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Jamie Vaughn, Resource Manager for the Department of Commerce, will serve as the Program Coordinator and will manage the Certified Sites Program on a day -to -day basis - The Program Coordinator will: o Respond to all initial inquiries and requests regarding the Certified Sites Program o Schedule and coordinate Steering Committee meetings o Prepare documentation for review and approval by the Steering Committee o Schedule and participate in site visits o Review and maintain documents uploaded to the buildings and sites database o Make recommendations to the Technical Review Committee and Steering Committee as required The Certified sites Program allows. sites to be submitted in one of two different categories: o Industrial sites which are defined as single contiguous, buildable parcels other o Industrial / Business Parks which are sites that are intended (due to topography, natural features or the desire of the site sponsor) to be subdivided Industrial Park Certified Sites will require the following additional information o A Master Development Plan that shows the location of site access roads, easements for all utilities and proposed lot locations and sizes. The plan should take into consideration and note the location of development limitations such as wetlands, flood plains and permanent easements. o The majority of the sites within a park must meet the minimum acres ( buildable acre criteria for Industrial Sites. The park may have sites smaller than 10 acres, but more than 50% of the parcels should be 10 acres j 90% contiguous and buildable. The Steering Committee may consider an exception in limited situations where topographical challenges make it impossible to meet this requirement. Sites that wish to be certified must meet the following buildable acres guidelines, all buildable acres must be contiguous: Comm NC Department of erce — Certified Sites Program 3T