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~~ <br />designated on the preliminary plan. <br />Motion was made by Commissioner Lloyd, seconded by Commissioner <br />Carey to approve the Planning Board recommendation. <br />VOTE : UNANIMOUS . "' "' <br />8. ACRES OF NEW HOPE - DIVYSION OF LOTS 2 & 3 OF SECTION 5 OF THE <br />PRELIMINARY PLAN <br />Planner Susan Smith presented for consideration of approval the <br />Acres of New Hope Subdivision which is actually the division of previously <br />created lots for a subdivision. The applicant is requesting the creation of <br />one additional lot of 2.410 acres out of 8.67 acres. The property is zoned <br />Residential-1. The applicant proposes that the property be served by <br />Cheyenne Drive. The Planning Staff recommended approval with two <br />conditions: (1) the name of the owner be indicated on the plat, and (2) that <br />there be documentation to establish the public status of Cheyenne Drive. The <br />Planning Board recommended approval with two conditions: (1) the name of <br />the owner be indicated an the plat, and (2) the Board of Commissioners <br />determine in fact by action that Cheyenne Drive is a pre-existing "public" <br />road. <br />Attorney Geoffrey Gledhill concurred with the Planning Board <br />recommendation. He further stated that Cheyenne Road was plated in the mid <br />50's and at that time the statute which designates a road public or private <br />did not exist and the Orange County Subdivision regulations did not exist. <br />Therefore, there were no road construction standards in place at that time. <br />There are a number of other roads which have been publicly dedicated that <br />exist in the County that have never been accepted by a public agency. <br />Therefore the public dedication remains in place but they are not public <br />roads because they have not been accepted by some public authority. NCDOT <br />accepts roads for maintenance after certain density requirements are met. ,~~~, <br />There are many roads in Orange County in this same category. The Board needs <br />to answer a policy question on whether or not the property owners should;,::„ <br />bring the road up to standard for acceptance by NCDOT. Also, if the Board <br />decides to accept these roads, they should be accepted without any <br />maintenance responsibilities. <br />Motion was made by Commissioner Lloyd, seconded by Commissioner <br />Carey to approve the Preliminary Plan with the stipulation that the name of <br />the owner be indicated on the plat. <br />VOTE: UNANIMOUS. <br />9. STURBRIDGE VILLAGE PHASE II - PRELIMINARY PLAN <br />_.. Planner Susan Smith presented for consideration of Board approval <br />the preliminary plan for Sturbridge Village Phase II Subdivision. The <br />property is located in Chapel Hill Township off Old Greensboro Road <br />(SR1005). The tract is bordered by residential and undeveloped wooded land <br />and is located in the University Lake Watershed. Sixteen (16) lots are <br />proposed out of 51.7 acres. Access to the subdivision is to be provided via <br />Old Greensboro Road and (proposed) Salem Lane, a public road. The Planning <br />Board recommended approval. <br />Motion was made by Commissioner Lloyd, seconded by Commissioner <br />Carey to approve the Planning Board recommendation. <br />VOTE: UNANIMOUS. <br />10. ORANGE GROVE - PRELIMINARY PLAN <br />Planner Susan Smith presented for consideration of approval the <br />preliminary plan for orange Grove Subdivision. The property is located off <br />Orange Grove Road (SR 1006) in Bingham Township. <br />Because the plan was incomplete, it was tabled to June 17th. <br />11. SCOTSWOOD CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL (A corrected list of conditions <br />