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~ti 4 <br />7 <br />Cor.:rnissioner Lloyd rloved, Commissioner Flarshall secon~.ec the <br />adjournment of this Planning Hearing item to D?ovembor 12th zt 7:30 p.:n. <br />VO'.C'E: UD?AP?I";OU,S <br />E.2 ~,E~.:~~Z'-II~'c= QRn~"?AP1CB--CLA~?O~y~~ <br />Staff presentatien by Collins. <br />This agenc.a item is to receive public comment on a rre??ased text <br />ar:endmer:t for clarification to Article S• 5ectian d.2.27b)1 of the Orange <br />County . 7,oninq. <br />il~p text a.mendnent is needed to clarify to what areas of the <br />_ county the Protected i~72^tershed II (P?^7II) and Plater nuality CriticGl P.rea <br />(?•7701) zoning, districts ap~:ly. <br />The text amendment is as follows: <br />Amend Article 4 Section n.2.27b) 1. ~ctec~~~ T•7ater~heS~T~ <br />(P?•7II) Aistrict of the ozangs County Zoning Ordinance to read: This <br />cistrict vrill be ap*~1iec to the zoned portions of University Lake Cane Creel; <br />and the Upper Eno watershed as designated on the Lane Use Plan. <br />The te~:t amendment would clarify the Ordinance Provisions. <br />Planning Boars member Shan;:lir. notes that vie are protecting just <br />the bottom portion of the Upper Eno vrith this action. Ido restrictions are <br />on the Cec~Gr Grove Township while there are restrictions on Cheeks. ie <br />noted contamination could comp just as easily from up the creel: as dot•rn the <br />creels. <br />This matter urge then referred to the Manning Board for their <br />consideratior, at their t?ove~ber lgth meeting. <br />This conclude: the Public Hearing portion of the Agenc',a. <br />F. ITE'.S FOR ny~.~~-T~y~ <br />1. ~T~is'~Q•TL*:`- Fn-3-Sa (All Articles belocr are contained in <br />the S~eeial Use Section of the Zoning Ordinance). <br />Susan Smith, Plainer, gave the presentation. A public hearing <br />on the rezoning rec;uest by :yamnton Booms seas held on August 27, 19£?4 vrith <br />continuations on September 18 and October 1, 1984. .Approval of the request <br />would allow far residential development of the site vrith 8 units to the <br />acre. ?'he Planning Board recommends approval of the request subject to 17 <br />conditions. <br />Commissioner =.arshall cuestioned the consistency of the health. <br />safety anc: vrelfare standards and stated that the problems on the specifics <br />seem to make a difference fro:a place to place. There are general statements <br />in the beginning of the Zoning Ordnance for planned cevelonment districts <br />that relate to the general recuirements of health, safety anci welfare. <br />Section 7.1 states: "the :Manned Development districts shall be so re~.ated <br />to the general develop,:ient patterns and the objectives of the com_r_rehensive <br />plan as to provine for the comfort and convenience of residents, facilitate <br />the protectior. of the character of surrounding neighborhoods and reduce <br />automotive traffic congestion." Section 7.x}.3 states: "the site shall be <br />suitable for development in the matter proposed without hazards to persons <br />or property on or off the tract, free from the Probability of flooding, <br />erosion, subsidence or slipping of the soil or other dangers. Canc:ition of <br />soil, ground water level, drainage anc topocraphy shall be appropriate to <br />both the ]cincl and pattern of use intended and lists other specifics to meet <br />all recuirements in carnection therewith as yell as to ~aravide r.eceasary <br />• protection against adverse relationships between uses in i.he district and <br />uses in the surrounding Grpas." <br />