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c 6.1 Old N.C. Highway 86 wish to have their property remain in the proposed Primary I Development Area. The residents of Cornwallis Hills Subdivision wish to have the property fronting on Old N.C. 86 changed to some other designation such as Secondary Development Area which limits the range of permitted uses to office and institutional.Correspondence received from both groups of residents which identifies these concerns have been included as part of the agenda materials. Given the concerns of the residents, the Planning Board voted (8-1) to consider only that portion of the proposed Economic Development District south of Cates Creek. The area of concern; e.g., north of Cates Creek, would be considered at the Planning Board's regular January meeting so that the neighboring residents could meet to try to agree upon an acceptable development plan. With regard to the area south of Cates Creek and the adjustments recommended by staff, the Planning Board voted (7-1) to recommend as follows: • Approval of the Land Use Element,Zoning Atlas,and Zoning Ordinance Text Amendments for the proposed I-40/Old N.C. 86 Economic Development District as presented at the November 30 public hearing; and • Approval of Option#3 which allows the extension of public water and sewer within the entirety of the EDD, including the area south of I-40. • Consideration of the following adjustments at the March 29 quarterly public hearing. o Adjustment of the EDD boundary to include all of the property of Dr. W. Allen and Sally Ann Addison; o Adjustment of the EDD boundary to include all of the property of Hugh and Carolyn Moren; and o Adjustment of the 100-foot buffer requirement along the west side of Old N.C.86 adjacent to the right-of-way line.The buffer requirement is not necessary since the property across Old N.C.86 is within Hillsborough's planning and zoning jurisdiction and zoned for commercial use.It is also the area within which Hillsborough proposes to apply the Economic Development District design manual standards. Neighborhood Mediation Session On January 11,1994,four representatives each from the Cornwallis Hills homeowners association and the Old N.C. 86 property owners group met to discuss their interests in an attempt to develop an acceptable compromise plan.The Economic Development Director and the Planning Director met with the residents to answer questions and discuss alternative solutions. Interests identified by the Old N.C. 86 property owners group were as follows: • Desire to have property rezoned for commercial purposes in a manner comparable to the property on the east side of Old N.C. 86 in Hillsborough's zoning jurisdiction.