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138 <br /> NOTE — if the motion is to reject, meaning the BOCC does not agree the <br /> applicant has demonstrated compliance with the specific provision of the UDO, <br /> the individual making the motion will need to provide some explanation justifying <br /> the finding that the applicant has not established, through competent material and <br /> substantial evidence,the project is in compliance with the UDO. <br /> e. A motion to either affirm or reject the recommendation of the Planning Board <br /> concerning the application's compliance with the provisions of Section 5.3.2 of <br /> the Orange County Unified Development Ordinance as detailed within <br /> Attachment 6 of the abstract package. Second. Vote. <br /> NOTE — if the motion is to reject, meaning the BOCC does not agree the <br /> applicant has demonstrated compliance with the specific provision of the UDO, <br /> the individual making the motion will need to provide some explanation justifying <br /> the finding that the applicant has not established, through competent material and <br /> substantial evidence,the project is in compliance with the UDO. <br /> f. A motion will need to be made regarding compliance with Section 5.3.2 (A) (2)of <br /> the Ordinance as follows <br /> (NOTE — Whomever makes the motion will have to cite the 'evidence' in the <br /> record utilized justifying the motion to approve or deny. Attachment 6 contains <br /> the recommendations of the Planning Board including the evidence utilized to <br /> reach the conclusion. This 'evidence' must be spelled out explicitly by the <br /> Commissioner making the motion. <br /> If the motion is to deny then the Commissioner making the motion will have to <br /> spell out explicitly the evidence within the record utilized to justify a negative <br /> finding): <br /> L Motion finding either there is or is not sufficient evidence in the record <br /> the project complies with Section 5.3.2 (A) (2) (a) of the UDO in that the <br /> use will maintain and promote the public health, safety and general <br /> welfare, if located where proposed and developed and operated according <br /> to the plan as submitted. <br />