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~2a Mr. Edwards stated that the final plat would reflect any topographical problems. Commissioner Pinney seconded Mr. Walker's motion. The Chairman called for a vote on the motion, and all members of the Board voted aye. The motion was declared passed. K. Clyde Bowden: This plan proposes the division of a parcel into twenty-three, two acre lots served by a public road. There is an existing mobile home park an a portion of the land. Mr. Edwards stated that this land was located near Grampian Hills in Chapel Hill Township. The portion of the land, where the mobile home park is located will eventually need rezoning. A final survey will reflect the exact location of a gulley. Commissioner Gustaveson moved that the preliminary plat for Clyde Bowden be approved. Commissioner Walker seconded the motion. Voting aye were Commissioner Gustaveson, Pinney, Walker, and Whitted. Voting nay was Commissioner Willhoit. The motion was declared passed. M. Sedgefield Farms: This plan proposes the creation of 174 lots of one acre each to be served by a public road. An 8.5 acre club site for the people of the subdivision is provided. The location of this land is between Weaver Dairy Road and Whitfield Road. This plan has been sub- mitted to Chapel Hill for comment and the only recommendation was for a redesign of the roads to curve the cul-de-sac. One major change made to Sedgefield Road was to add an intersection and curve. Huntington Road was closed and a cul-de-sac added. Mr. Edwards stated that one of the proposal for I-40 will go through this subdivision. Commissioner Gustaveson stated that some notation should be made in the Contract stating the responsibilities of the developer and the buyer. The Planning Board approved this plat subject to fire jydrant tap ons. Another condition was that any sewer and drainage easement be indicated on the final plat, accordin g to Mr. Edwards. He stated that another concern of the Chapel Hill Planning Board was the sewer easements. Commissioner Willhoit asked how the drainage fields would be arranged and what would keep the pond from becoming a cess pool. Mr. Edwards stated that the pond was spring fed and that the pond would not have enought drainage to make a difference. Commissioner Gustaveson asked that future recommendations from Chapel Hill or.Carrbora be put in writing. Upon motion of Commissioner Finney, seconded by Commissioner Gustaveson, it was moved and adopted to approve the preliminary plat for Sedgefield Farms with the same conditions as set forth by the Planning Board. A clear understanding of the responsibility of the lot owners to the maintenance of the 8 acres and a stipulation of the installation of the fire plugs. If the I-40 alternate has not been decided by the final plat stage, osme indication shculd be made to the Department of Transportation plans for I-40. ~ A. J. H. Pratt: This plat proposes the division of two, one-acre lots out of a twenty acre tract with all lots fronting on SR #1719. This land is located on Couch Road. The division is a one acre lot and a 1.8 acre lot. Upon motion of Commissioner Walker, seconded by Commissioner Pinney, it was moved and adopted to approve the final plat for J. H, Pratt. B. Clem Johnson (Cedar Ridge): This plat proposes the division of two, five acre tracts from a seventy-one tract. A private road to be constructed to Class C Standards provides access to 5R #1129. Upon motion of Commissioner Pinney, seconded by Commissioner Walkex, it was moved and adopted to approve the final plat of Clem Johnson. C. E. C. Neville: This plat proposes the division of a thirty-two acre parcel into six tracts each roughly five acres in size. Access to