HomeMy WebLinkAboutBritt_St length VarianceHARNETT COUNTY
PLANNING BOARD
December 2, 2019
Staff Contact: Jay Sikes, Mgr of Planning Services
(910) 893-7525 or jsikes@harnett.org
Case Number: PLAN1909-0003
SITE INFORMATION
Owner: Coldstream Development, LLC
Applicant: Coldstream Development, LLC (c/o John Hornaday)
Location: Hwy 55 & Ennis Rd
Township: Black River
PIN #: 0682-28-1492
Zoning: RA-30
Proposed # of Lots: 67 (25,000 sq ft minimum lot size)
Total Acres: 72.05
Water: Public (County)
Sewer: Private (Septic)
REQUEST & DEVELOPMENT BACKGROUND
The applicant requests a 600’ variance to the U.D.O Article VII, Section 2.10.1 where it states that no permanent dead-end street shall exceed 2,500 feet in length. The request is due
to the shape of the lot as well as existing environmental features.
Article XII, SECTION 5.2 Subdivision Variance Procedures
The Planning Board may vary from the design standards and improvements required by this Ordinance, after finding that the following conditions exist:
A. There are extraordinary and exceptional conditions pertaining to the particular piece of property in question because of its size, shape, or topography that are not applicable to
other lands or structures.
B. Granting the variance requested will not confer upon the subdivider any special privileges that are denied to others.
C. A literal interpretation of the provisions of this Ordinance would deprive the subdivider of rights commonly enjoyed by others.
D. The requested variance will be in harmony with the purpose and intent of this Ordinance and will not be injurious to the neighborhood or to the general welfare.
E. The special circumstances are not the result of the actions of the subdivider.
F. The variance requested is the minimum needed.
G. The burden of producing substantial evidence to support the required findings by the Planning Board is clearly upon the applicant. The Planning Board shall deny any request for
a variance that is not directly supported by substantial and credible evidence.
H. Land uses on adjoining property may be considered by the Planning Board during its deliberation. However, ownership of any adjoining property by direct lineal descendants or direct
lineal ascendants of the applicant or subdivider shall not be considered by the Planning Board.
Due to its proximity to the Town of Angier’s ETJ, their staff was contacted. If certain design standards are met, they do allow streets 1,200’ or longer (larger lots, stub-outs provided,
etc) If this development were to voluntarily annex into Angier they would consider this as a legal-nonconforming development.
If applicable, the Planning Board may attach, to the granting of such a variance, any conditions necessary to insure that the purpose and intent of this Ordinance is not compromised.
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