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P11)1!NG BOARD MINUTES DECEMBER 17, 1984 Lf:yi A ^- PAGE 19 Vie!:.- a f Pilkey seconded the motion. VOTE: 7 in favor. Greenberg, Wilson, Gordon, and Pearson opposed. The Board discussed consideration of the rest of the agenda. Since Board members did not bring their public hearing packets and did not have the findings of fact checklist to review, the Board, tabled consideration of the Occoneechee Point' Il and Oakdale Park Two planned development/special use permits. Collins asked the Board if they wished to set a special meeting to hear these items in order to meet the January 7, 1985 date of the continuation of the public hearing to receive the Planning Board recommendations set by the Board of Commissioners. The Planning Board indicated by consensus that they did not wish to set a special meeting for this purpose. 5c.• WILDWOOD SECTION III REZONING REQUEST The staff presentation was made by Smith. Smith clarified that the request was for a straight rezoning to Residential-4,and that specific design requirements would be satisfied through the subdivision design, review and approval process Pilkey inquired why an R-4 designation was requested. Smith responded that the R-4 designation corresponded with Section 1 of Wildws,od. Pearson added that the R-4 designation gave some flexibility in lot design. MOTION: Kizer moved approval of the Residential-4 zoning request. Pearson seconded the motion. Wilson reviewed the Town of Hillsborough concerns. Pearson felt that the Town concerns were inconsistent, particularly #2. Kizer asked about requiring a planned development on the property. Smith responded that there would be only limited gains to be derived from this process. Smith expressed concern about the Town's endorsement of the Land Use Plan amendment, the Central Orange Area Study, and the densities appropriate for this area and their later opposition to specific proposals for developments at these densities. Shanklin expressed concern about the limited number of Planning Board members involved in the preparation of the comments from the Town of Hillsborough. He indicated that he tended to discount these comments as unrepresentative of the feelings. of the people of Hillsborough.