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tl2 <br />Question #25 - l)o you really want to block off neighborhood access? <br />The Buckhorn development team met with the Crestview community and came away <br />with a clear understanding that they object to connectivity. Therefore none has been <br />provided. The intent is to maintain the vegetative buffer and provide a maximum <br />screening effect between the two uses in accordance with the current ordinance. <br />Question #26 -What will this do to the ®zone problem that we already have? <br />See response to Question #32 <br />Question #27 -Where is the cost analysis (i.e. the cost we will bear for serving this <br />site)? <br />County staff to respond <br />~S`tafj`' ~omrn~~et: This report has been completed and is attached for your review and <br />comment. <br />Question #28 - ~4nnexation? Xes,1Vo, lYlaybe, When, etc.? <br />Buckhorn Road Associates will continue to work with Orange County and the City of <br />Mebane in regards to annexation. <br />S'tcaff Cor~a~aent: As a point of clarification, the City of Mebane will be annexing the <br />project at an unspecified time once it can demonstrate that the annexation can legal occur <br />in accordance with the provisions of the North Carolina General Statutes. <br />Question #29 -Why can you not spell out the uses? <br />Specific uses are identified in the current "Draft Conditions of Approval" <br />Question #30 - We need site specific development plans? <br />The intent of the application is to provide site specific plans in accordance with the <br />"Conditions of Approval". This would occur after approval of this application and before <br />any site improvements are allowed. The review process at that time would be by planning <br />staff. The current County ordinance does not require the submittal of these site-specific <br />plans at this time. <br />Question #31 -Impacts on surrounding properties? <br />See the Application package and the April 1, 2008. testimony of Real Estate Appraiser - <br />Vic Knight. <br />