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0 8 and east of the Interstate 40 corridor. The purpose of the request is to permit the construction of a 57 unit mobile home park. With reference to the negative finding in Section 7.14.3a7 Signs to be erected in accordance with Article 9. Collins indicated there was not a condi- tion that addressed this negative finding. Chair Willhoit noted the letter provided by Hillsborough which indicates the availability of water service is being modified to indicate an approximate date for providing such service but does not necessarily mean it will be available; it will be upon the action of the Town Board. He stated his concern is that this project is a tremendous distance from Hillsborough and does not provide for the orderly growth around the Town of Hillsborough as provided for in the lama use plan. He feels it does not promote good public health, safety and welfare. He suggested this item be tabled until such time that the Town can provide water to the development. Board Attorney Geoffrey Gledhill pointed out that the Board must make a finding on the evidence presented for the method and adequancy of the provision for sewage disposal facilities, solid waste and water service and determine if this part of the ordinance has been satisfied and met by the developer. Commissioner Marshall noted the problem is that this is not a transition area on the land use plan; that it is rural residential or rural buffer and our ordinance approves mobile homes. Commissioner Lloyd noted that this development has met the criteria of the ordinance and it would seem awkward to reject this development. Commissioner Marshall noted that the only evidence against this develop- ment was the concern of adjoining property owners about the devaluation of their property. Gledhill clarified that if the developer intends to lease spaces which are clearly defined on the ground then it is considered a subdivision. Collins recommended amending condition #14 to include that the final plans must be approved within 6 months of the issuance of the special use permit and prior to the start of construction. Commissioner Marshall corrected #14 to read "prior to the issuance of the grading and building permit." Collins added to #11 the definition for hard surface and built to state standards. Also to #20 that signage details must be submitted to determine compliance with Article 9 signs prior to the issuance of signs. Motion was made by Commissioner Lloyd, seconded by Commissioner Walker to approve the development in accordance with the finding of fact subject to the 20 conditions as corrected by the Board. VOTE: AYES, 4; NOES, 1 (Chair Willhoit) AMENDMENT TO THE ZONING ORDINANCE- MPORARY MOBILE HCMES Collins explained this amendment allows for the use of a temporary mobile home during the installation or construction of a separate permanent home on that same lot. Motion was made by Commissioner Marshall, seconded by Commissioner Lloyd that Section 6.3 of the Zoning Ordinance, Regulation of Principal Uses, to be amended as stated under the needs portion of the agenda abstract to provide for the use of temporary mobile homes. In answer to Jerry Robinson's request to have this amendment approved by the Health Board, Collins noted that before a building permit is issued for a temporary mobile home they do have to have the approval of the Health Department to either utilize the existing septic tank or to put in a new one. VOTE: UNANIMOUS.