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UNANIMOUSLY, (4-0) . The resolution, as adopted, reads as follows: aitESOLUTION ADOPTING LAND USE PLAN NARRATIVE (86-10-13/R-2) WHEREAS, the Orange County Board of Commissioners and the Chapel Hill Town Council have adopted a Land Use Plan for the Joint Planning Area; and WHEREAS, critical information was considered in discussion and adoption of this plan; and WHEREAS, this critical background information is contained in the attached document, "Orange County-Chapel Hill-Carrboro Joint Planning Land Use Plan;" NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the (Board of Commissioners of Orange County/Council of the Town of Chapel Hill) that the document "Orange County-Chapel Hill-Carrboro Joint Planning Land Use Plan - October 1986" is hereby adopted as a component of the adopted land use plan, and as such becomes a part of a comprehensive plan for Joint Planning by the Town of Chapel Hill and Orange County. This the 13th day of October, 1986. Public Hearing on Planned Development Rezoning Request -Eubanks Road Townhouses (PD-1-86) Citizens wishing to speak at the hearing were sworn in by the Orange County Chair of the Board of Commissioners. Marvin Collins, Orange County Planning Director, asked that agenda item #3, Action Agenda Item Abstract, dated October 13, 1986, PD-1-86 Eubanks Road Townhouses be entered into the record of the meeting. Mr. Collins made a presentation on the project saying this hearing was the third public hearing on the proposed Eubanks Road Townhouse project. He said the proposal was for 137 townhouse units, grouped in clusters, on a 19. 2 acre site on the north side of Eubanks Road, 1700 feet west of the intersection of Interstate-40 and N.C. 86. There is a requirement of a 100 ' buffer surrounding the site except for the side adjacent to the industrial development which requires a 50 ' buffer. Sewer service, according to Mr. Collins, would be provided by construction and installation of a pump station to serve the entire drainage basin. .1: Mr. collins stated that the current recreation standards (Article 5.1. 1) require a minimum recreation space ratio of .299. Therefore the applicant needed to provide a minimum recreation space of 5.85 acres for a 19.2 acre site. However, section IV-B-7-b-2 also requires that 1/35th of an acre of land be dedicated for each dwelling unit proposed. This results in acreage requirement of 4. 11 acres of public recreation area. If the figure derived by application of Article 5.1. 1 is greater, the difference (1.74 acres) must be developed for private recreation area and a payment-in-lieu of recreation in the