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Motion was made by Commissioner Hartwell, seconded by Commissioner Halkiotis to approve the Manager's recommendation with six conditions: (1) Submission of payment-in-lieu in the amount of $2,226. (2) Provision of a landscape plan demonstrating compliance with Section IV-B-8, including location of existing trees, land use buffers, and areas to be planted. (3) Label buffers "land use buffers". (4) Provide typical planting detail plans for Type D and Type B buffers. (5) Identify typical lot detail drawing as such. (6) Revise note to read "Access to all lots is restricted to Hathaway Lane". VOTE: UNANIMOUS. 6. LLOYD SUBDIVISION - PRELIMINARY PLAN Greg Szymik presented for consideration of approval the Preliminary Plan for the Lloyd Subdivision. The property is located south of Greensboro Road and is divided by the Bingham/Chapel Hill Township line. Nine lots are proposed out of 126.5 acres with an average lot size of 5. 6 acres. The property is located in the Joint Planning Area and is designated Rural Buffer on the Land Use Plan. The zoning designation is Rural Buffer and PW-II Protected Watershed. The Planning Board recommended approval of the subdivision subject to seven conditions. The Manager recommends approval revising condition #2 and adding an eighth condition. Carl Lloyd, part owner of the subdivision, made reference to the pedestrian greenway easement located adjacent to Neville Creek and requested that the subdivision be approved as recommended by the Planning Board. Tony Whitaker, Philip Post and Associates, made comments about the stream buffer and the recommendation for the pedestrian easement equal in width to the stream buffer. He questioned the revised condition and asked when it was added. Marvin Collins explained the revised condition was the result of an agenda review meeting with the County Manager and County Attorney. The revised condition addressed one of the criteria for a private road and the added condition addressed the condition concerning DOT standards but also addressed the condition that there be some kind of restriction in the covenants to preserve the open space character of the subdivision. Motion was made by Commissioner Carey, seconded by Commissioner Halkiotis to approve the Manager's recommendation with eight conditions: (1) Calculate stream buffer as required by Article 6.23 . 1 of the Zoning Ordinance and show location of stream buffer boundary based on calculation, including the notation, "no building or structures are permitted within the stream buffer as shown hereon, and the stream buffer shall remain in its natural state as required by the Orange County Zoning Ordinance. " (2) Provide pedestrian greenway easement located adjacent to Neville Creek and equal in width to the required stream buffer along Neville Creek. A maintenance agreement shall be submitted and approved by the County Attorney which shall provide for the dedication of the easement to an appropriate governing body or public agency at the time the easement becomes part of a public greenway system. (3) Provide pedestrian access easement 30 feet in width, centered on the property line dividing lot 7 and lot 8, and extending from the cul-de-sac to Neville Creek. (4) Provide road name for proposed Class A Private Road.