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5 c. A dumpster had been located on the property in accordance with applicable UDO standards. ). A recommended condition of approval is the applicant secure final approval for dumpster location from Orange County Solid Waste prior to the commencement of earth disturbing activity. d. Spacing between individual storage units, as well as the width of access lanes, had been widened to address concerns expressed by Orange County Emergency Services and Planning staff (please refer to Attachment 3 for e-mail from Mr. David Sykes of Orange County Emergency Services). e. Impervious surface issues had been addressed. Staff had determined a development permit would be recorded in the Registrar of Deeds office specifically identifying impervious surface limits for the REDA-CZ-1 district and Mr. Chandler's remaining property. This permit will be recorded prior to the commencement of earth disturbing activity. The BOCC provided additional direction to the Planning Board on the following issues: • Land Use Buffer: i. BOCC members asked for pictures to be taken of the surrounding area and other self-storage facilities in the County to aid the Planning Board in its deliberations. Utilizing these pictures, the BOCC has asked the Planning Board to determine the appropriateness of the proposed land use buffer(s). Please note the applicant has provided some pictures on the submitted site plan and within their written response contained within Attachment 2 of this abstract. ii. The majority of the Board indicated the proposed land use buffer along the southern property line and Mile Branch was sufficient. iii. There was not consensus on the proposed land use buffer along NC Highway 57. While a majority of the Board expressed satisfaction with the applicant's proposal, others indicated a more intense buffer would be appropriate. • Installation of a well: i. BOCC members continued to express their desire for a well to be installed, specifically providing a 'hose bib'for building and landscape maintenance. During the meeting the applicant's engineer, Mr. Chad Abbott of Summit Engineering, indicated installing a well for anything other than landscape maintenance and/or cleaning of storage units (i.e. hand washing) might not be possible. If a sink were installed to allow for employees to 'wash their hands' discharge from the sink would have to go into a septic system for treatment. The main issue being there is no soil on the property to install a septic system. The BOCC indicated they understood and suggested the applicant could address `hand washing'through alternative means. ii. Mr.Abbot indicated the installation of a well could be cost prohibitive. The BOCC requested staff obtain a memorandum from Mr. Tom Konsler of Orange County Environmental Health outlining costs associated with installing a well (please refer to Attachment 3)