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M <br /> 5, <br /> that created a powerful state highway commission and committed <br /> North Carolina to the construction of a state system of modern <br /> highways, and <br /> WHEREAS, Josephus Daniels, long time editor of the Raleigh NEWS <br /> . AND OBSERVER, wrote, to her credit stands one of the most <br /> ,- stupendous pieces of legislation in the history of the state, <br /> the authorization of a statewide system of road", and <br /> WHEREAS, in 1962 the state highway commission authorized <br /> placement of a bronze plaque in the Highway Building <br /> i.• <br /> commemorating Harriet Morehead Berry as "North Carolina Mother <br /> of Good Roads", and <br /> WHEREAS, no highway in North Carolina is named for Ms. Berry, <br /> and <br /> - WHEREAS, Interstate Highway 40 is now under construction in <br /> Orange County, <br /> - <br /> THEREFORE BE TT RESOLVED that the North Carolina Board of <br /> Transportation, in recognition of Mt. Berry's contributions and <br /> 7f. <br /> leadership, name the Orange County segment of Interstate <br /> Highway 40 the HARRIET MOREHEAD BMW HIGHWAY," <br /> Motion was made by Commissioner Marshall, seconded by Commissioner Carey <br /> to adopt the resolution as stated above. <br /> VOTE: UNANIMOUS. <br /> ft <br /> la-819 -86.--MCWITH9r-"lKe9rMS-2-4ntaRMotionwasmadCcatmissnerWalker, seconded by Commissioner <br /> Carey to approve the 1985-86 secondary road improvements program as proposed <br /> , <br /> by the Department of Transportation. <br /> : VOTE: UNANIMOUS. <br /> , .n25i"-211Q4111W-JEIMPlanSusanSmithpresentedforconsideration of approval the <br /> Preliminary Plan for Leonard Wilson. The property is located in Little River <br /> Township along Schley Road. Nine lots are proposed out of approximately 9.73 <br /> acres. The property is not zoned and is designated Agricultural-Residential <br /> in the Land Use Plan. The Planning Board recommends approval subject to the <br /> following conditions: <br /> (1) Combined driveways between lots 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6, and <br /> 7 and 8. <br /> (2) Health Department approval. As of July 22, 1985, the Health <br /> Department has checked and approved 7 of the 9 lots. <br /> Smith indicated that the applicant made every effort to have the <br /> Health Department review all lots well in advance of submitting the <br /> preliminary plan for approval. In response to a question whether Health <br /> Department approval is required on all the lots, she indicated there are ways <br /> to handle it through the subdivision process when final plans are reviewed for <br /> approval and before they are recorded. If there is a lot that does not perk <br /> and has been checked by the Health Department, there is a notation put on the <br /> plat that the lot is unsuitable for building purposes. If the applicant <br /> simply wants to subdivide the property for some other purpose and does not <br /> choose to have the Health Department review, the notation is similarly put on <br /> the plat. <br /> Motion was made by Commissioner Lloyd to approve the recommendation <br /> of the Planning Board. <br /> MOTION DIES FOR LACK OF A SECOND, <br /> Carl Walters, representative of the Planning Board, noted that the <br /> applicant acted in good faith and felt the notation on the plat was sufficient <br /> to insure compliance and there was no need to delay. <br /> Motion was made by Commissioner Lloyd to approve the recommendation <br /> of the Planning Board subject to the Health Department approval of all nine <br /> lots, <br />