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2016-198 Planning - White Cross Solar LLC and William and Carol Byron - Special Use Permit
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2016-198 Planning - White Cross Solar LLC and William and Carol Byron - Special Use Permit
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7 <br /> STAFF COMMENT. The required public hearing was held at the May 26, 2015 <br /> Quarterly Public Hearing where the following testimony/evidence was entered into <br /> the record: <br /> i. Staff abstract and attachments, including the actual SUP application, <br /> Master Plan site plan, staff comments on the project, and copies of the <br /> UDO and Comprehensive Plan. <br /> ii. Staff testimony on the project and its compliance with various <br /> provisions of the UDO. <br /> iii. Applicant sworn testimony from Mrs. Beth Trahos, Mr. George Retschle, <br /> Mr. Thomas Hester, Mr. Richard Kirkland, Mr. Richard Moretz, and Mr. <br /> Thomas Cleveland, on how the project complied with the UDO. <br /> The applicant entered copies of affidavits and a real estate report, <br /> completed by Mr. Hester, into the record providing additional information <br /> on the project's compliance with applicable standards. <br /> The applicant further testified they had been working to address an <br /> adjacent property owner's questions and concerns as they relate to the <br /> preservation of existing vegetation along a common property line. <br /> During the hearing the applicant testified a private agreement had been <br /> made with the adjacent property owner to the north for an additional buffer <br /> width of 15' and the provision for an undisturbed area along the common <br /> property line. <br /> It should be noted this will become a requirement if the SUP is approved. <br /> iv. Comments from the BOCC, Planning Board, and the general public. <br /> • STEP THREE — PLANNING BOARD REVIEW: The Planning Board reviews the request <br /> and makes a recommendation on the project's compliance with specific development <br /> standards (Section 5.9.6) and the general standards (Section 5.3.2 Special Uses) of the <br /> UDO. Staff prepares a script to aid the Board in making required findings and denoting <br /> the `evidence' utilized in rendering a decision as contained in Attachment 3. <br /> STAFF COMMENT: This review will begin at the July 1 , 2015 regular meeting <br /> where the Board will be asked to make a recommendation. <br /> • STEP FOUR — DECISION: The BOCC will receive the Planning Board recommendation <br /> as well as any other written evidence, deliberate, certify the record, close the public <br /> hearing, and then render a final decision. <br /> BACKGROUND: This item was presented at the May 26, 2015 Quarterly Public Hearing where <br /> staff indicated the applicant is proposing to develop a solar facility on a 20 acre portion of the subject <br /> property with the remaining 15 acres being retained by the current property owner. <br /> Proposed individual arrays shall be approximately 7 to 9 feet in height, with approximately 2 to 3 feet <br /> of ground clearance, and 47 feet in length. Approximately 20 acres of the site will be initially <br /> disturbed with 11 .5 acres containing the actual solar facility. A 6 foot high chain link security <br /> fence, topped with 3 strand barbed wire, shall enclose the perimeter of the array to prevent access <br /> and the array shall be surrounded by a Type D 50 foot wide landscaped buffer. <br />
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