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i <br /> <br />" Executive Committee. The Executive Committee shall consist <br />of the Chair, the first Vice-Chair, the Second Vice-Chair, the <br />immediate ast Chair who must be a current member and the <br />Coordinator, who shall serve as anon-voting, ex--officio <br />member. The Executive Committee shall have the authority to <br />........ Should a tie vote occur the issue shall be brou ht <br />before the entire Commission. All business ." <br />Motion was made by Commissioner Carey, seconded by Commissioner <br />Halkiotis to approve items 1 and 3 of the Consent Agenda. <br />VOTE: UNANIMOUS. <br />2. ANIMAL SHELTER CHANGE ORDER <br />After discussion by the Board the Animal Shelter change order was <br />deleted. The work will be performed by the County maintenance personnel <br />after completion of contract. <br />F. ITEMS FOR DECISION - REGULAR AGENDA <br />1. ZONING ORDINANCE TEXT ATLAS AMENDMENT -- RURAL SUFFER <br />PRESENTATION <br />Director of Planning Marvin Collins presented a petition from Mr. <br />Whitfield which will become a part of the permanent agenda file in the <br />Clerk's office. <br />Collins presented the proposed revisions to the Zoning Ordinance <br />text and atlas which would establish a new zoning district classification, <br />Rural Buffer (RB); establish criteria for its application; set interim <br />dimensional requirements for lot area and rezone approximately 38,000 <br />acres from Rural Residential (R-1) and Agricultural Residential (AR) to <br />Rural Buffer (RB). <br />The Planning Board recommended that no action be taken at this <br />-= time on the RB proposals and that a public hearing beheld on March l0, <br />1987 jointly with the Town of Chapel Hill. <br />The County Attorney recommended against delaying the adoption of <br />the proposed amendments because of the strong relationship between the <br />Land Use Plan and the Zoning ordinance. He recommended against leaving <br />all lots less than two acres in their present R-1 zoning classification <br />because of prohibitions against "spot zoning." He suggested that the <br />"combination" issue be handled through an amendment to Article 1],.7.2 of <br />the Zoning Ordinance.. <br />BOARD COMMENTS ANDfOR,OUESTIONS <br />In answer to a question from Commissioner Hartwell, Collins <br />explained that a Commercial Feeder operation would be an operation where a <br />person has livestock available on site, provides feed on site and raises <br />them for sale/resale. <br />Commissioner Halkiotis questioned the urgency of voting on this <br />item at this time instead of waiting until after the public hearing. <br />County Attorney Geoffrey Gledhill explained that orange County has a <br />comprehensive plan which is regulated by the Zoning Ordinance and <br />Subdivision Regulations. If one is changed the other must be changed to <br />conform. In this way the actions by the Board are more defensible and <br />less arbitrary in a court of law. <br />Gledhill stated that the County has approved the minimum lot size <br />of two acres in the RB district on its Comprehensive Plan and any delay in <br />conforming the ordinances to the Comprehensive Plan puts that decision at <br />risk. <br />Commissioner Willhoit proposed that a study be done of the design <br />standards to be incorporated into the Comprehensive Plan that would <br />
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