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58 <br /> contingent upon a reassessment of the need for the <br /> Mattress Factory Road interchange as expressed by the <br /> Planning Board at their meeting of March 19, 1990. - <br /> Commissioner Marshall suggested including in the recommendation <br /> for the adoption of the Hillsborough Plan, the parameters that Mr. <br /> Norwood has indicated are intended for Davis Road. <br /> Commissioner Hartwell expressed a concern about the <br /> inconsistencies between the two maps. Since the map is the plan, he <br /> would like to see the map corrected. Mr. Norwood assured the <br /> Commissioners that the inconsistencies would be corrected on the map. <br /> With regard to Davis Road, Commissioner Hartwell stated that <br /> there was a map of the western bypass drawn by Edison Johnston which <br /> showed that the road went around that area so it did not penetrate that <br /> watershed. He feels that some descriptive language would be helpful to <br /> clarify this route. The Elizabeth Brady Road crossing of the Eno would <br /> require a bridge and depending on the way the bridge is built could have <br /> little impact on the river. <br /> In response to a question from a citizen, Mr. Rogers stated that <br /> the selection of the Brady Road Extension as the western bypass is still <br /> the Town's choice. <br /> CITIZEN COMMENTS <br /> ELIZABETH FOX of Foxhill Farms spoke in favor of excluding the <br /> proposed Northside Drive from the Hillsborough Thoroughfare Plan. She <br /> stated that neither she nor her husband want the associated property <br /> restrictions on a large portion of their acreage for a proposed road <br /> that may never by necessary, particularly in light of additional lanes <br /> and other improvements proposed for St. Mary's Road.. <br /> KIRK PELLAND spoke about the inconsistencies between the Hillsborough <br /> Plan and the DOT Plan. He questioned the inconsistency of a two lane <br /> road with a 100-foot right-of-way. He asked that the whole idea of a <br /> Davis Road beltline be reconsidered. The development south and west of <br /> Hillsborough is primarily residential. The roads in that area serve <br /> very well and I-40 is a beltline that goes across Hillsborough. He <br /> asked who this road will serve. Mr. Norwood responded that the looped <br /> facility would carry the traffic around town. It is envisioned to serve <br /> the development already there and additional development. This will <br /> upgrade those roads to service those people that live in that area. It <br /> is not envisioned to carry a large volume of traffic. Kirk Pelland <br /> reemphasized that he does not want this beltline and does not think it <br /> is necessary. <br /> JAY ZARAGOZA referred to the outer loop and the fact that there are a <br /> lot of people who do not want it. He recommended that the Commissioners <br /> fully understand the. implications of approving the Thoroughfare Plan and <br /> develop policies and procedures such as compensation for landowners <br /> before approving the proposed highway and decide how the exact alignment <br /> will be determined. He asked that the Board thoroughly analyze which <br /> highways they want built it is easy to add to a thoroughfare plan but <br /> hard to delete something from an approved plan. <br />