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14 <br />1 <br />Commissioner Price said the reason behind the restrictions seemed important to <br />2 <br />mention. She said if the restrictions are for safety then it should be stated as such followed by <br />3 <br />a description of the permitted use of digital signs. <br />4 <br />Perdita Holtz saidthe restrictions were not only for safety reasons but also for <br />5 <br />community character. <br />6 <br />Commissioner Dorosin asked about the intention of attachment 6, the Resident Group <br />7 <br />Input. He asked if it was to simply show where the community agreed or disagreed or rather <br />8 <br />changes that were made based on the community input. <br />9 <br />Perdita Holtz said any changes made as a result of the Resident Group Input were <br />10 <br />indicated in the right hand column of the chart. <br />11 <br />Commissioner Dorosin said the adopted changes are in the right hand column. <br />12 <br />Perdita Holtz said the changes in the right hand column are included in attachment 3, <br />13 <br />recommended for adoption consideration. <br />14 <br />15 <br />A motion was made by Commissioner Pelissier,seconded by Commissioner Rich to <br />16 <br />closethe public hearing. <br />17 <br />18 <br />VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br />19 <br />20 <br />Commissioner Rich askedCommissioner Jacobsto clarify his concerns about the <br />21 <br />language from the first group being changed by the second group. <br />22 <br />Commissioner Jacobs said most of the changes proposedseemed acceptable. He said <br />23 <br />he had concern when the changed language doesnotaffect current residents but rather shows <br />24 <br />support ofchain franchises orby allowing developersto back away from requirementssuch as <br />25 <br />providing sidewalks. He stated respect for those who worked on the language but fears that <br />26 <br />softening the language from “shall” to “may” allows for requirements to be backed away from. <br />27 <br />He said restricting what is permissible by a franchise store is acceptable in order to maintain the <br />28 <br />type of environment that a community desires. He said the current conditions for children <br />29 <br />walking to school are subpar. He said expecting any new business to address that within their <br />30 <br />property is a reasonable expectation. <br />31 <br />Commissioner Rich said the question of sidewalks is very important to allow people and <br />32 <br />children to walk. She said as new pockets of development appear sidewalks are vital to allow <br />33 <br />for connection and walkability. She agreed that the language should be stronger than “may”. <br />34 <br />Commissioner Jacobs referenced the Ashwickdevelopment in Efland.He said <br />35 <br />sidewalks or trails were required to be added within the development. He said the trails were <br />36 <br />not paved but allowed for people to walk without walking on the road itself. <br />37 <br />Commissioner Pelissier said she recalled a discussion about sidewalk maintenance and <br />38 <br />its funding. She recalled that it was determined that theCounty did not want to be responsible <br />39 <br />for such maintenance. She said pockets of development cannot be connected unless all the <br />40 <br />other property owners are required to install sidewalks. She recalled the issue of who would <br />41 <br />pay for such sidewalks being a point of impasse in previous discussion. <br />42 <br />Chair McKee said no part of the UDOis set in stone,andit can be continually fine-tuned <br />43 <br />as they go forward.He said he is opposed to sidewalks being required that do not <br />44 <br />interconnect.He reiterated Commissioner Pelissier’s question of who would pay for the <br />45 <br />sidewalks and said he is not interested in Orange County doing so. <br />46 <br />A motion was made by Commissioner Jacobs,seconded by Commissioner Dorosin to <br />47 <br />amend the Corporate Franchise Architecture standardsin section 6.6.4.f .1 to restore the <br /> <br />
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