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57 <br /> property. <br /> Waddell stated that he would like to have the two <br /> groups of residents meet and come back to the <br /> Planning Board with a recommendation that is <br /> agreeable to both. He asked for a show of hands <br /> from the audience for agreement, and there seemed to <br /> be a majority interested in such a meeting. <br /> Ms. Haas stated that she did not feel the issue is <br /> reconcilable in that discussion has been going on at <br /> least three years. Waddell responded that he really <br /> felt that the two groups could come to a reasonable <br /> compromise that would be an acceptable solution for <br /> both groups. He felt the two groups were not as far <br /> apart as Ms. Haas felt they were. <br /> MOTION: Burklin moved to address the area south of Cates <br /> Creek tonight and the area north of Cates Creek at <br /> the regular January 23, 1995 meeting. Seconded by <br /> Hoecke. <br /> MOTION: 8 in favor. <br /> 1 opposed (Brown - felt there was sufficient <br /> information to continue and make a recommendation) . <br /> Burklin asked the status of the discussion on <br /> utility service areas. Collins responded that the <br /> Task Force working on that issue has delineated <br /> three service areas and he located the boundaries on <br /> the map. <br /> Adjournment time was reached. <br /> MOTION: Hoecke moved to extend the meeting ten minutes to <br /> complete the discussion. Seconded by Burklin. <br /> VOTE: 7 in favor. <br /> 1 opposed (Brown) . <br /> Burklin stated that he would like for Orange County <br /> and Hillsborough to complete the agreements on <br /> utility service areas and the Rural Character <br /> agreements before moving very aggressively on water <br /> and sewer extension. <br /> Jobsis asked if it is viable to designate the area <br /> EDD if the extension of water and sewer is not <br /> available. Collins responded that he felt it is <br /> developable, but it will be a lower density <br /> development with wells and septic tanks. An <br /> alternative system could be a possibility. If there <br /> is a choice of public water and sewer or alternative <br /> system, the choice would be public water and sewer. <br />