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2u A/N 601 OHO 5 -e Council Member Pasquini asked that the amount of cut and fill along Franklin Street be established for Council review. He also said he would like to see a fifty foot buffer along Franklin Street ; a plan showing the surrounding areas and their designated uses; a plan for negating the connection with Lone Pine Road, and show the access road (driveway) to lots six and seven. Council Member Thorpe expressed concern that the Planning Board which had received their agenda packet on Friday had not notified the Council or staff prior this meeting of their disagreement with the recommendation attributed to them and stated in the memorandum. Council Member Preston was concerned about the traffic along Franklin Street and Lone Pine Road and she asked what it would entail to improve Lone Pine Road and whether or not such improvements would have to be paid for by the residents of that road. She also said the Council in January of 1984 adopted a resolution renaming Louise Street to Deming Street and asked that the name Deepwood Road be deleted and have it called Deming Street as well. COUNCIL MEMBER PRESTON MOVED, SECONDED BY COUNCIL MEMBER SMITH TO DELAY COUNCIL ACTION UNTIL THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING AND FOR THE MANAGER TO BRING BACK A REPORT CLARIFYING THE PLANNING BOARD'S REVIEW. THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY, (7-0). Mayor Nassif asked that the citizens and applicants be kept informed of what was happening with this project . Lacy Burch Subdivision Roger Walden, Planning Director, gave a brief presentation on this application. He said this project was in the joint planning area. He said the site was 3 lots on 3.17 acres north of Link Road. He said the staff recommended requiring the extension of waterlines to the public., and paving the street with curb and gutter. Mr. Greg Shepard, representing the applicant, said that since the site was under Orange County jurisdiction the applicant should have to only abide by Orange County requirements. He said Orange County allows for paving without curb and gutter and for wells and septic tanks. Mr. Shepard said that meeting Chapel Hill requirements would cost the applicant $85,500 in additional costs to subdivide the site into 2 additional lots. Council Member Smith asked if the project should meet County standards and not Town standards should the Town review it? Manager Taylor replied that pursuant to the Joint Planning Agreement between . the Town and Orange County the proposed project was in the 10-year transition area and would become urban. Therefore the project should meet urban standards.