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• <br /> 4 a <br /> During the public hearings concerning the district proposals,the owners requested that all of <br /> their property be included in the Economic Development District (EDD) zoning district. The <br /> owners also requested that adjustments be made in the Primary and Secondary Development <br /> Area designations to include all of their property. Adjustments proposed to move the zoning <br /> district boundaries to property lines are as follows: <br /> Current Proposed <br /> Township Tax Map.Block.Lot Acreage Zoning Zoning <br /> Eno 5.25..90B 2.86 R-1 EDD <br /> Eno 5.25..91 1.79 R-1 EDD <br /> Eno 5.25..102 0.80 R-1 EDD <br /> Eno 5.25..102A 1.01 R-1 EDD <br /> Adjustments proposed to the development area boundaries described in the Economic <br /> Development Districts Design Manual (Article 6.29 of the Zoning Ordinance) are as follows: <br /> Current Proposed <br /> Development Development <br /> Township Tax Map.Block.Lot Acreage Area Area <br /> Eno 5.25..90B 2.86 None Primary <br /> 7.18 Secondary Primary <br /> Eno 5.25..91 1.79 None Primary <br /> 5.21 Secondary Primary <br /> Eno 5.25..102 0.80 None Secondary <br /> Eno 5.25..102A 1.01 None Secondary <br /> Eno 5.25..103 0.76 Secondary Primary <br /> Eno 5.25..59 1.99 Secondary Primary <br /> Eno 5.25..54A 4.73 Secondary Primary <br /> 3. Comprehensive Plan/Zoning Ordinance/Subdivision Regulations Text Amendments <br /> a. Approval Procedures <br /> (1) Special Use Permit: The first option involves amendments to Article 8 - Special <br /> Uses and Article 6.29 - Development Standards for Economic Development Districts <br /> of the Zoning Ordinance. Under this option, "minor developments" or those with <br /> building areas of less than 20,000 sq.ft. and which disturb less than 40,000 sq.ft. of <br /> land area would be approved by the Planning Staff. Projects which exceeded these <br /> thresholds would be considered "major developments" and must have a Special Use <br /> Permit approved by the Board of Commissioners.This process would involve a public <br /> hearing before the Planning Board and Board of Commissioners.Also proposed as part <br /> of amendments to Article 6.29 are the elimination of references to "man-made" so as <br /> to provide gender neutral text. <br /> (2) Site Plan Approval: This option involves an amendment to Article 14.3 - Site Plan <br /> Review of the Zoning Ordinance. Under this option, the same thresholds as outlined <br /> in(1)above would apply,but only site plan approval by the Planning Board and Board <br /> of Commissioners would be required. No public hearing would be involved in this <br /> process. <br /> (3) Subdivision Approval: This option involves amendments to Sections II, III-B, and <br /> IV-C of the Subdivision Regulations. Under this option, both "minor" and "major" <br /> subdivisions must receive approval by the Planning Board and Board of <br /> Commissioners, but no public hearing would be involved. The amendments also <br /> incorporate the design criteria and performance standards applicable in Economic <br />