TOWN OF CARY
REQUEST FOR REZONING/PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT/ LAND USE PLAN AMENDMENT
TOWN COUNCIL IMPACT STATEMENT (NOVEMBER 13, 2003)
03-REZ-08 6750 TRYON ROAD
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Randy Guthrie, Principal Planner (919) 462-3942 Randy.guthrie@townofcary.org |
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PETITIONER |
PROJECT CONTACT |
PROPERTY OWNER |
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Harvest Davalland, LLC 6750 Tryon Road Cary, NC 27511 (919) 836-4840 Fax: (919) 851-1918 bhood@mulkeyinc.com |
Bill Hood
Harvest Davalland, LLC 6750 Tryon Road Cary, NC 27511 (919) 836-4840 Fax: (919) 851-1918 bhood@mulkeyinc.com |
Harvest Davalland,
LLC
6750 Tryon Road Cary, NC 27511 (919) 836-4840 Fax: (919) 851-1918 |
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LOCATION: |
6750 Tryon Road (Intersection of Tryon Rd. and Frostwood Dr.) |
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MAPS: |
Vicinity Map - Small Vicinity Map - Large Zoning Map Land Use Plan Map Stream Buffers Open Space Map |
In Town Limits [X] Inside Cary ETJ [ ] Outside Cary ETJ [ ] Annexation Pending [ ]
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PROPOSED SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS |
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TOWN COUNCIL PUBLIC HEARING: |
August 14, 2003 |
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PLANNING & ZONING BOARD and PUBLIC HEARING: |
October 20, 2003 |
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TOWN COUNCIL: |
November 13, 2003 |
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PARCEL INFORMATION |
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Parcel # |
Realid # |
Area |
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076212851222 |
7.76 (calc) 7.847 (deeded) |
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REZONING DATA |
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CURRENT |
PROPOSED |
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UDO |
LDO |
UDO |
LDO |
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Zoning: |
O&I – CU |
O&I – CU |
O&I – CU |
O&I - CU |
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Overlay District: |
Swift Creek Watershed |
Swift Creek Watershed |
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Land Use: |
OFC/INS |
OFFC |
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OVERVIEW OF REQUEST |
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This property is in an O&I CU district and the applicant requests two of the previous conditions changed. Change 1. Building setbacks of at least 90 feet will be applied to the east boundary of Parcel B (Frostwood Lane side) and a building setback of at least 120’ to the north boundary of Parcel B (rear of lots fronting on Larkwood Lane side). No parking will be allowed on the east side of the new building. Change 2. Increase to a 55,000 building and any expansion of the existing structure or new structures constructed will be limited to a single story structure. See further clarification in the "rezoning conditions" listed below. |
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REZONING CONDITIONS |
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CURRENT |
PROPOSED |
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1.
Any new buildings would be architecturally compatible with the
existing church building and be residential in character. ·
Buildings would be primarily brick, similar in appearance
and quality to the existing church building and the residential structures
on surrounding lots. ·
All roofs would be pitched (residential in character).
Asphalt shingle roof material will closely match the existing building. 2.
Relative to Parcel B, 40-foot Type A buffers will be applied
to 3.
The existing gravel parking lot (on Lot B) will be grassed
upon church's vacating the property. Topsoil
will be spread over the entire lot and a grass lawn established. 4.
Light pole height will be limited to 20 feet.
Also, shoebox type light fixtures will be used to add
attractiveness to the site and limit spillover lighting.
Lot B lighting will be removed upon church vacating property. 5.
Building height will not exceed 36 feet from finished grade
to mean height between eaves and peak. 6.
Access to Parcel B from 7. The total number of buildings on the entire site (parcels A & B) shall be limited to two buildings (including the existing building) with a maximum square footage for the entire site (parcels A & B) shall be limited to 35,000 square feet. This 35,000 square foot limitation applies to the existing building (June 1999) as well as any additional building
8.
The following uses will be removed as permitted uses under
the conditional rezoning: ·
Child day care centers ·
Parking lots, as the principal use of the property ·
Funeral homes ·
Public utility facilities ·
Utility substations ·
Communications, radio, TV microwave or other telecommunications
towers. ·
Outdoor amphitheater, government ·
Package delivery/messenger services ·
Kennels indoor/outdoor (outdoor walking, exercising,
training, etc.) ·
Hospitals ·
Nightclubs and bars ·
Farm market ·
Banks ·
Restaurants 9.
The property owner or the assignee shall complete the
required thoroughfare plan improvements to 10.
A traffic impact analysis report as per the Interim Planned
Development Ordinance provisions will be required with the initial site
plan application for the subject property. 11.
Dumpster and pads will be screened with material matching
the building exterior. 12.
No temporary or permanent mobile trailers will be allowed
(construction trailers not included). 13.
Existing on-site trailers will be removed upon church
vacating property.
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1.
Any new buildings would be architecturally compatible with
the existing church building and be residential in character. ·
Buildings would be primarily brick, similar in appearance
and quality to the existing church building and the residential structures
on surrounding lots. ·
All roofs would be pitched (residential in character).
Asphalt shingle roof material will closely match the existing building.
3.
The existing gravel parking lot (on Lot B) will be grassed
upon church's vacating the property. Topsoil
will be spread over the entire lot and a grass lawn established. 4.
Light pole height will be limited to 20 feet.
Also, shoebox type light fixtures will be used to add
attractiveness to the site and limit spillover lighting.
Lot B lighting will be removed upon church vacating property. 5.
Building height will not exceed 36 feet from finished grade
to mean height between eaves and peak. 6.
Access to Parcel B from 7.
The total number of buildings on the entire site (parcels A
& B) shall be limited to two buildings (including the existing
building) with a maximum square footage for the entire site (parcels A
& B) shall be limited to 8.
The following uses will be removed as permitted uses under
the conditional rezoning: ·
Child day care centers ·
Parking lots, as the principal use of the property ·
Funeral homes ·
Public utility facilities ·
Utility substations ·
Communications, radio, TV microwave or other
telecommunications towers. ·
Outdoor amphitheater, government ·
Package delivery/messenger services ·
Kennels indoor/outdoor (outdoor walking, exercising,
training, etc.) ·
Hospitals ·
Nightclubs and bars ·
Farm market ·
Banks ·
Restaurants 9.
The property owner or the assignee shall complete the
required thoroughfare plan improvements to 10.
A traffic impact analysis report as per the Interim Planned
Development Ordinance provisions will be required with the initial site
plan application for the subject property. 11.
Dumpster and pads will be screened with material matching
the building exterior. 12.
No temporary or permanent mobile trailers will be allowed
(construction trailers not included). 13. Existing on-site trailers will be removed upon church vacating property. |
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REZONING HISTORY |
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98-REZ-32: R-30 to OICU (Approved) |
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SITE DATA |
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WATER/SEWER SERVICE |
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Staff
Remarks: This property has direct access to a Town of |
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TRANSPORTATION |
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Traffic Impact Analysis Required: Yes [ ] No [ x ] |
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office building of 55,000 sq.ft. does not require a traffic study. AM
Peak
86 trips PM
Peak
82 trips ADT
606 trips A
Traffic Impact Analysis was prepared by HNTB November 2000 per condition
15. Analysis: Does not require a traffic impact study |
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ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS |
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The
project is located in the Swift Creek Watershed and will have to meet the
requirement of the Reservoir Watershed Protection Ordinance of the Town of
There
are riparian buffers associated with this project that will need to be
investigated. The
project will be required to meet the nitrogen requirements of the Town of Analysis:
This project meets all of the requirements of the Stormwater
section of the Engineering Department. |
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ADJACENT ZONING AND LAND USES |
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Zoning: |
Land Use: |
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UDO |
LDO |
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North: |
R-30 |
R-40 |
LDR |
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South: |
R-30 |
R-40 |
LDR |
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East: |
R-30 |
R-40 |
LDR |
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West: |
R-30 C |
R-12 |
LDR |
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TOWN OF CARY FUTURE LAND USE PLAN DATA |
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CURRENT |
PROPOSED |
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Plan Designation: |
OFC/INS |
No change |
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Alternate Designation: |
none |
none |
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Activity Center: |
none |
none |
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COMPREHENSIVE PLAN ANALYSIS |
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Land Use Plan Element LAND USE PLAN AMENDMENT HISTORY: None. |
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TRANSPORTATION PLANNING |
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Transit: The Town's transit service (C-Tran) can provide service to the subject area. C-Tran is a demand responsive transit service managed by the Town to provide bus transit to residents, visitors and businesses in Cary.Pedestrian: Sidewalk is required on both sides of thoroughfares. The Town’s Tryon Road widening project includes installing sidewalk on both sides of Tryon Road. Bicycle: Fourteen foot wide outside lanes are required on thoroughfares to accommodate bicycle traffic. The Town’s Tryon Road widening project includes 14’ wide outside lanes. Transportation Plan Element: The Town’s Transportation Plan designates Tryon Road to have an ultimate six lane median divided cross section centered within a 124’ right-of-way. The Town’s Tryon Road widening project proposes a four lane median divided roadway centered within a 100’ right-of-way. **Estimated construction start for the Town’s Tryon Road widening project is Spring 2004. Estimated completion is Spring 2006. |
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OPEN SPACE CONSIDERATIONS |
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Analysis: There are no significant resources on the parcel. |
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PARKS, GREENWAYS AND BIKEWAYS MASTER PLAN |
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Analysis: No comment |
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STAFF RECOMMENDATION |
| Staff recommends approval |
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PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD RECOMMENDATION: |
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No Public Hearing Comments were made since no changes have occurred since the last Public Hearing. Don Hyatt made a motion to forward the case to Town Council for approval based on staff recommendations. Christy Perrin seconded the motion and board voted unanimously, 9-0. |
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TOWN COUNCIL RECOMMENDATION: |
| Approved. |
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Information regarding this rezoning case will be on the Internet one week prior to the public hearing. Our Internet address for this case is http://www.townofcary.org/depts/dsdept/P&Z/rezonings/2003cases/2003index.htm |