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p3�O 4 4 Mr. Ray expressed his concern for the natural state and what would be the minimum and maximum limitations. Nis. Smith stated that the maximum area would be about 190 feet for the portion not cleared and the minimum would depend upon the slope. C-4s� �T]JY39- Marvin Collins made the presentation noting the proposed zoning classification for non-residential use classification, and the cost associated with the development (primarily water and sewer) . Commissioner Whitted asked the procedure for determining the portion of the existing classification to be reclassified or zoned for non-residential. Mr. Collins replied: the survey done by Cheeks Township (2) the tax maps which designated the dimensions and size of each property, and (3) the actual acres covered by a particular piece. Commissioner Lloyd noted (1) that zoning in Cheeks Township has probably caused more controversy in the County than anything else while the zoning ordinance refers to harmonious development in the County; (2) that after the October 3 meeting, he was approached by Chairman Whitted regarding the concerns of the people in Cheeks Township; (3) he requested an immediate up-to-date copy of the ordinance and the land use plan to study and come up with the best usage for Cheeks Township; (4) that there has not been enough time for the people of Cheeks Township to review the proposal and come up with a recommendation; and (5) the need to have the engineering study results. He would like this zoning done in a harmonious manner acceptable to the people in Cheeks Township. Lily Cobble, Cheeks Township, noted opposition of rezoning at Cheeks Crossing stating that she is proud to live on her one acre in this area. Dr. Irvin noted that there are zones that contain only one or two acres, and this presented no problem. Dr. Irvin read a comment from the newspaper quoting Mr. Gastineau, Chairman of the Economic Development Commission, "The creation of the Commission was one of the greatest things that has happened here because EEOC will help lure industries to sites by securing the necessary zoning and utilities in advance. If the zoning is right, it saves the industry so much time and speeds things up. Any further comments on this item will be received on December 14, 1983. C-S Ra=z ni a. $ j��gronerty of_B Dce Smith in Hi_lls6grouh T9wnshin_ from R-1 to R-4 Residential Jeff Coutu made the presentation. (see page of this book) . The purpose of this request is to enable residential development on 10,000 square foot lots in order to provide less expensive single-family homes. The Land Use Plan designates this as a 10-year transition area and it is reasonable to assume that the Town of Hillsborough would annex the area within 10-20 years; according to Clarence Rosemond, Water and Sewer Superintendent for the Town of Hillsborough, water service is available by way of a two-inch main. Sewer service can be made available by either installing a force main or by relying on a gravity flow system. The developer would have to bear the cost of extensions of water and sewer facilities. No citizens commented. Commissioner Whitted asked the proximity of I-40 to this property. Susan Smith explained that this tract would cross old 86 east of this property. No citizens commented.