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Notes From Public Meetings <br /> Neighborhood Meeting - Eubanks Road). In particular, does not <br /> October 6 1994 feel that it is fair that this area continues to <br /> ` be "dumped on." <br /> General questions and comments from meeting <br /> • If landfill Site 17 (the Blackwood Division <br /> discussions: <br /> of Duke Forest) is not connected to the <br /> • How wide is the rail line right-of-way? overall plan, and it is selected to be the <br /> (The right-of-way is 100 feet in width.) site of the next landfill, will the plan still <br /> Does the plan propose widening this right- exists? (Scott Radway, Work Group <br /> of-way for the transportation corridor? Member, indicated that it is important to <br /> (No) More space is needed to note that this site is outside of Chapel <br /> accommodate the possible transportation Hill's present jurisdiction, although the <br /> corridor uses suggested in the report. site is located centrally in regard to <br /> Chapel Hill's and Carrboro's future growth <br /> • What is "flex-space"? Is it mixed use? areas.) <br /> (Wayne Hadler, Work Group Chair • Request for stronger language to protect <br /> explained that "flex-space"describes small <br /> types of storage, possibly including Site 17. The Work Group needs to take a <br /> equipment assembly. Work Group stronger stand on this issue. <br /> member Mary Reeb also explained that • Why does all of this need to be done? <br /> mixed use includes office, commercial, Opposed to the employment campus, as it <br /> and residential uses. She proceeded to will create too much traffic when <br /> explain that the employment campus land combined with Chapel Hill North. The <br /> use would not have a residential Park and Ride Lot on Eubanks has already <br /> component and would serve as a place of <br /> employment. Buildings would be small to endangered the residents living on <br /> medium size. In summary, this is a new Eubanks. Where is the Town getting the <br /> zoning category that has not yet been money to build everyting? The Work <br /> created.) Group has put everything in this area <br /> except a school; and, they should put <br /> • Will this area be annexed? (Wayne more emphasis on education. <br /> Nadler explained that this area is within Does not see the need for a village in this <br /> the Town of Chapel Hill's planning area, when Timberlyne already exists. <br /> jurisdiction and thus will eventually be Does not feel that what the Work Group <br /> considered for annexation as it becomes has proposed is good for Orange County. <br /> urbanized.) The Plan would tear up some of the most <br /> • What about the protection of existing historical sites in the County. Does not <br /> neighborhoods? Northwood is being plan to move without a fight. (Wayne <br /> hemmed in by Chapel Hill North and the Hadler responded that this is a long range <br /> employment campus area. How will they plan, intended to guide development over <br /> ever get out with all the traffic? the next 20 or more years.) <br /> • Northwood resident - Very pleased with <br /> • Landowner on Millhouse Road concerned what the plan suggests. The plan is not <br /> • about the selection of Site 17 (the proposing to concrete things and fill in <br /> Blackwood Division of Duke Forest along wetlands. The current zoning is 1-2 <br /> houses per acre. This zoning will lead to <br /> Northwest Small Area Plan Page A-27 <br />