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It was definitely a summer agenda for
the Wake Forest Planning Board, and the
members completed their business in 15
minutes Tuesday night.
The only items on the agenda
were the initial zoning for three
commercial parcels at Burlington Mills
Road and Capital Boulevard and the
review of a 10-lot subdivision in
Wildflower on Rogers Road. Both were
approved unanimously.
The properties zoned as
highway business are the Citgo Foodmart
at 2500 Burlington Mills Road, the Janko
Import Cars Repair and Sales at 9912
Capital Boulevard and the vacant
property between the two. All were
recently voluntarily annexed to the
town. Their county zoning was highway
district, which is similar to Wake
Forest’s highway business.
The 10 houses to be built in
Wildflower will face Marshall Farm Road,
but their driveways and garages will be
in the rear, accessed by an alley there
and one side alley. Rob Weintraub,
representing Ammons Development, said
the houses would range from 1,700 to
2,100 square feet. The purpose of the
alley was to give “a more traditional
look” to these homes at the entrance
from Rogers Road. |
