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One suggestion would be to move the trail out to the southwest corner of the property so <br /> that children would not have to walk a long ways on US 70. The other suggestion is that <br /> there is one place where the trail goes through a ravine. He suggested doing minimal <br /> clear cutting as to not disturb the natural area in putting in the trail and other sections of <br /> this trail. <br /> A motion was made by Chair Jacobs, seconded by Commissioner Brown to <br /> amend the May 15, 2001 Resolution for Approval for Ashwick Subdivision as stated <br /> below, with the changes as stated above by Chair Jacobs. <br /> RESOLUTION <br /> OF <br /> THE ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS <br /> TO APPROVE <br /> ASHWICK SUBDIVISION PRELIMINARY PLAN <br /> Date November 6, 2002 <br /> Name of Subdivision Ashwick <br /> Owner/Applicant Ashwick Associates, LLC <br /> (formerly Perry's Construction Corporation) <br /> The Board of County Commissioners hereby approves this amendment to the May <br /> 15, 2001 Resolution for Approval for the Preliminary Plan for Ashwick subdivision <br /> as shown on the updated sheet of the Preliminary Plan, titled Recreation Area, <br /> Open Space, Landscaping & Buffer Plan (dated April 4, 2000 and last revised <br /> October 2, 2002) and subject to fulfillment of amended requirements specified <br /> herein. <br /> Before the Final Plat of Ashwick Subdivision can be recorded: <br /> B. Roads and Access <br /> 9. The developer shall install and construct a internal walkway system <br /> within the NCID lT right of .. of al! interior ads (AsL.wirk Drove, <br /> Glenwock Drove, Norwich Court, Farns Wick Place, Chadwick Lane, <br /> Benworh Lane, and Straywirk Court) to provide pedestrian access <br /> throughout the subdivision. The developer shall install and construct <br /> an internal walkway system within the subdivision open space <br /> according to the Recreation Area, Open Space, Landscaping & <br /> Buffer Plan, showing the pedestrian path in green (dated April 4, <br /> 2000 and last revised October 2, 2002). Such walkways shall be <br />