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Developer Concerns At Churton Grove <br />b) Is it the legal opinion of Orange County that Phase IV Development can continue per Condition 37 of the <br />Special Use Permit in light of the fact that this Phase I amenity has not yet been completed? <br />25. Designated Pedestrian Open Space Parcel Not In Compliance (Active/Passive Recreational Area <br />a) Is it the legal opinion of Orange County that the parcel with the legal description "OPEN SPACE PH 1 <br />CHURTON GROVE" (PIN #9875915116) which, to date, has had no improvements of any kind, qualifies as <br />either an active or passive recreational area according to the recreational site suitability requirements outlined in <br />Orange County Ordinance 46-79(b)3? <br />b) Furthermore, if Orange County does consider this parcel either an active or passive recreational area in spite of <br />its character, slope and location, can the county please outline the improvements required by developers to <br />comply with the accessibility provisions outlined in Orange County Ordinance 46-79(b)3c? <br />26. Designated Pedestrian Open Space Parcel Not In Compliance (Special Use Permit) <br />a) Is it the legal opinion of Orange County that the parcel with the legal description "OPEN SPACE PH 1 <br />CHURTON GROVE" (PIN #9875915116) which, to date, has had no improvements of any kind, is in <br />compliance with the Special Use Permit (Condition 27d) which specifies "walking and hiking paths" and <br />"bridges across the creek"? <br />b) Furthermore, during what phase of development of the land within the Special Use Permit did the county <br />anticipate completion of the hiking paths and bridges on this "Phase 1"parcel as called for in Condition 27d? <br />c} Does Orange County have any opinion on the fact that Developer (Churton Grove LLC), in an AMENITIES <br />AGREEMENT registered with Orange County (Book 2255, Page 14) in May; 2001, "agrees to construct within <br />the subdivision...creek side picnic areas and a nature preserve?" <br />d} Does Orange County have any opinion on the fact that Developer (Churton Grove LLC), in a document <br />describing the "private club" referred to in the AMENITIES AGREEMENT, describes "futwe facilities <br />planned" including "a woodlands park...to include picnic areas, creek crossings, walking trails and other nature <br />sensitive activities: ' <br />27. Inadequately Connected Open Space and Recreation Areas <br />Is it the legal opinion of Orange County that all actual and proposed pedestrian walking paths provide a sufficient <br />level of connectedness between existing and proposed open spaces, recreation facilities, and passive and active <br />recreation areas in accordance with the requirements as set forth in section 46-82(f)1? <br />28. No Pedestrian and Landsca ed Common Areas In Commercial Area <br />a) Is it the legal opinion of Orange County that the requisite 2.47 acres of the total 12.364 acres within Phase IIC <br />has been reserved; improved, and maintained for pedestrian use according to Sec. 50-205(4) of Orange County <br />Ordinances? <br />b) What remedy does Orange County propose if; in fact, it is the case that the requisite 2.47 acres of pedestrian use <br />land has not been reserved as required in Orange County Ordinance 50-205(4)? <br />29. Workmanship and/or Safety Concerns on Existing Walking and Sikin2 Paths <br />a) Regarding the developer provided asphalt walking and biking paths in Phases I, II, and III does Orange County <br />have an opinion as to the expected longevity of properly constructed asphalt walking paths and the mean time to <br />repair of such asphalt paths due to excessive cracking and crumbling? <br />b) Regarding the asphalt path constructed between Phase 1, Lot 27 and Phase I, Lot 38, which path terminates prior <br />to connecting to the asphalt sewer easement on the north boundary of Lot 27, does Orange County have an <br />opinion as to the safety and aesthetic nature of using one or more non-secwed 2x6 pieces of lumber as a <br />makeshift scaffolding across the ditch that separates the two asphalt surfaces? Does Orange County believe that <br />such a structure is safe for pedestrians, bicyclists, and strollers? <br />32 <br />
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