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The Board directed staff to prepare an analysis of the options before them and present a 2 recommendation for decision on January 19, 1999. Given the lengthy list of attachments, a short description of each item is in order: 1) Summary of Carrboro's Facilitated Small Area Plan plus proposed text amendments to Joint Planning Land Use Plan/ Agreement presented at 4 -8- 98 JPA Public Hearing - These items are excerpted from the 4 -8 -98 JPA Public Hearing agenda. Included is a one -page summary of the plan along with a black - and -white copy of the plan map; proposed text amendments to the Joint Planning Land Use Plan and Joint Planning Agreement are also attached. Text proposed for deletion is shown in str4le*&eugk and that for addition in boldface. 2) Draft 12 -15 -98 BOCC Minutes - No additional explanation necessary. 3) Planning Board Recommendation (excerpt from 11 -11 -98 minutes) - Following three hours of discussion, the Planning Board voted six to three to recommend approval of the proposed amendments to the Joint Planning Area Land Use Plan and map to incorporate the Facilitated Small Area Plan for Carrboro's Northern Study Area; approval of the proposed amendments to the Joint Planning Agreement to incorporate the Facilitated Small Area Plan for Carrboro's Northern Study Area provided that the Orange County Commissioners are included in the decision making process on "floating" conditional use zoning districts in the CJDA Transition Area; and that the County appoint the advisory board. 4) Commissioner Jacobs' "Compromise Proposal" - At the 12 -15 -98 BOCC meeting, Commissioner Barry Jacobs presented a "compromise proposal" which recommended adoption of the proposed amendments to the Joint Planning Area Land Use Plan and Map and Joint Planning Agreement; continuation of Transition Areas I and II until 75% buildout reached in Transition Area I; joint approval by Carrboro and Orange County of "floating zone" conditional use districts in Transition Area II until 75% buildout reached in Transition Area I; and BOCC appointment of three of the five Northern Transition Area Advisory Committee members. 5) Summary of Citizen Comments from 12 -15 -98 Meeting - Nine citizens spoke at the 12 -15 -98 BOCC meeting. Primary concerns included: continued involvement of the BOCC in land use decisions affecting transition area residents; continuation of the Transition Area I and II concept; and a limitation on the number and size of Village Mixed Use (VMU) and Office/ Assembly (O /A) districts (several citizens recommended that the O/A districts be eliminated entirely). The summary was prepared from meeting notes compiled by Gene Bell and Carrboro Senior Planner, Trish McGuire.