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Adopted Minutes ( 1) Z-3-92 Brenda Carol & Donald Wayne Combs Orange Co. Planning Board October 19, 1992 Presentation by Jim Hinkley. A copy of the abstract information is an attachment to these minutes on pages This includes the Planning Board's findings and recommendations from their September 21, 1992 meeting to the Board of Commissioners, 'Administration's Recommendation, Board of Commissioners' Action, Planning Staff findings, Planning Staff recommendation, and chronology of events. Hinkley reviewed and summarized the information and distributed information that had been received since the agenda was distributed. He noted that, after this point, no new information could be considered unless the Board of Commissioners decided to. reopen or continue the public hearing. Hinkley presented infra-red aerial photographs dated 1983 which he felt gave a better view of the property and indicated the location of a building. He did note that automobiles not running are not heated and probably would not appear on the photos. He continued that vehicles that were out in the open did show somewhat on the infra-red photos. Chair Cantrell asked that Board member Reid speak to this issue at this time since he needed to leave this meeting to attend a meeting of the Solid Waste Committee to make a report. Reid stated that the question that came to him at the Planning Board meeting on September 21, 1992, was whether or not there were vehicles in the area prior to 1981. He stated again, as he had in the previous meeting, that he came to the area at that time and had work done on his vehicle by Kenny Martin at the location in question and there were vehicles in the area. Reid noted that he had asked what constitutes commercial or a business being there and he stated that he felt Mr. Martin used it as a business because it was a parts area. The actual garage was on Mt. Carmel Church Road but the parts for repair came from the area in question. He continued that the question arose at that point as to whether or not a building was on the site and that a building would be what would constitute a commercial business.