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Rezone/CUP
Rezone/CUP - Type
CUP
Petition Number
01270
Town
Christiana Township
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1, 2
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DCPCUP-0000-01270
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COMPOSITE REPORT - Page 2 APPLICATION NO. <br /> STAFF COMMENTS <br /> REGIONAL PLANNING <br /> Petition 6366-CUP 1270. This proposed commercial rezoning is in an agricultural preservation area <br /> of the Town of Christiana. The site is a 14.7 acre soybean field,with no structure on the farmland. The <br /> proposed development appears to conflict with adopted policies. A primary agricultural policy is: "To <br /> limit non-farm residential development to those areas not classified as prime farmland or those of <br /> statewide importance." <br /> As noted above,the site is a soybean field,part of a larger farm. The soils are 100%Class I and II in <br /> production capability according to the application. This is born out by the soil productivity map which <br /> indicates all of the soil in the area including this site is "prime farmland" as defined by the USDA Soil <br /> Conservation Service. <br /> The other relevant policy for this proposal is as follows: <br /> 2. Commercial and Manufacturing Areas are not specifically mapped, but will be <br /> determined by these policies: <br /> a. To prohibit strip development. <br /> b. To allow some home businesses which will be reviewed on the basis of their present and <br /> probably future impact on surrounding land uses. In considering rezoning for such <br /> uses, conditions should be attached that assure: <br /> - proper business access. <br /> - visual compatibility with surrounding area. <br /> - restrictions on expansion or re-use. <br /> To rezone only the minimum area needed and use the least intensive zoning district <br /> possible. To limit the rezoning only for the original applicant. <br /> Staff comments relative to the policy criteria: <br /> a. This may not technically be strip development,but it is the type of decision which leads to <br /> strip development. The C-1 parcel to the west is another farmstead rezoned for commercial <br /> uses several years ago. The C-2 and M-1 parcel to the northwest is a salvage yard business. If <br /> this proposal is approved, it will make three business entrances onto USH 12 within 1/4 mile. <br /> b. The home business reference appears to assume there had to be an existing home. There is no <br /> house on this site, and the request is for a totally new building for business purposes,not a <br /> home business. <br /> If rezoning is rationalized for this site,there needs to be conditional rezoning, since the C-1 <br /> district allows many uses even more inconsistent with policies than a bed and breakfast. <br /> - Any access to this site should be from Rodney Drive,not USH 12. <br /> - Building a large new building on this site will change the visual compatibility of this area. <br /> There is a farm building group to the north(Petition 6365) and another set of <br />
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