manufactured Home Park Site Plan
Review Requirements)
Article V (Use Regulations), Section 11.0 (Other Uses)
Article XIII (Enforcement & Penalties), Section 6.0 (Remedies), Section 7.0 (Compliance
Period);
Article XIV (Definitions & Certifications), Section 2.0 (General Definitions &
Acronyms)
Reason for requested change: To ensure that Harnett County's U.D.O. regulations,
concerning Manufactured Home Park business licenses, coincide with the N.C.
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guidelines & new General Statute regulations; and to create an option for MHP owner's
to reduce the total acres of the Park, without reducing their rented lots.
Suggested Statement -of- Consistency: Staff concludes that the requested text amendment
is compatible with Harnett County regulatory documents and maintains the public health,
safety and general welfare. This amendment will maintain typical zoning compliance
and coincide with the NC General Statute regulations. Therefore, it is recommended that
this text amendment be approved.
Mr. Locklear noted staff also included two clarifications within the proposed text amendments:
1) limiting the number of pet containers a person can have to one 10 x 10 pet container
2) included a mechanism where a park can use residual land for other uses
Mr. Locklear reported that the Harnett County Planning Board reviewed all text amendments as
presented by Planning Services staff on May 4, 2015, and voted unanimously to recommend
approval of all text amendments as presented. (Attachment 1)
Chailman Burgin called to order a public hearing on the matter of all proposed text amendments
and opened the meeting for comments from the public. Seeing no one move, Chairman Burgin
closed the public hearing. Vice Chairman Springle moved to approve the text amendments as
presented. Commissioner Elmore seconded the motion which passed unanimously.
Mr. Jeffries presented the following reports:
- Good Hope Hospital, Inc. Balance Sheet as of December 31, 2014
- Veteran Affairs Activities Report — April 2015
- Department of Public Health Activities Summary — April 2015
- Harnett County Planning Services Report — April 2015
- Interdepartmental budget amendments
Mr. Jeffries provided an update regarding discussions with BC /BS regarding the County's health
insurance, prescription plans and various other benefits. He reported that our broker was able to
negotiate and recommend to us to continue to stay with BC /BS regarding the phalinacy and the
stop -loss. Mr. Jeffries said the broker was able to negotiate a better prescription plan, improve
benefits as well as improve the reporting from BC /BS. He said at the end of the day the fixed
cost savings to the County is $285,000.
Mr. Jeffries also shared a copy of NC Magazine which included an advertisement for Harnett
County that Economic Development placed in the magazine.
Chairman Burgin called for any new business. Commissioner Miller shared his concerns
regarding Senate Bill 513 which is an agricultural bill. He said Section 13 of SB 513 deals with
deer farming which he believes is for trophy and not meat. Commissioner Miller said this would
allow deer to be brought in to our state from anywhere. He said his biggest concern is disease
and reported Chronic Waste Disease (CWD), which he said is the deer equivalent of mad cow
disease, has been linked back to deer faints in other states. Commissioner Miller said the Dean
of Natural Resources at NCSU said CWD is the most serious threat we will face in our lifetime.
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Commissioner Miller said he thinks several counties have brought up resolutions opposing this.
He said he thinks we should do our due diligence and look into this and if you read the SB 513
they are going to take the control away from the Wildlife Commission and give it to the
Agriculture Depai fluent. Commissioner Elmore moved to instruct the County Manager to
contact our representatives and collect information regarding this issue before their next meeting.
Commissioner Miller second the motion which passed unanimously.
Commissioner McKoy moved that the Board go into closed session to discuss (1) to discuss
matters relating to economic development in Harnett County; and (2) to instruct the County staff
concerning the position to be taken by the County in negotiating the terms of a proposed contract
for the purchase of real property. This motion was made pursuant to N.C. General Statute
Section 143- 318.11(a)(4) &(5). Commissioner Miller seconded the motion which passed
unanimously.
Vice Chairman Springle moved that the Board come out of closed session. Commissioner Miller
seconded the motion which passed unanimously.
Commissioner Elmore moved to adjourn the meeting at 8:58 pm. Commissioner McKoy
seconded the motion which passed unanimously.
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ATTACHMENT 1
Harnett
C O U N T Y
A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE
HARNETT COUNTY UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCE
www.harnett.org
WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners of Harnett County adopted the UDO on October 17, 2011 for
the purpose of promoting the health, safety, and general welfare of the county residents; and
WHEREAS, this ordinance was adopted under authority granted by the General Assembly of the State of
North Carolina, particularly G.S. 153A -340; and
WHEREAS, the UDO contains provisions for amending said ordinance and those provisions have been
followed; and
WHEREAS, the Harnett County Planning Board has reviewed the amendment to the articles of the UDO
as listed below and recommends the adoption of the following amendment.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF HARNETT
COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA that Article VII "Development Design Guidelines "; Section 2.0 "Street
& Transportation Standards "; Article VII "Development Design Guidelines "; Section 14.0 "Installation &
Maintenance of Required Improvements "; Article II "Nonconformities "; Section 6.0 "Nonconforming
Manufactured Home Parks "; Section 8.0 "Continuation of Nonconforming Situations "; Article III
"Development & Subdivision Review, Permitting, & Approval Requirements "; Section 2.0 "Permit
Requirements "; Section 5.0 "Manufactured Home Park Site Plan Review Requirements "; Article V "Use
Regulations ", Section 11.0 "Other Uses "; Article XIII "Enforcement & Penalties ", Section 6.0
"Remedies ", Section 7.0 "Compliance Period "; Article XIV "Definitions & Certifications ", Section 2.0
"General Definitions & Acronyms ", shall be amended to read as indicated in the "Attachments."
"Attachments" are filed with the Unified Development Ordinance in the Clerk to the Board's Office.
Duly adopted this 18th day of May, 2015 and effective upon adoption.
HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Marga -t Regina : n -eler, Clerk to the Boa
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