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--~ <br />`~iltimately provide the open space that is desired in the RB and still have <br />minimal impact on the property owners. The Board asked the CQUnty <br />Manager to put this item on the next agenda for further discussion. <br />Gledhill explained that the continuous frontage requirement could <br />not be eliminated for only the RB area but would need to be done <br />countywide. ~--. <br />In answer to a question from Commissioner Carey, Collins stated, <br />that the two acre standard was discussed along with 5 and 1Q acre <br />standards. The two acre standard was a recommendation from Chapel Hill <br />for the Joint Area Plan. <br />COMMENTS FROM THE PLANNING BOARD CHAIR BARRY JACOBS <br />Jacobs reiterated concerns raised by the Planning Board Members. <br />He stated that the Planning Board attempted to address in their <br />recommendation the concerns of those individuals who spoke at the public <br />hearing. The Planning Hoard recommended that the two acre minimum lot <br />size remain in effect for future development and that the concerns of <br />those with preexisting lots be addressed. They recommended that the Board <br />consider maintaining the same setbacks in the RB as presently in the R-1 <br />districts and that the amendments and concerns be aired at a public <br />hearing to be scheduled for March 10. <br />Commissioner Carey stated his concerns for the equity issues which <br />have not been addressed but stated the importance of protecting the <br />relationship between the Zoning Ordinance and the Land Use Plan. <br />PUBLIC COMMENT <br />Regina Nobblett, Henry Whitfield, Roy Stroud, Helene Ivey, Melvin <br />Parrish, David Parrish and Randy Danziger spoke in opposition of the of <br />the 2 acre lot minimum in the Rural Buffer. <br />Motion was made by Commissioner Willhoit, seconded by Chair <br />Marshall to approve the staff recommendation with a moratorium on the <br />enforcement of the contiguous frontage regulation. The staff <br />recommendation is that the Zoning Ordinance text/atlas amendments be <br />adopted to conform with the Joint Planning Area Land Use Plan. The <br />proposed amendments, including recommended changes to address staff <br />concerns as well as others expressed at the public hearing, are as <br />follows: <br />1. Permitted uses in the Rural Buffer district would be identical <br />to those permitted in the Agricultural Residential (AR) <br />district except for the following: <br />Change "cemetery" from a Permitted Use to Class B Special Use. <br />Delete "extraction of earth products" as Permitted Use. <br />Delete "non-profit educational cooperative" as Class A Special <br />Use. <br />Delete "greenhouses (on premises sales)" as Permitted Use. <br />Delete "commercial feeder operation" as Permitted Use". <br />The proposed changes would make the list of permitted uses <br />identical to those permitted in the Rural Residential (R-1) <br />zoning district. A complete listing of permitted uses in both <br />AR and R--1 districts is provided in the attached Article 4.3 <br />- Permitted Use Table. <br />2. Adopt proposed Rural Buffer "Intent" statement and <br />"Application Criteria" as presented at public hearing. <br />
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