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11 <br /> I A motion was made by Commissioner Gordon to refer this back to the <br /> 2 Planning Staff to see if this amendment can be limited to the Primary <br /> 3 Overlay area and determine if there are any separate regulations that co* <br /> 4 be implemented to prevent the strip development along the entire area. <br /> 5 THERE WAS NOT A SECOND TO THIS MOTION <br /> 6 Geoffrey Gledhill said that the Primary District Overlay does not <br /> 7 exist across the road so if Commissioner Gordon' s suggestion is taken <br /> 8 literally, this will not solve the problem. <br /> 9 A motion was made by Commissioner Willhoit, seconded by Commissioner <br /> 10 Crowther to continue the discussion of this item to a subsequent meeting. <br /> 11 VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br /> 12 <br /> 13 <br /> 14 E . I-40/NC86 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT EXPANSION <br /> 15 Planner Mary Willis presented the information as stated in the <br /> 16 agenda. <br /> 17 A motion was made by Commissioner Willhoit, seconded by <br /> 18 Commissioner Gordon to deny the request to expand the Economic Development <br /> 19 District to include the Addison property as Secondary Development Area. <br /> 20 VOTE: AYES, 4; NOS, 1 (Commissioner Crowther) <br /> 21 A motion was made by Commissioner Gordon, seconded by <br /> 22 Commissioner Willhoit, that no change be made to the Moren property' s <br /> 23 current Land Use Plan Designation (20-year Transition Area) and that future <br /> 24 requests for expansion of the Economic Development District be made <br /> 25 consistent with current Land Use Plan Amendment procedures . <br /> 26 VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br /> 27 P, <br /> 28 F. HP-1-95 ALEXANDER HOGAN PLANTATION SITE NATIONAL REGISTER <br /> 29 NOMINATION <br /> 30 Don Belk, Planner II for Special Projects, presented for Board <br /> 31 consideration the nomination of the Alexander Hogan Plantation Site to the <br /> 32 National Register of Historic Places and asked for authorization for him to <br /> 33 make comments to the State Historic Preservation Office about this <br /> 34 nomination. <br /> 35 The Historic Preservation Commission held a public hearing on the <br /> 36 nomination on September 12. The Commission found that the Alexander Hogan <br /> 37 Plantation Site does not meet the criteria for listing in the National <br /> 38 Register of historic places. The Commission's recommendation will be <br /> 39 forwarded to the State's Historic Preservation Office as well as the Board <br /> 40 of Couniy Commissioners comments and recommendation4 . <br /> 41 Commissioner Crowther asked if there was a date that Duke Power <br /> 42 installed their power lines across this property. Mr. Belk did not have <br /> 43 this information. <br /> 44 Judson Edeburn, Resource Manager of Duke Forest, made reference <br /> 45 to a letter that was distributed. In addition to that statement, he said <br /> 46 that the Hogan Plantation qualified for listing in the National Register of <br /> 47 Historic Places under the stipulations of criteria "D" of the National <br /> 48 Register Bulletin. This states that properties may be eligible for <br /> 49 National Register if they have yielded or are likely to yield information <br /> 50 important to create history. For the property and the information it <br />