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22 <br />1 <br />Perdita Holtzsaid in June 2014the BOCC approved a version of these amendments. <br />2 <br />She said the Towns of Carrboro and Chapel Hill approved slightly different versions. She said <br />3 <br />all three local governments must approve the same thing. She saidpages twenty eight through <br />4 <br />32ofattachment 3 of the agenda materialsshow yellow highlighting to notechanges from the <br />5 <br />version approved by the BOCC in June 2014. She said the differences were fairly minor. The <br />6 <br />differences wereas follows: <br />7 <br />8 <br />1) On three occasions the words “low intensity” have been added in front of “agricultural support <br />9 <br />uses”. <br />10 <br />2) Changing the words “zoning and subdivision ordinance” to “unified development ordinance” <br />11 <br />to reflect the current title of Orange County’s Land Use regulations. <br />12 <br />3) On page thirty two it is stated that a joint public hearing and the approval of all three local <br />13 <br />governments before the County could materially change its UDO in regards to the agricultural <br />14 <br />support enterprises within the rural buffer in regards to the regulations that pertain to those. <br />15 <br />16 <br />Perdita Holtz said amendments to the joint planning documents must be approved <br />17 <br />before the County can consider adoption of the UDO amendments. She said the abstracts <br />18 <br />indicated that the Towns made recommendations on the UDO amendments as is within their <br />19 <br />right to do asjoint planning partners.She said the Towns’ recommendations have been <br />th <br />20 <br />incorporated into the UDO amendments that the BOCC is scheduled to consider on May 5, <br />21 <br />2015. She said the recommendation for tonight is for the BOCC to deliberate as necessary on <br />22 <br />this proposed amendment to the joint planning documents and to decide accordingly. She said <br />23 <br />if the BOCC decides to adopt the amendments then the resolution to adopt is inattachment 1. <br />24 <br />Commissioner Rich referred to page 32seeking affirmation of her understanding that if <br />25 <br />anything changes in the UDO there must bea public hearingon the specific ordinance. <br />26 <br />Perdita Holtz said if there are material changesto a portion that applies to the Rural <br />27 <br />Buffer(RB)and Agricultural Support Enterprises,then a joint public hearing would be needed. <br />28 <br />She said there are examples of material changes included. <br />29 <br />Commissioner Rich asked if it would be necessary to start the process over again from <br />30 <br />the beginning to make changes. <br />31 <br />Perdita Holtz said the current process is that any amendments to the UDO that affect <br />32 <br />the RBare sent to the Townsfor review and comment. She said the Towns are seeking more <br />33 <br />than comment authority. She said the elected officials seek the ability to approve changesnot <br />34 <br />just town staff. <br />35 <br />Commissioner Dorosin asked if Perdita Holtz was presenting the information from the <br />36 <br />Towns or if she also agreed with the Towns’recommendations and that they should be adopted <br />37 <br />by the BOCC. <br />38 <br />Perdita Holtz said this is what the Towns want and what they adopted. She said that all <br />39 <br />three local governments must adopt the same language in order to amend the agreement. <br />40 <br />Commissioner Dorosin asked his fellow Commissioners for their input.He asked if it is <br />41 <br />recommended by the Planning Department, given their expertise, that the BOCC should adopt <br />42 <br />the procedure of holding public hearings. He asked for pros and cons. <br />43 <br />Perdita Holtz said a concern was raised by a Town of Carrboro Alderman. Theconcern <br />44 <br />was what happens when Carrboro allows Agricultural Support Enterprises and asks the County <br />45 <br />to addthings after the fact which, given the current wording, can only be reviewed by staff. <br />46 <br />Perdita Holtz said there was also concern that standards maybe changed without elected <br />47 <br />official review. <br />48 <br />Commissioner Dorosin said that changes cannot be made currently,andhedid not see <br />49 <br />how this would be possible in the future. <br /> <br />
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