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2/15/1979
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'e ~ rA <br />STATEMENT ON EXTRATERRITORIAL PLANNING dURISbICTION _..._ <br />BY <br />ORANGE COUNTY BOARO OF COMMISSIONERS <br />Because of recent developments, it is important that the Orange County <br />Board of Commissioners issue this brief history and statement of its position <br />on extraterritorial planning jurisdiction for Chapel Hill. <br />Chapel Hill's request for a 3-mile extension was carefully reviewed by <br />the County Commissioners, the Orange County Planning Board and Staff, the <br />Chapel Hill Township Advisory Council, and the public in public hearing. The <br />Commissioners adopted a resolution on October 24, 1978 to transfer to Chapel <br />Hill's jurisdiction that portion of the requested land classified "Transition" <br />on the County's Land Classification Map. The decision was based on sound con- <br />siderations including annexation projections, practicality of extending urban- <br />i~ype services (the area is bordered on the north by a drainage divide}, pending <br />commercial re-zoning requests, protection of mobile home dwellers, citizens' <br />basic right of political recourse (the areas lie outside town voting district}, <br />recognition of the County's planning responsibilities and confidence in its <br />planning ability, and the County's hope for initiating a coordinated county/town <br />planning effort for the areas of concern. <br />The proposed transfer was accompanied by a request for a meeting as soon <br />as possible with the Chapel Hill Town Council to explain this reasoning, to <br />discuss implementation of the transfer, and to initiate a joint planning effort <br />with Chapel Hill to identify the concerns and to devise suitable mechanisms for <br />addressing those needs. This invitation was not acc'~pted, and the Commissioners <br />received no response to the transfer proposal. At its meeting an December 4, the <br />Board of Commissioners once again officially requested such a joint meeting to no <br />avail.. <br />
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