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09 • <br /> QRAri rT • <br /> He rebutted Bletso's comment that the su mitted reply was a <br /> photo of a mobile home park owned by another applicant. He <br /> noted he had visited all adjacent property owners within <br /> 500' excerpt two he could not reach, citing that he had not <br /> utilized a back door approach to the project. He noted <br /> thereis a strong need for well-planned mobile home parks in <br /> the County. He continued that the park proposed would be <br /> subject to restrictions/rules of tenancy; all homes would be <br /> • new, including replacements over time; that he had surveyed <br /> local mobile home dealers to determine need and type of <br /> homes feasible; that units for sale or over eight years old <br /> must be removed from the park; that a cluster, method was <br /> utilized which resulted on a 250' buffer on three sides and <br /> a 100' buffer in the front; that an improved recreation area <br /> of 12-14 acres was proposed; and addressed traffic on West <br /> 10 Road, noting traffic was light. <br /> Garnett submitted two letters from individuals living near <br /> mobile home parks stating they had no concern regarding the <br /> parks and submitted .a photo of an existing park typifying <br /> the park he was proposing. <br /> Commissioner Lloyd inquired about the rules of tenancy. <br /> Garrett responded that he had developed them through <br /> incorporating the best park rules he could obtain and adding <br /> some of his own. . <br /> Commissioner Carey asked if the pictures he submitted were <br /> of a park he owned. Garrett responded no, but were examples <br /> of his intentions with this development. He noted he would <br /> not like to disturb the back side of the property. <br /> Commissioner Lloyd asked if - the picture submitted by Bletso <br /> was of a park owned by the applicants. Garrett responded it <br /> was not adding that the park that his partner owned was <br /> built in the 1960's and that some occupants had been there <br /> 25 years and that their units were old. <br /> Commissioner Willhoit noted the site was an open field and <br /> inquired of the applicant's intentions to landscape the <br /> project. Garrett responded he intended to landscape the <br /> front side with the largest trees which could be physically <br /> planted with a backhoe for the earliest possible growth; he <br /> intended to fence and plant shrubs and cedar trees along the <br /> sides, noting he cannot plant trees within the drainage <br /> fields. <br /> Willhoit asked how wide a visual buffer was proposed. <br /> Garnett responded in the front 100' and the sides 20' . <br /> C. E. Squires, Jr. indicated if he did nto understand the <br /> standards cited on page 102. He questioned possible area <br /> devaluation. Cited road hazards and speed limits on West 10 <br /> Road; expressed his concern that this project was not in the <br /> best interest of the neighborhood; and asked that if <br /> approved the Health Department investigate the park within <br /> thee months. <br /> David Squires, Jr. expressed concern regarding traffic <br /> impacts and childrens activities in the area: about- fha <br />