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0520 x_^ . Mr. Jim Polatty, Planning Director, presented the findings of fact to the ( Board of Coma ssioners on behalf of the Orange County Planning Board; he read into the record, on behalf of the Planning Board, the conditions attached to the reocmr mandation, (those findings of fact and attached conditions are an pages of this book) for Duke Power Company. b. William C. Ford--Planned Develognent, Bingham Woods, Class A Special Use Permit and Rezoning. Mr. Jim Polatty, Planning Di.iector, presented the findings of fact to the Board of-0mmAssioiners on behalf of the Orange County Planning Board; he read into the record, on behalf of the Planning Board, the conditions attached to the rectum- mendation for William C. Ford (those findings of fact and attached conditions axe I on page of this hook). Commissioner Willhoit moved, seconded by Comni.sssimer Whitted, to close the ;public hearing to receive the Planning Board rec datic.n on the Class A Special Use Permits for Duke Power Company and William C. Ford. Vote: Ayes, 5; noes,.0. The Board then discussed, in order, the requests f=oam Duke Power Canpany and William C. Ford. Mr. Polatty told the Board of Commissioners that Planning Staff thought 'Duke Power company should have as one of its conditions for the Planned'Development it was requesting, sewer hookups. He added that the Planning Board agreed that it was desirable but if it was not possible that Duke Power should be allowed to complete the building on a Special Use Permit basis with a septic tank and be required to tap onto public sewer line when such a line is within 300 'feet. 7he Staff rationale for its reconvendation was the high intensity of use in the area. Mr. John Kincaid, District Manager of Duke Power Company, responded with the follow- i ing points: 1) it is desirable that the sewer line be extended however, the office complex will have low useage and it is unfair to request Duke to bear the entire 4' cost of the sewer line extension; 2) Duke was willing to contribute a share of the ;cost in a cooperative effort; and; 3) it is physically impossible to get the sewer i pine in by the time Duke Power would need it if the Special Use Permit is granted. ;The Commissioners agreed with Duke Power and did not include extension of•the sewer in the stipulations.. Commissioner Willhoit moved, seconded by Commissioner Marshall, to approve 'the Planning Board's recommendation to approve the Class A Special Use!-Permit with ;the twelve conditions attached (those are on pages of this book). Vote: ;Ayes, 5; noes, 0. It was 'a consensus of the Board of Commissioners that the possibility