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72 DRAFT 162 One thing we do run into is if a realtor has a person who works for them and may not necessarily be a licensed 163 realtor and not be held to the same standard. Will they share the same information with you? May or may not. 164 165 Craig Benedict: All counties in North Carolina don't have a land use plan or zoning. It is something new. 166 167 Johnny Randall: This would be a great field trip site. 168 169 Andrea Rohrbacher: I would be curious to know about signage if I had a home in the area and it was developed for 170 one of the permitted uses,will I have an ugly sign near my home. 171 172 Craig Benedict: Any site plan that comes forward to develop in this area would have to adhere to our sign code. 173 174 Maxecine Mitchell: I have driven US 10, could they reduce the speed? 175 176 Craig Benedict: We do have a meeting with NCDOT we discuss the safety uses. 177 178 Lisa Stuckey: When you go from Agricultural to EDE-1, are the property values affected? 179 180 Craig Benedict: They stay the same until people start selling their land and someone thinks it is more valuable. 181 182 Peter Hallenbeck: There is nothing more dangerous than buying a house. There are many issues. The letters we 183 have here are people currently living here and the task is to figure out a balance between future directions with the 184 people who are already there. There was a similar issue when I was on the Efland Small Area Plan where residents 185 were concerned about Economic Development. One thing that came out is that even though this area is planned for 186 this doesn't mean it will happen overnight. If you are in a house and something comes up next to you the buffer is 187 larger. We have the state and its rules and the county is not in a position to do anything about that. The people who 188 are on the fringes of these falls back to when does it happen, when do you get the development and what are the 189 buffers? I do like Old NC 10 being moved up to the railroad tracks and keeping that residential because I think that 190 addressed some of the concerns. In fire department districts, depending on which side of the road you live on 191 depends on which fire department you get. Having Old NC 10 as a boundary is odd because if you are on one side, 192 it is residential and the other is business. 193 194 Craig Benedict: The procedure is during the public hearing process, individuals can contribute their thoughts about 195 the application and by the Planning Board meeting, and they submit material in writing. If you would like to speak to 196 a specific point you have submitted it in writing,you are allowed to speak. 197 198 Larry Wright: I am confused with the Commercial Node to Economic Development and the use EDE1 and EDE2. 199 200 Discussion about maps and colors. 201 202 MOTION made by Alan Campbell to approve the resolution as proposed by the planning staff for the future land use 203 map changes. Seconded by Buddy Hartley. 204 VOTE: PASSED 10-1 (MARK MARCOPLOS OPPOSED) 205 206 Mark Marcoplos: I am not comfortable with doing this so soon in the process. I think there is a lot more that needs to 207 be heard from the neighbors. There is too much energy in the community that doesn't understand or approve. 208 209 Maxecine Mitchell: I need some clarification. I sort of agree with him but I was going to wait for the zoning part 210 because that is where the particulars come in. Land use is a broad use and you have the particulars the individual 211 has to meet when they come to the BOCC and the Planning Board. 212 213 Craig Benedict: The zoning will say how high, how far from the property lines based on this ED1 category. 214 4