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99 Z 3 4 6 7 9 ~g ~~ ~.2 ~3 ~4~ I~ t6 17 l~ ~9 ~o 2~ 2Z 23 24 ~5 ~6 27 2~ Z9 30 31 3~ 33 34 35 36 37 3~ 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 4~ 4~ ~~` ~~ I appreciate this opportunity to address the prcpcsed UDC] and hope thaf you will lake info consideration the effect that Phis ordinance could have an the quality of life cf all the ~°ou~.fy's citizens. Sincerely Linda Finch Architect 143 Graff BIu~TraiQ ~hape~ ~i~~, ~I~: ~7~1~ Please enter my email of 21~51~ ~ into the public record Please consider requiring a super majority vote an all rezoning requests in the proposed "Conditional Districts" Spot zoning usually involves a very limited number of property owners who are trying to secure special benefits for themselves, without regard for the rights of adjacent landowners. Please consider requiring the petitioner to build out any properties submitted and approved for rezoning under Conditional Use and Conditional honing Districts; if the property is not developed the rezoning should expire and the property revert back to the original zoning and uses This would ensure that the County would gain the additional tax base anticipated in the approval rather than line the pockets of land speculators. Consider restraining the Conditional Use Districts to the existing Commercial, Industrial, and Economic Development Nodes of the county and exclude their use inAgricultural-Residential, Rural Buffer,' Rural Residential, Resource Protection areas and Municipal Town limits and their ExtrawTerritorial Jurisdictions. These Conditional Districts may lead to inharmonious land use patterns. There should be a requirement that the rezoning is compatible with the County's Comprehensive Paln including existing zoning maps. Review the ~f 1181 o Planning Staff Memo to BCCC on changes to the Planning Board duties: ,, The current Qrdinance allows them to propose and recommend plans The substituted language in the UDC allows them to re are and ado t lens The adoption of plans is a BDCC duty She pointed out that the Haw River is an area that also needs to be protected and should be included in this. Planning Board membercomments ~-none. ~®ard of ~®un~ ~omm~ss~oners' cornmentsv Commissioner Gordan said that Councilmember Penny Rich from Chapel Hill asked her to enterthe fallowing draft resolution into the record;