Planning Commission
Regular MeetingFort Mill, SC · September 18, 2018
Minutes
MINUTES
TOWN OF FORT MILL
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
September 18, 2018
112 Confederate Street
6:30 PM
Present: Hynek Lettang, Zhengzheng Wiley, Ben Hudgins, James Traynor, Chris Wolfe, Matt
Lucarelli, Planning Director Chris Pettit
Absent: Tom Petty
Guests: Brian Upton, Kevin Caldwell, Rob Heffner, Julie D’Orso, Bruce Marshman, Andre’
Lennon, Bill Strickland
Chairman Traynor called the meeting to order at 6:30 pm.
Mr. Wolfe made a motion to defer consideration of the August 21, 2018 minutes until the October
Planning Commission meeting to allow staff time to add further detail within the minutes. Mr.
Hudgins seconded the motion. The motion to defer was approved by a vote of 6-0.
NEW BUSINESS ITEMS
1. Annexation Request – Martin Property (Nims Lake Road): Planning Director Pettit
provided a brief overview of the request, which was to review and provide a
recommendation on an ordinance to annex York County Tax Map Number 709-00-00-011,
located at 762 Nims Lake Road and containing approximately 0.89 +/- acres. Staff noted
that the property was surrounded by Town jurisdiction and that the primary reasoning for
the applicant’s request was in order to be eligible for Town utility services.
Chairman Traynor questioned whether the R-15 zoning designation would allow for the
property to be subdivided, to which Planning Director Pettit noted that it would not be
able to be subdivided.
Mr. Wolfe made a motion to recommend in favor of approval. Mr. Lucarelli seconded the
motion. The motion was approved by a vote of 6-0.
2. Road Name Approval: Vintage Fort Mill (Pleasant / Vista MXU): Planning Director Pettit
provided a brief overview of the request, which was to review and approve the road name
for the Vintage Fort Mill apartment project off Pleasant Road. Planning Director Pettit
noted that the project was a portion of the larger Pleasant / Vista MXU project and that the
proposed road, “Ridgeline Drive”, would provide the apartment site with access off
Pleasant Road.
Mr. Hudgins made a motion to approve the road name as submitted. Mr. Lettang
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seconded the motion. The motion was approved by a vote of 6-0.
INFORMATION/ DISCUSSION ITEMS
1. Preliminary Appearance Review: Sutton Road Commercial Project: Planning Director
Pettit provided a brief overview of the request, the purpose of which was to provide a
preliminary review of a commercial project along Sutton Road. The various applicants and
representatives for the request provided an overview of the project, specifically noting that
due to the requirements of the COD/COD-N overlay and the TCP Transportation Corridor
Preservation overlay, there was a desire to come before the Planning Commission for an
initial discussion prior to their formal submittal.
Discussions occurred related to the proposed widening project for Sutton Road and the
setback implications due to the TCP overlay district. The applicant provided pictures and
options for the Planning Commission to review as far as locations for the stormwater
drainage features in the front setback, which is allowed in the COD/COD-N overlay when
designed to mimic the natural environment.
Commissioner Wolfe noted that the proposed location is a key entrance/gateway into the
Town, referencing the work that was put into the design requirements in the draft UDO
that are intended to provide applicants with direction for materials and architecture for
new commercial projects.
The applicant’s architect provided an overview of the proposed building architecture and
materials, which was based on a modern, high-tech design inspiration. Chairman Traynor
questioned the primary building material, which the architect noted would be pre-cast
concrete panels. Discussions occurred related to the parapet walls, rooftop screening for
mechanical equipment. The applicant noted that the front façade would have the highest
level of treatment, however all four sides would be treated similarly since they would all
be visible.
Commissioner Wolfe provided the applicant with common considerations of the Planning
Commission such as deviations in vertical and horizontal building depths and heights,
inspirational features from the Town’s history, with the intent so that everything has
common features and that no building stands out amongst the others. Commissioner
Wolfe stated a desire to see the building have a more traditional, but still modern, look.
Commissioner Lucarelli provided ideas related to building materials and colors that could
be used to provide a historic feel with a similar design.
Commissioner Lucarelli questioned whether there would be any fencing / screening around
the stormwater pond at the front, to which the applicant noted that it would depend on
the depth of the pond. Commissioner Wiley questioned whether an underground storage
system was considered for stormwater rather than the upfront pond, to which the
applicant noted that the underground systems have their own challenges.
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Commissioner Wolfe noted that any dumpster enclosures would need to incorporate
similar building materials as the principal structure.
Commissioner Hudgins questioned whether any of the existing significant trees could be
retained, to which the applicant noted that the trees were generally located in the middle
of the building pad and that those trees would be mitigated per the code as required.
Chairman Traynor questioned whether the parking met the COD/COD-N overlay district
requirements, to which Planning Director Pettit noted that the design did meet the
requirements.
Commissioner Lettang provided a concern related to the modern design as it can clash with
other traditional buildings. Commissioner Lucarelli provided some ideas for traditionalizing
the existing design, particularly related to the white material color as shown on the
drawing.
Discussions occurred related to the submittal materials for the next, formal commercial
appearance review, which included elevations drawings for all sides of the building,
building material samples, and color samples.
2. Preliminary Appearance Review: Fort Mill Parkway Commercial Project: Planning
Director Pettit provided a brief overview of the request, the purpose of which was to
provide a preliminary review of a commercial project along Fort Mill Parkway. Planning
Director Pettit provided the Planning Commission with more detail related to the specific
location that is proposed for the project. The various applicants and representatives for
the request provided an overview of the project, with a desire to come before the Planning
Commission for an initial discussion prior to their formal submittal.
Discussions occurred related to the general design of the site plan, including the need for a
traffic impact analysis and further permitting for a septic drain field due to the distance
away from a Town sewer line. Commissioner Wiley questioned whether the Town would
allow a septic field, to which Planning Director Pettit noted that connections to public
utilities were required when they were within a certain distance of a project.
Commissioner Wolfe questioned what the student capacity of the facility would be, to
which the applicant noted that the target would be 150 students with the actual capacity
being set by the state. Further discussions occurred related to whether the parking counts
were appropriate for the number of students, to which it was discussed that parking would
be an issue for school events, but it would be not unlike other schools from that standpoint.
Commissioner Hudgins questioned whether there would be any opportunity to preserve
existing tree coverage, specifically significant trees, to which the applicant noted that they
would attempt to keep as much tree coverage as possible without completely hiding the
school from the roadway.
The applicant noted that the design inspiration would come from Catawba Ridge High
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School. Discussions occurred related to awnings on all doors, the proposed use of brick,
and the proposed metal roof. Commissioner Wolfe referred to the discussion from the
previous agenda item as it related to materials, design, and other desired architectural
elements.
Discussions occurred related to the submittal materials for the next, formal commercial
appearance review, which included elevations drawings for all sides of the building,
building material samples, and color samples.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 7:34.
Respectfully submitted,
Chris Pettit, AICP
Planning Director
October 13, 2018
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Agenda
TOWN OF FORT MILL
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
September 18, 2018
112 Confederate Street
6:30 PM
AGENDA - AMENDED
CALL TO ORDER
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1. Regular Meeting: August 21, 2018 [Pages 2–4]
NEW BUSINESS ITEMS
1. Annexation Request: Martin Property (Nims Lake Road) [Pages 5–15]
An ordinance annexing York County Tax Map Number 709-00-00-011 located at 762 Nims
Lake Road and containing approximately 0.89 +/- acres
2. Road Name Approval: Vintage Fort Mill (Pleasant / Vista MXU) [Pages 16–17]
Request from Cooper Willis to approve the road name for the Vintage Fort Mill project
INFORMATION / DISCUSSION ITEMS
1. Preliminary Appearance Review: Sutton Road Commercial Project [Pages 18–20]
A request for preliminary appearance review to discuss a proposed commercial project
located on York County Tax Map Numbers 020-20-01-045 and 020-20-01-046
2. Preliminary Appearance Review: Fort Mill Parkway Commercial Project [Pages 21–22]
A request for preliminary appearance review to discuss a proposed commercial project
located on York County Tax Map Number 020-12-01-279 (portion)
ADJOURN
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MINUTES
TOWN OF FORT MILL
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
August 21, 2018
112 Confederate Street
6:30 PM
Present: Hynek Lettang, Zhengzheng Wiley, Ben Hudgins, Chris Wolfe, Tom Petty, Matt
Lucarelli, Planning Director Chris Pettit, Senior Planner Alex Moore, Assistant Planner
Nick Cauthen
Absent: James Traynor
Guests: See Attached Sign-In Sheet
Vice-Chairman Hudgins called the meeting to order at 6:30 pm.
Mr. Lettang made a motion to approve the minutes from the July 31, 2018 meeting as submitted.
Mr. Lucarelli seconded the motion. The minutes were approved by a vote of 4-0.
OLD BUSINESS ITEMS
Ms. Wiley and Mr. Petty arrived prior to the discussion of Old Business Item #1.
1. Annexation Request – Scibuola Property: Planning Director Pettit provided a brief
overview of the request, which was to review and provide a recommendation on an
ordinance to annex 4.74 +/- acres off Kimbrell Road for the purpose of developing a
commercial site. The Planning Commission originally reviewed the request at their July 31,
2018 meeting, at which time the request was deferred to allow staff time to develop a text
amendment to the LC Local Commercial District so as to allow for childcare centers.
Planning Director Pettit provided an overview of the proposed text amendment to the LC
District (New Business Item #1), which serves as a related companion to the annexation
request.
Discussions occurred related to Planning Commissioner concerns with introducing
commercial in a residential context, the potential increase in traffic, issues with access off
Kimbrell Road as opposed to Tom Hall Street, and other uses that could be developed in
the LC District by-right.
Robb Bryan, a representative of a potential commercial user, spoke to the request, the
requirements of a traffic study and required mitigation, as well as other commercial within
the project’s vicinity.
Jeff Scibuola, the property owner, spoke in favor of the request and noted that there was
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a need for daycare uses within the area.
Commissioners Wiley and Lucarelli noted that further information on the project plan
would help in making a recommendation.
There being no further questions, Vice-Chairman Hudgins called for a motion. Mr. Wolfe
made the motion to recommend in favor of denial of the annexation request. Mr. Lettang
seconded the motion. The motion was approved by a vote of 4-2, with Ms. Wiley and Mr.
Petty opposed.
NEW BUSINESS ITEMS
1. Text Amendment: LC Local Commercial District: Planning Director Pettit provided a brief
overview of the request, the purpose of which was to review and provide a
recommendation on an ordinance adding childcare centers as a conditional use in the LC
Local Commercial District and adding other requirements as found in the recommended
Unified Development Ordinance.
There being no questions, Vice-Chairman Hudgins called for a motion. Mr. Petty made the
motion to recommend in favor of approval of the text amendment. Mr. Lucarelli seconded
the motion. The motion was approved by a vote of 6-0.
2. Rezoning Request: FMSD Property (FM Parkway): Planning Director Pettit provided an
overview for the request, the purpose of which was to review and provide a
recommendation on an ordinance to rezone three properties, containing approximately
34.17 +/- acres, owned by the Fort Mill School District. Planning Director Pettit noted that
the request would bring the multiple properties under a common zoning designation and
that the requested zoning designation was consistent with most other schools currently
and in the proposed new Zoning Map for the UDO.
There being no questions, Vice-Chairman Hudgins called for a motion. Mr. Wolfe made the
motion to recommend in favor of approval of the rezoning request. Mr. Petty seconded
the motion. The motion was approved by a vote of 6-0.
3. Annexation Request: Adkins Property (Pleasant / Whitley Project): Planning Director
Pettit provided a brief overview of the request, the purpose of which was to review and
provide a recommendation on an ordinance annexing 7.30 +/- acres at the corner of
Pleasant and Whitley Roads.
Planning Director Pettit provided an overview of the proposed MXU Concept Plan and
Development Conditions for the site (see discussion under New Business Item #4), which
serves as a related companion to the annexation request.
Following the discussions noted under New Business Item #4, Vice-Chairman Hudgins called
for a motion. Mr. Lucarelli made the motion to recommend in favor of approval of the
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annexation request. Mr. Petty seconded the motion. The motion was approved by a vote
of 6-0.
4. MXU Concept Plan & Dev. Conditions: Pleasant / Whitley Project: Planning Director Pettit
provided a brief overview of the request, the purpose of which was to review and provide
a recommendation on an ordinance adopting an MXU Concept Plan and Development
Conditions for the Pleasant / Whitley MXU Project.
Discussions occurred related to Planning Commissioner concerns with traffic impacts,
usable open space, and project density. Concerns with usable open space led to discussions
related to a potential modification to the Development Conditions to require additional
area for public gathering and/or recreational space.
There being no further questions, Vice-Chairman Hudgins called for a motion. Mr. Petty
made the motion to recommend in favor of approval of the ordinance with the following
modification:
• Language shall be added requiring that the property south of the power line
easement on the adjacent property be donated to the Nation Ford Land Trust as
such time that the adjacent property and the subject property were recombined
for the purpose of the proposed development. In the event that the Nation Ford
Land Trust did not accept the donation, the developer shall provide an enhanced
amenity in that area of open space with the intent of providing a usable gathering
or recreational space for the residents of the community.
Mr. Lettang seconded the motion. The motion was approved by a vote of 6-0.
5. Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) and New Zoning Map: Planning Director Pettit
provided a brief overview of the request, the purpose of which was to review and provide
a recommendation on an ordinance adopting a Unified Development Ordinance and new
Zoning Map; repealing the current Zoning Ordinance; repealing conflicting provisions
within the Code of Ordinances; and other matters relating thereto. Planning Director Pettit
outlined the changes since the Planning Commission’s prior review at their July 31, 2018
meeting, which primarily addressed the comments from the Planning Commissioners.
There being no further questions or discussion, Vice-Chairman Hudgins called for a motion.
Mr. Wolfe made the motion to recommend in favor of approval of the ordinance. Mr. Petty
seconded the motion. The motion was approved by a vote of 6-0.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8:43.
Respectfully submitted,
Chris Pettit, AICP
Planning Director
September 12, 2018
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Meeting Information
Meeting Type Planning Commission
Meeting Date September 18, 2018
Request Summary
Action (Old Bus.) X Action (New Bus.) Info/Discussion
Request Type
Public Hearing Executive Session Other
Case Summary
X Annexation Rezoning Text Amendment
Case Type
Subdivision Plat Appearance Review Other
Property Information
Applicant Harold E Martin
Property Owner Harold E Martin
Property Location 762 Nims Lake Road
Tax Map Numbers 709-00-00-011
Acreage 0.89 +/- acres
Current Zoning RC-I (York County)
Requested Zoning R-15 Residential
Existing Use Single-Family Residential
Title
An ordinance annexing York County Tax Map Number 709-00-00-011 located at 762 Nims Lake
Road and containing approximately 0.89 +/- acres
Background Information
Site The Martin property is approximately 0.89 +/- acres and is currently developed
Characteristics with a single-family residential home. It is located at the 762 Nims Lake Road
(SCDOT Road).
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Neighboring Direction Zoning Existing Use
Uses North R-25 Single-Family Residential
South R-15 Single-Family Residential
East R-15 Single-Family Residential
West R-15 Single-Family Residential
Zoning The property is currently zoned RC-I per York County GIS. The purpose of the
Summary RC-I District is to preserve and protect the character of existing neighborhoods
and subdivisions and to prohibit any use which would compromise or alter
existing conditions and uses. Also, this district is intended to encourage
residential in-filling and expansion of existing neighborhoods and subdivisions.
The applicant has requested a zoning designation of R-15 Residential upon
annexation into the Town of Fort Mill. The R-15 Residential District is intended
for single-family residential development that is low-to-medium in density.
Applicant The applicant is requesting annexation in order to connect to the Town’s water
Proposal and/or sewer utilities.
Comprehensive The property is located within an area that has been designated as “Medium-
Plan Density Residential” on the Town of Fort Mill’s Future Land Use Map, last
updated in May 2016. The Town’s Comprehensive Plan defines medium-
density residential as three (3) to five (5) dwelling units per acre. The
applicant’s proposal for the subject property would be in compliance with the
Comprehensive Plan’s recommendation for the area.
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Traffic Impact The applicant’s request is for annexation in order to connect to the Town’s
utilities. Therefore, there would be no additional traffic impacts associated
with the request.
Fire Impact The property is currently in an area that is served by the Town for fire service
and is surrounded on all sides by properties within the Town of Fort Mill’s
jurisdiction. Therefore, there would be no additional impact to the Town’s fire
services with this request.
Utility Impact The applicant’s request for annexation is to allow for their connection to the
Town’s utilities. Any upgrades necessary to provide utility service to the
property will be the responsibility of the applicant and shall be coordinated with
Town’s Utilities Department.
School Impact The applicant’s request would not provide any additional impact to the Fort Mill
School District.
Discussion The property is contiguous to the town limits and is, therefore, eligible for
annexation.
As mentioned previously, the Town’s Comprehensive Plan recommends
“medium density residential” as the preferred land use in this location. The
intended/current use of the property as low density single-family residential is
in compliance with the Comprehensive Plan and therefore staff recommends
in favor of approval of the annexation request.
Nothing in this report shall be deemed a guarantee that water and/or sewer
service/capacity will be available at the time of request.
Alternatives
1. Recommend approval of the annexation ordinance with a zoning designation of R-15.
2. Recommend approval of the annexation ordinance with an alternate zoning designation.
3. Recommend denial of the annexation request.
Staff Recommendation
Recommendation Staff recommends in favor of APPROVAL of the annexation request.
Name & Title Chris Pettit, Planning Director
Department Planning Department
Date of Request September 18, 2018
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Legislative History
Planning Commission 09/18/2018: Scheduled
First Reading 09/10/2018: Approved
Public Hearing 10/08/2018: Scheduled
Second Reading 10/08/2018: Scheduled
Attachments
• Annexation Application
• Aerial Map
• Zoning Map
• Draft Ordinance
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Annexation Application
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Aerial Map
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Zoning Map
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
TOWN COUNCIL FOR THE TOWN OF FORT MILL
ORDINANCE NO. 2018-___
AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING YORK COUNTY TAX MAP NUMBER 709-00-00-011 LOCATED AT 762 NIMS
LAKE ROAD AND CONTAINING APPROXIMATELY 0.89 +/- ACRES
WHEREAS, a proper petition was submitted to the Fort Mill Town Council on August 23, 2018,
by Harold E. Martin, (the “Property Owner”), requesting that York County Tax Map Number 709-00-
00-011, such parcel being owned fully by the Property Owner, be annexed to and included within the
corporate limits of the Town of Fort Mill under the provisions of S.C. Code Section 5-3-150(3); and
WHEREAS, the Planning Commission of the Town of Fort Mill, in a duly called meeting on
September 18, 2018, made its recommendation in favor of annexation, and that upon annexation,
the aforesaid area shall be zoned under the Town’s Zoning Code, as follows: R-15 Residential; and
WHEREAS, a public hearing was advertised and held at 6:00 pm on October 8, 2018 during a
duly called regular meeting of the Town Council of the Town of Fort Mill; and
WHEREAS, Section 5-3-150(3) of the Code of Laws of the State of South Carolina, as amended,
provides that any area or property which is contiguous to a municipality may be annexed to the
municipality by filing with the municipal governing body a petition signed by all persons owning real
estate in the area requesting annexation. Upon the agreement of the governing body to accept the
petition and annex the area, and the enactment of an ordinance declaring the area annexed to the
municipality, the annexation is complete; and
WHEREAS, using the definition of “contiguous” as outlined in S.C. Code Section 5-3-305, the
Town Council has determined that the above referenced property is contiguous to property that was
previously annexed into the corporate limits of the Town of Fort Mill; and
WHEREAS, the Town Council has determined that annexation would be in the best interest of
both the property owners and the Town of Fort Mill;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Town Council of the Town of Fort Mill in Council
assembled:
SECTION I. Annexation. It is hereby declared by the Town Council of the Town of Fort Mill, in
Council assembled, that the incorporated limits of the Town of Fort Mill shall be extended so as to
include, annex and make a part of said Town, the described area of territory above referred to, being
more or less 0.89 acres, the same being fully described in Exhibit “A” attached hereto, and contiguous
to land already within the Town of Fort Mill. Pursuant to S.C. Code Section 5-3-110, this annexation
shall include the whole or any part of any street, roadway, or highway abutting the above referenced
property, not exceeding the width thereof, provided such street, roadway or highway has been
accepted for and is under permanent public maintenance by the Town of Fort Mill, York County, or
the South Carolina Department of Transportation.
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SECTION II. Zoning Classification of Annexed Property. The above-described property, upon
annexation into the corporate limits of the Town of Fort Mill, shall be zoned, as follows: R-15
Residential.
SECTION III. Voting District. For the purpose of municipal elections, the above-described
property, upon annexation into the incorporated limits of the Town of Fort Mill, shall be assigned to
and made a part of Ward Four (4).
SECTION IV. Notification. Notice of the annexation of the above-described area and the
inclusion thereof within the incorporated limits of the Town of Fort Mill shall forthwith be filed with
the Secretary of State of South Carolina (SCSOS), the South Carolina Department of Public Safety
(SCDPS), and the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT), pursuant to S.C. Code § 5-3-
90(E).
SECTION V. Severability. If any section, subsection, or clause of this ordinance shall be
deemed to be unconstitutional or otherwise invalid, the validity of the remaining sections,
subsections, and clauses shall not be affected thereby.
SECTION VI. Effective Date. This ordinance shall be effective from and after the date of
adoption.
SIGNED AND SEALED this _____ day of ___________________, 2018, having been duly
adopted by the Town Council for the Town of Fort Mill on the _____ day of ___________________,
2018.
First Reading: September 10, 2018 TOWN OF FORT MILL
Public Hearing: October 8, 2018
Second Reading: October 8, 2018 ______________________________
Guynn H. Savage, Mayor
LEGAL REVIEW ATTEST
______________________________ ______________________________
Barron B. Mack, Jr, Town Attorney Virginia Burgess, Town Clerk
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EXHIBIT A
Property Description
All those certain pieces, parcels or tracts of land lying, being and situate in Fort Mill Township, County
of York, State of South Carolina, containing 0.89 acres, more or less, containing all the property shown
in the map attached as Exhibit B, and being more particularly described as York County Tax Map
Number 709-00-00-011.
Pursuant to S.C. Code Section 5-3-110, this annexation shall include the whole or any part of any
street, roadway, or highway abutting the above referenced property, not exceeding the width
thereof, provided such street, roadway or highway has been accepted for and is under permanent
public maintenance by the Town of Fort Mill, York County, or the South Carolina Department of
Transportation.
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EXHIBIT B
Property Map
York County Tax Map Number 709-00-00-011
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Meeting Information
Meeting Type Planning Commission
Meeting Date September 18, 2018
Request Summary
Action (Old Bus.) X Action (New Bus.) Info/Discussion
Request Type
Public Hearing Executive Session Other
Case Summary
Annexation Rezoning Text Amendment
Case Type
Subdivision Plat Appearance Review X Other
Property Information
Applicant Cooper Willis
Property Owner ABI PLEASANT ROAD LAND III LLC % C COOPER WILLIS
Property Location Pleasant / Vista MXU
Tax Map Number Multiple
Current Zoning MXU
Title
Request from Cooper Willis to approve the road name for the Vintage Fort Mill project
Background Information
Background The Planning Commission is asked to consider a request from Cooper Willis
to approve a road name for the proposed Vintage Fort Mill project, a multi-
family development within the Pleasant / Vista MXU project.
Section 6-29-1200(A) of the South Carolina Code of Laws requires the
following:
A local planning commission created under the provisions of this
chapter shall, by proper certificate, approve and authorize the
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name of a street or road laid within the territory over which the
commission has jurisdiction. It is unlawful for a person in laying out
a new street or road to name the street or road on plat, by a naming
or in a deed or instrument without first getting the approval of the
Planning Commission. Any person violating this provision is guilty
of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, must be punished in the
discretion of a court.
As a result, Planning Commission approval is required to authorize a new
road name. The applicant is requesting “Ridgeline Drive” for the project’s
entry driveway. The proposed name has been approved and is being
reserved by York County Addressing.
Recommendation Staff recommends in favor of the request to approve Ridgeline Drive for
the Vintage Fort Mill project.
Alternatives
1. Approve the road name as submitted.
2. Do not approve the road name.
Staff Recommendation
Recommendation Staff recommends in favor of APPROVAL of the new road name.
Name & Title Chris Pettit, Planning Director
Department Planning Department
Date of Request 09/18/2018
Legislative History
Planning Commission Scheduled – 09/18/18
Effective Date Upon approval.
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CHARLOTTE, NC 28208
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