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21 1 A.,oft was made by Commissioner Gordon,seconded by Commissioner Cary,Jr..to refer the 2 proposed Zoning Atlas amsndments to the Planning Board fora recommendationto be returned to the Board of 3 Corhrttisaionera no sooner than April 1,1997. 4 VOTE: UNANIMOUS 5 6 (b) Z-2-97 Stoney Creek Basin Overlay District 7 This item was heard concurrent with Item C1(a), S 9 3. Zoning Ordinance Text Anhendutonts 10 (a) Stoney Creek Basin Small Area Plan 11 1) Article 4.2.32-Stoney Creek Basin Overlay District 12 2) Article 6.30 Extra Requirements for the Stoney Creek Basin 13 Overlay District 14 This item was heard concurrent with Item C1(a). 15 16 (b) Golf Courses 17 1) Article 4.3 Permitted Use Table 18 2) Atfide 6.16.10 Additional Requirements for Certain Permitted Uses 19 Recreational Facilities(ProWNon-Profit):Golf Club and Goff 20 Country dub. 21 3) Article 6.23 Watershed Protection Overlay Districts 22 4) Article 22 Dakftms-Golf Course 23 5) Article 8.6.7 Special Uses(Golf Courses) 24 This item was presented by Emily Cameron for the purpose of receiving 25 citizen con rhent an proposed amendrimis to the Zoning Ordinance to include standards for golf courses. On 26 August 20, 1996. the board of Commissioners adopted a charge and appointed members to the Golf Course 27 Amendment Review Task Force(Golf CART). The Gott CART began meeting m September 1996 and continued its 28 work through February of 1997. At the end of December,a draft was disputed to 27 agencies and individuals for 29 review and eonhrhent, including the Institute of Government, state Mariam involved with water quality and pesticide 30 regulations, the Recreation and Parks Advisory Council, the US Golf Association. the National Association of 31 Courhtbs, US Environmental Protection Agency, the Golf Course Superintendent Association of America, the 32 American Society of Golf Course Architects, and the Center for Resource Management. Twelve responses were 33 received. ween comments were attached to the agenda packet 34 35 36 37 Commissioner Gordan mentioned that the Permitted Use Table previously avowed Golf Courses as a rrhatter 3a of right in more dish le s than the current table doss. She felt that it would., sense to allow golf courses in some 39 of ttoee district by Special Use Permit She requested that the Planning Board disci this WW. 40 41 Ms.Carneron merht wd that the debate was lengthy on this issue. The end point of the dnsarasion was that 42 the CART-nenims were atternpffng to be mmistent with the description of the dish. Attune fame time,in a 43 practical sense,the acreage is Bmhited far the cmmnmrcW uses. The possibility of undeveloped existing commercial 44 land existing which could be used for a golf course development where it would not already be permitted is wry 45 Unp*. She assurd Canrhissiorher Gordon that the Planning beard would rvisit this issue. 46 47 Cornif feiarher 6rowrh requested clarification on Attorney Gledhil's 00mhments regarding pesticides. 48 4 9 Ms.Carom mentioned that there is a section in the NC General Statutes than preerhpts local junsdietiom so from adopting repuI@N=winch would address,in any way,the apps eatiOn m use a store,pesticdss. K is very 51 specific with regard b the NM it puns on loci jur>sdhction.The CART included infomnation in the WW draft regarding 52 pesticide use,satiety,notification.storage ands,etc,priniariy tar infornrhation. Because of the Goneraf Statutes they 53 were required to delete them ttrothh the in"draft of this document' 54