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--- -- <br />Moody recommended that the wording be made clear that this is for new parks only. <br />The Low and Moderate Income Housing Task Force increased the acreage to 50 acres and -~"! <br />it seems that this staff is working against that. Mobile Home Parks are an excellent <br />way of providing low and medium cost housing. This amendment is fighting against it. <br />It places more restrictions on private property. <br />Roger Stephens, a park owner in Orange County, spoke in opposition to the <br />amendment. A copy of his written comments are made a part of these minutes by <br />reference and are located in the permanent agenda file in the Clerk's office. <br />Joey Cockley, Durham resident and Orange County Mobile Home Park owner, requested <br />clarification that this applied only to planned, new parks. He read and accepted that <br />the one change was going to be from acres to units. However, when he read the <br />proposed amendment it went a step beyond by requiring a 100 foot perimeter buffer <br />which he opposes. He indicated that he perceived a double standard in the Gounty with <br />little encouragement being given to the development of low income housing. <br />Forrest Heath, a mobile home park owner, asked that it be spelled out in the <br />Ordinance that this amendment applies to new parks only. He also feels that the <br />County is setting double standards for mobile home parks. He indicated that he could <br />develop a subdivision and expand it at a later date. However, with a mobile home park <br />he would be required to create a park. The size of a subdivision is based on its <br />merit, but mobile home parks are restricted arbitrarily. He asked that the Board <br />consider letting the size of a mobile home park also be decided upon it merits. <br />THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED <br />A motion was made by Commissioner Hartwell, seconded by Chairman Carey, to refer <br />this item to the Planning Board for a recommendation to be returned to the <br />Commissioners no sooner than April 3, 1989. <br />VOTE: UNANTMOUS <br />e. Retail Trade <br />(1) Art. 4.3 - Permitted Use Table - See also <br />Item # D.3.b. <br />No presentation was made. In summary this item is to receive public <br />comment on proposed Zoning Ordinance text amendments combining sections of the <br />Permitted use Table to eliminate duplication of text and to correct a typographical <br />error in Section 5~3. <br />QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS FROM THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OR PLANNTNG BOARD <br />Commissioner Hartwell commented on the proposed change to EC-5 stating that this <br />addition might suit not only the particular location that caused it to come to the <br />Boards' attention, but could be compatible with other areas of the county that are <br />Existing Commercial. This would be a wise thing for the Board to adopt. <br />THERE WERE NO CITIZEN GOMMENTS. <br />A motion was made by Commissioner Marshall, seconded by Commissioner Hartwell, to <br />refer this item to the Planning Board for a recommendation to be returned to the <br />Commissioners no sooner than April 3, 1989. <br />VOTE: UNANIMOUS. <br />
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