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• • C/H TAC MINUTES PAGE 4 1 rural buffer . 09€ Pelland, Bennett, Dickinson, Gordon, and Gwyn voted in favor of the motion. Shetley was opposed . Gordon then made the following motion with reference to points 1 , 2, and 3 which was seconded by Dickinson: Point 1 - No comment Point 2 - Include the statement "Leave Blackwood Station as a Rural Neighborhood Activity Node." Point 3a- Agree Point 3b- Do not call for public acquisition until we have results of the further study on the proposed landfill . Point 3c- No comment- The vote was unanimous . Gordon then made the following motion in reference to points 4 and 5 which was seconded by Pelland: Point 4 -- No comment Point 5 - Agree The vote was unanimous. The resolution adopted by the Carrboro Board of Aldermen contained the following points which were also considered individually: 1 ) That the proposal for a commercial and industrial transitional node on Homestead Road be withdrawn and that the area be proposed for residential development. 2) That the proposal for an office- institutional node at Rogers Road be withdrawn and that the area be proposed for residential development. 3) That the constraint system proposed for determining permissible intensity of development be modified by limiting the constraint for vegetated areas to only areas whose vegetation is (a) mature and wooded, or (b) indicative of a wetland area. Also, that relief from the constraint system be allowed for land within 500 feet of the Northern Loop to allow additional densities to Justify mass transit and that a wooded buffer be retained along all ar- terials . 4) That sewer lines be allowed in the University Lake Watershed; that government continue the present