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49C 4 approach-departure surface would be controlled by Section 8.8.17 BAS5iD_A,nd Television Transmitting and Receiving Towers, and Elevated Water Storage Tanks (Class B Special Use) of the Zoning Ordinance. The 100 foot tree height is suggested based on evidence presented at the public hearing that loblolly, long leaf and short leaf pines, typical of tall trees in this area, will generally reach a maximum height of 100 feet. Duke University School of Forestry staff is in agreement with this information noting that it assumes trees of 80-100 years of age and good site conditions. Richard E. Whitted swore in Planning Board Chairman Logan Irvin who amplified Planning Board recommendations and answered questions on the projected length of the free zone. Richard E. Whitted adjourned Public Hearing. Commissioner -Walker moved and Commissioner Lloyd seconded the motion that the applicant be required to have a 3800 foot runway and provide a 1200 foot clear zone at either end of the runway. VOTE: Ayes, 3; Noes, 2 (Whitted and Marshall) Commissioner Walker moved and Commissioner Lloyd seconded the motion to delete the requirement of 50% training flight limit. VOTE: Ayes, 2; Noes, 3 (Whitted, Willhoit and Marshall) . Commissioner Willhoit moved and Commissioner rarshall seconded the motion that the applicant be required to provide access to Teer Road for fire protection purposes utilizing Pleadowcrest Road or one of the alternative roads as shown on the map displayed by the Planning Staff and on file in the Planning Department. VOTE: Unanimous. Commissioner Walker moved and Commissioner Lloyd seconded the Planning Board recommendation that the applicant be allowed to have the following accessory uses: lounge, maintenance shop, pilot ready room, flight training area, parts sales and service, aircraft radio sales and service, flight plan room, restrooms, vending machine area, locker rooms, aircraft sales offices, offices for airport manager and staff, and a concession area. VOTE: Ayes, 3; Noes, 2 (Whitted and Marshall) . 2. James Rae Freeland Rezoning. Rr1_tog-5 : Marvin. Collins made presentation. After discussion and questions centering on density, buffers and recreation space, Commissioner Willhoit moved to refer this zoning back to the Planning Board to consider further the traffic pattern and recreation space. Commissioner Whitted moved the motion out of order for a rezoning. Commissioner Walker moved, Commissioner Marshall seconded approval of rezoning 35.11 acres of land owned by James Rae Freeland from R-1 to R-5. Ayes 5. 3. Clyde, H. Bow=_ P.1at Commissioner Walker moved, Commissioner Lloyd seconded approval of the Preliminary Plan for the property of Clyde H. Bowden, Phase III. VOTE: Ayes 5. After a break, Commissioner Whitted rearranged the Agenda, providing that after E-4, the Board would consider E-8, E-9 and E-20. 4• itiDn�s� �,7Dp��__.� kulzxi D_ Stats^Maintained Secondary Roads System Commissioner Whitted moved, Commissioner Walker seconded approval of the petition from North Carolina Department of Trans- portation for approval of the addition of Lonnie Drive, Jaspers Lane and Luther Drive in Joppa Oaks subdivision to the state-maintained Secondary Road System. VOTE: Ayes 5. 8. C9I7 ium_ Contr-A� Db IrainiI1g-- Partnershin_� (JTPA) Bill Purcell and Beverly Whitehead were available to answer questions. Commissioner Whitted and Ken Thompson had been authorized by the