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~~~K '~ ~ac~ 5'76 <br />I~. Priscilla Byrd, Right of Way off Rogers Road in Chapel Hill TownshS.p <br />dated May 8, 1973• <br />Upon motion of Commisaianer Henry S. Walker, seconded by Commissioner Richard <br />E, tdhitted, it was moved and adopted , that the Chairman be authorized to sign <br />the certificate of approval on the plat of Priscilla Byrd. <br />5. Chape1Hi11 Townshipxdat®d Aprilro19739 °f Charles and Ruby Crowder in <br />Discussion ensued concerning a need for a percolation test on the property <br />as required by the Zoning Officer. Mr. Haithaock informed the Board that the <br />County Planning Board had approved the plat based upon the condition that a <br />percolation test be secured. <br />Upon motion of Commissioner Richard E. Whitted, seconded by Comtissioner Henry <br />S. Walker, it was moved and unanimously adopted, that the plat of Dixie Drive be <br />approved provided that the percolation teat on said property met the requirements <br />of the Zoning Ordinance. <br />6. Preliminary plat of the property of James C. and Bernice Parsons in <br />Chapel Hill Township, dated May, 1973. I'h'• Haithcoak stated that this <br />plat was being presented for.inspeotion and review by the Board and <br />that the County Planning Board had taken no action on the matter. <br />Discussion ensued concerning certain aspects of the current Zoning Ordinance. <br />Commissioner F7.ora Garrett stated that she felt the Commissioners should write <br />to the County Planning Board and suggest that the Planning Board appoint a committee <br />~ to study and update the current Zoning Ordinance and dissuasion ensued concerning <br />the definitions of the current ordinance as it relates to soil surveys and <br />percolation testa. Clayton Baithcoak and Mark Burnham disauased the matter of <br />soil t®sting by the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service office. <br />It was established that a need did exist for the clarification of this item. <br />Upon. motion of Commissioner Flora Garrett, seconded by Commission®r Richard <br />E. Whitted, it was moved and adopted, that the Clerk should write a letter to the <br />County Planning Board advising them of the concern of the Board of Commissioners <br />over certain sections and definitions of the County Zoning Ordinance and to <br />r®aueat that the County Planning Board review any other areas that they felt Headed <br />amending or clarified. <br />Mark Burnham, Representative of the Triangle J Council of Governments, read <br />the third draft of the Water/Sewer System Extension Policy for Orange County, - <br />North Carolina: <br />1. General Princi lea <br />The planning, construction and payment for extension of water and sewer <br />systems in Orange County, North Carolina, outside the zoning jurisdictions <br />of the towns of Carrboro, Chapel Hi11, Hillsborough and Mebane shall be <br />saoompliahed ip accordance with the following general principles: <br />A. ESctension shall be made in a manner so as to promote the orderly <br />growth of the County without regard to municipal boundaries and with <br />the fullest protection being given to the environment and to the <br />encouragement of desirable development and in accordance with the <br />intent and purpose of the Zoning and Subdivision Ordinances of <br />Orange County and the promotion of conditions essential to public <br />health, safety and the general welfare. <br />B. An acreage privilege fee shall be established to aid in the financing <br />of new major utility system components and the replaaemerit or <br />enlargement and repair of existing components. This charge shall <br />apply to all properties to which services are extended, and may be <br />collected by the County or by the system providing water or sewer <br />services and shall accrue to the system. <br />C. Developers of subdivisions or other properties shall be responsible <br />for the full costs of installing all the required components within <br />their properties and for sharing in the costs of connecting water and <br />sewer mains to the existing utility systems. The initial costa of such <br />extensions shall be borne by one or more developers, with reimbursement <br />possible for those costs in excess of each developer~a proportionate <br />share. _ <br />D. Extensions of these utilities to properties located outside of sub- . <br />divisions or developments shall be financed by the owners of the <br />benefited property. <br />-- - '~: <br />- :~_ <br />