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• 09 1 16. The project must remain in unitary ownership and no lots can be • sold to individuals. 17. A final boundary survey of the Planned Development and improve-- .ments shall be recorded by the developer. 1B. The final•.bite plan and narrative of the project incorporating all changes, deletions and additions through the final approval of the project are incorporated heroin and made a part of this Planned Development Special Use Permit. A copy of the final site plan and narrative are on file with the Orange County Planning Department. Grading and building permits, upon application, will be issued after approval and recordation of • the Special Use Permit. 19. The development shall be built and operated according to the site plan and written narrative supplied by the developer and in compliance with the above conditions. • Commissioner Whitted asked staff to show the location of the project site on the map. Collins reviewed its location. Evelyn Poole-Kober expressed concern about the availability or interest of the Town in extending public water and sewer to the site given its distance from the Town. She clarified that the letter submitted by the Town Clerk regarding water and sewer is a "routine" letter and did not indicate Town approval. She noted that the Board had concern about adequate water pressure and meeting' the State minimum river flow requirements. She indicated that•the Board wanted a subdivision with a lot size greater than one acre. She expressed concern -about access to MC 86; interior road layout, suggesting instead a loop road; parking facilities at 2 spaces per unit plus an additional visitor's space for every 5 units, as provided in the proposed Hillsborough • Zoning Ordinance; paved roads and recreation areas to state standards; and clustered recreation facilities. Cordon.questioned Ms. Poole-Kober's comment on the letter from the Town as a "routine" letter. Ms. ' Poole-Kober responded that she had just recently learned of these letters and stated-that they only indicate that facilities are there. Commissioner Whitted questioned this matter noting that the County makes its approvals contingent on Town approval of sewer/water extensions and that it is not the County's responsibility to address Town procedures on this matter. Roger Dale Stephens, owner/developer, stated that he had spoken with Horace Johnson of the Town of Hillsborough prior to purchasing the property to clarify that he would be allowed to extend lines to the site and be served by the Town system, as he could not pursue the project without public water and sewer. Be,indicated that in subservient meetings Mr. Johnson had expressed to him verbally and in written form that approval would be granted pending approval under State requirements., He indicated that plans for the extension had already been submitted to the State and that he understood that the Town would approve the project with the contingency that Hillsborough's extension policy requirements be met. Charlotte Huckabee expressed'streng opposition to the rezoning for a trailer park as the owner of the adjacent 22 acres. She informed the Boards that her father had sofa access via Phoebe Drive to a neighbor,as a favor, but that the property had subsequently been sold. She expressed concern that the only access to the property was via Phoebe Drive; that the property would be devalued; that the residents would damage adjacent lands; that the mobile home, • • • •