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Take the proposed regulations, apply it to the speedway and ascertain whether there are <br /> problematic areas and identify potential solutions to allow the Board to see the pro and con <br /> impact. Also, identify where there could be methods where we could modify what is being <br /> proposed to address a real life scenario and at the same time, encourage any new development <br /> to insure it will not have a negative impact on adjacent property. <br /> VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br /> (Later, after item C-2 the Board returned to vote on an additional portion of C-1) <br /> A motion was made by Chair Pellissier, seconded by Commissioner Foushee to adjourn <br /> the public hearing until May 1, 2012 in order to receive and accept the Planning Board's <br /> recommendation and any submitted written comments. <br /> VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br /> 2. Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map and Zoning Atlas Amendments — To <br /> review government-initiated amendments to the Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use <br /> Map and to the Zoning Atlas to change the land use classification of approximately 493.5 <br /> acres in the vicinity of the Interstate 85/US Highway 70 interchange (in the vicinity of the <br /> Eno Economic Development District near the eastern county line) and to change the <br /> zoning district of approximatefy 351.5 acres of property in the same area <br /> Craig Benedict made a PowerPoint presentation. He said that last Wednesday, the County <br /> held an outreach meeting and it was very robust. It was a wonderful facility. There were also <br /> planners from the City of Durham at the meeting because this area is within the Urban Growth <br /> Boundary. <br /> Orange County <br /> Quarterly Public Hearing <br /> February 27, 2012 <br /> Agenda Item C-2 <br /> Eno Township and Economic Development Area <br /> Land Use and Zoning Amendments <br /> ■ Stoney Creek Basin Planning Area <br /> Stoney Creek Basin Small Area Plan <br /> Land Use Intensity Categories. <br /> Higher Intensity Areas: <br /> These areas are generally synonymous with the ten and twenty year transition areas in <br /> the existing Land Use Plan (adopted 1981, amended 1988) or they are adjacent to areas <br /> proposed for future development on an urban scale. At some future date, they will most likely <br /> be incorporated into the municipalities of Hillsborough and Durham through the annexation <br /> process. A mix of land uses is possible in these areas and they will be served by water and <br /> sewer. They could be viewed as "receiving areas"for lower density areas to the south. <br /> Economic Development Eno Lower Intensity(EDE-1) <br /> EDE-1 Allows: <br /> ■ Finance ' <br /> ■ Government <br />