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3. Applications would begin with and end with the Towns. Orange County would be given an opportunity to make recommendations on any of application . 4. A Joint Planning Advisory Commission would be created comprised of two members each from each Planning Board . The Commission would review and monitor the Joint planning process, conduct a comprehensive review of the agreement and area boundaries every five years, make recommendations on map and text changes, and undertake studies concerning the development of the joint planning area. 5. Chapel Hill and Carrboro would mutually agree upon a line, beyond which , neither would seek. to annex or establish extra-territorial jurisdiction . 6. Violations of ordinances would be addressed by initiation of legal action by the Towns. The consent of and formal participation by. the County would be sought. Orange County would retain control over the land use plan, but it would be subject to the approval of the three jurisdictions. Orange County would also retain a "courtesy review" role in being able to make recommendations regarding development applications . The Board of Commissioners requested that Chapel Hill comment on the proposal prior to its consideration . The Town Council met in a work session on Tuesday, July 1 , and by general concensus agreed that formal adoption of the Joint Planning Area Land Use Plan should occur first. Following adoption of the Plan, a committee should be established comprised of one elected official and the management staffs of each jurisdiction to meet and discuss the joint planning agreement. The Chapel Hill Town Council did not address the specific proposals made by the Town of Carrboro. RECOMMENDATION: As the Board decides.