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Item IV <br />Park A, Orange County. Our observers noted that the roads were muddy, almost to the point of being <br />impassable. They felt that the park was suspicious. This is a medium -to -large sized park. It has 42 <br />units, of which 35 are occupied. The park has 54 lots, well beyond the number (19) recorded on the <br />2007 Orange County Mobile Home Park Inventory. <br />Park B, Orange County. Our surveyors called this park: <br />• "an immediate health hazard," <br />• "One of the most threatening /disturbing places I've ever been. Appearance is third world." <br />• "Is just a collection of rotting MHPs and a dumping site? It seems barely livable but there was <br />some activity there. One car drove in and left soon thereafter could have been a possible drug <br />sale /use. This is a HUGE concern for the county." <br />The park has five units. All five are abandoned. <br />Park <br />C, Efland. The pa <br />are <br />school buses to turn <br />Ian <br />scapin n pe <br />Nine <br />of tho e occ <br />Par <br />D ,Or nty. <br />Dgeco <br />Onl <br />15 of t s 36 I, <br />Th i very <br />It is sad and scan <br />many broken <br />has gravel roads in poor condition. There is no apacity fo em gen y vehicles <br />around. The park is run down. There are chi ckens oamin arou d and the <br />r itte�b me er n. is rel ely sm , with just-11 lots. <br />is park is v ry rundown. 6) of <br />t ar occup ed by <br />re, nts. Sur yors <br />n down. <br />plat to be. Many o the a n ned ho <br />e units on he par area andoned. <br />mmented I hat: <br />es viere seriously iptting. re are <br />Themes are only grav—eT—an-d in very po6?Zn70ition_s_.­TFe aban coned homes a?en-effing and <br />there is a lot of broken glass. <br />One surveyor spoke with residents about the project. They were enthusiastic that something might be <br />done to address the abandoned mobile homes in their community. <br />Park E, Chapel Hill, NC. This is a small park. It only has 4 occupied units. The other four units are <br />abandoned. The trees and vegetation are overgrown. There are loose chickens. <br />Park F, Bingham, NC. Very run down. This place is hardly a park, and really more of a collection of four <br />mobile homes on a rural street. One of the homes is abandoned. <br />Park G, Chapel Hill, NC. This park is very run down. It has many loose dogs. Five of the parks 12 units <br />are abandoned, and another lot is vacant. It is not a commercial area and it is not likely to be rezoned <br />for a new and higher use. . <br />Park H, Hillsborough, North Carolina. This park is characterized by our surveyors as foul - smelling and <br />run down. <br />3 <br />