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Michael Harvey: Mr. Chairman, may I interrupt please. I'm sorry. Before there's a motion on sending this forward, I have a house cleaning item I'd like the Board to take care of for me. As this is a quasi-judicial item, it's based on sworn testimony and evidence, and while Mr. Abbott made a request that items be entered into the record, the Board ought to acknowledge what has been entered into the record as part of this application. So if you will indulge me for a moment. What you have is an almost 230 page abstract packet, that includes the Special Use Permit application, a narrative beginning on page 12, a biological inventory beginning on page 20, a tree survey beginning on page 46, a market impact analysis, beginning on page 79, a traffic impact analysis, beginning on page 115, an initial staff review of the project and the Applicants response, beginning on page 131, you also have a very detailed site plan in this application packet. You have a property and vicinity map, prepared by staff, a staff review comments on this particular item, an Orange County Health Department, Fire Marshal's Office, etc., the Neighborhood Information Meeting comments, and letters that have gone out; last but not least, notification materials for the Public Hearing. I ask that there be a vote, or an acknowledgement by the County Commissioners, that this packet, as submitted, is entered into the record. Commissioner Price: So moved. Chair McKee: We've got a motion. Commissioner Rich: Second. Chair McKee: And a second. All... Commissioner Rich: Question. Chair McKee: Yes. Commissioner Rich: Is, Mr. Harvey, is this map in the packet as well? Is that considered the same as our large map? Michael Harvey: That's what Mr. Abbott actually entered, so it would be both. Commissioner Rich: It's both. Okay. Michael Harvey: Yes. Commissioner Rich: Thank you. Commissioner Price: Chair, I have some questions, I'm sorry. Just for clarification —and I may be misreading this— but on one page you say that this has been operating —the School's been operating as a defacto Class A, and on another page it says Class B Special Use Permit. Michael Harvey: Well that's unfortunately a staff error, and I'm sorry for the confusion. Commissioner Price: Okay. Michael Harvey: This School actually began in 1984 before the County had adopted comprehensive regulations governing development of schools, or the requirement that this be reviewed as a Class A Special Use Permit. Per Article 8.6 of the UDO, it's actually considered to have a defacto Special Use Permit, making it a legal land use. It's not non-conforming. It's