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52 been submitted/received since the public hearing and copies are attachments to these minutes on pages l�rf%sue Collins continued that the Planning Staff is recommending approval of the Land Use Element, Zoning Atlas, and Ordinance Text Amendments as presented at the November 30, 1994 public hearing. Using a map, he indicated the locations of the development areas - Primary I, Primary II, and Secondary - and reviewed allowed uses in each area. Planning Staff is also recommending 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. Collins reviewed the adjustments being proposed for public hearing at the March 29, 1995 quarterly public hearing. Adjustment of the EDD boundary to include all of the property of Dr. W. Allen and Sally Ann Addison; Adjustment of the EDD boundary to include all of the property of Hugh and Carolyn Moren; and Adjustment of the 100-foot buffer requirement along the west side of Old NC 86 adjacent to the right-of-way line. The buffer requirement is not necessary since the property across Old NC 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. Discussion followed of the uses and the lots/ properties that would have to be combined to meet development requirements. Barrows asked for the reasons that some people were opposed to the extension of water and sewer. Collins responded there are a series of concerns. One involves the Rural Buffer. It is felt by some that extending water/sewer south of I-40 would create pressure to extend those facilities into the northern part of the Rural Buffer and interfere with the Joint Planning Area Agreement with Chapel Hill and Carrboro. Another concern was the desire to create a "hard