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• 153 14 <br /> Jacobs indicated he would like to review the <br /> documentation used in developing a compre- <br /> hensive land use plan for the area surround- <br /> ing the Umstead Park. <br /> Yuhasz asked how much input would actually <br /> come from Orange County in such a memo. Bell <br /> responded that he did not know but that the <br /> County Attorney would review anything done in <br /> this regard even though it is not an official <br /> contract. <br /> Pilkey asked if the Memorandum of <br /> Understanding is binding. Bell responded that <br /> it is not binding like a contract or an <br /> agreement such as the Joint Planning <br /> Agreement. <br /> Best commented that such a memorandum sets <br /> ground rules for the County to cooperate with <br /> the State. <br /> MOTION: Best moved that the Planning Staff be directed <br /> to prepare a Memorandum of Understanding to be <br /> reviewed at the Long Range Planning Meeting <br /> regarding Eno River State Park. Seconded by <br /> Pilkey. <br /> VOTE: Unanimous. <br /> (Taylor out of the room during this vote) . <br /> GENDA ITEM $r10: MATTERS HEARD AT PUBLIC BEARING - 8/24/87 <br /> a. Land Dse Plan Amendment <br /> LUP-1-87 Chandler Concrete Company <br /> Presentation by Gene Bell. <br /> On October 10, 1985, Chandler Concrete Company was <br /> granted a secondary Land Use Plan amendment, Planned . <br /> Development rezoning and Class A Special Use Permit for <br /> 1 .41 acres of land on N.C. Highway 10. The request was-. <br /> prompted by State mandated requirements to contain. <br /> runoff from the existing concrete plant. <br /> An adjoining property owner ,--subsequently challenged <br /> Orange County' s approval in court. On December 12, � ' ! <br /> 1986, the court ruled that the Special Use Permit was <br /> invalid since the applicant did not meet the required <br /> two-acre minimum lot size standard, and since evidence <br /> had not been presented to indicate the project would <br /> maintain the value of existing properties in the area. <br /> The effect of the court ruling was to place Chandler <br /> Concrete Company in violation of the Orange County <br /> Zoning Ordinance. <br />