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Commissioner Jacobs said that there is mention in one of the economic <br /> development districts — Hillsborough Limited Office with Residential — and said that <br /> Buckhorn Village had residential, but he is not sure that the way this is written that it <br /> would be allowed. <br /> Perdita Holtz said that it would be on the permitted use table. <br /> Craig Benedict said that right now they have left the structure and usage within <br /> the economic development districts as they are. Eventually, there will be permitted use <br /> tables within economic development districts and they could be modified as needed. <br /> Section 4 <br /> Commissioner Yuhasz made reference to page 4-10 and the sliding scales for <br /> impervious surfaces. The sliding scale for University, Cane, and Little allow a smaller <br /> impervious surface on lots greater than five acres than on another table. <br /> Perdita Holtz said that staff discussed this and they do not know why this was <br /> done this way back in 1994. <br /> Commissioner Yuhasz suggested having just one table and being consistent with <br /> the 6% instead of the 5%. <br /> Commissioner Jacobs made reference to page 4-7 and asked about "no residual <br /> (sludge application)" and Perdita Holtz said that it is biosolids. She said that this was the <br /> language adopted in 1994 and it was probably different. Commissioner Jacobs <br /> suggested saying no "sludge (biosolid) application." <br /> Commissioner Yuhasz made reference to 4.2.7-d to e, which is about <br /> conservation easements and that it, "needs to be certified by an attorney at law licensed <br /> to practice law in the State of North Carolina and approved to certify title to real property <br /> by a lending institution." He asked why this additional phrase had to be added about the <br /> lending institution. <br /> John Roberts said that there is something else required for an attorney to do title <br /> work. <br /> Judith Wegner agreed with Commissioner Yuhasz that an attorney is sufficient. <br /> The Board agreed to get the County Attorney to research this further. <br /> Section 5 <br /> Commissioner Yuhasz made reference to Section 5.4.3, Special Events. Just for <br /> consistency, he asked that either"site" or"plat" plan be used and not both. <br /> Commissioner Hemminger made reference to Section 5.4.1 and Exclusions. She <br /> asked why these were not listed alphabetically. Staff said that this could be done. <br /> Commissioner Hemminger made reference to number 24 and asked if research <br /> facilities were excluded and Perdita Holtz said yes. <br /> Shannon Berry clarified that these are excluded from conditional use zoning. <br /> Commissioner Hemminger said that she does not want to exclude research <br /> facilities. <br /> Chair Foushee suggested doing a footnote so that everyone will know that these <br /> permitted uses will be seen somewhere else. <br /> Craig Benedict said that over the next few weeks he will put together a booklet <br /> on conditional use zoning. <br /> Commissioner Yuhasz asked for an example of a "building for temporary use." <br /> Commissioner Yuhasz made reference to "home occupation" and asked if a <br /> home office was ok. Michael Harvey said that it could not include storage of supplies on <br /> site. Commissioner Yuhasz asked that it be made clear that offices in the home are <br /> allowed. <br />