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• PP g 8 1 . Indicate on the preliminary plan primary and backup areas for nitrification fields as approved by the Orange County Health Department. Crudup added the following condition: 2 . Indicate how the maximum stream buffer ( 150 ' ) would affect Lots #6 and #9 as measured from the floodplain on Rocky Run . Jacobs asked for a description of the stretch of road from the curve across Lots #3A, #2 and #4. Crudup responded that the drainage and erosion problems are bad . Jacobs asked about visibility and Crudup responded that visibility was not good but that traffic must slow down in order to negotiate the sharp curve. Jacobs indicated he felt this was a perfect place for the use of common driveways for lots 6 & 7 , 8 & 9, 1 & 3A and 2 & 4 . Best asked why a 60 ' right-of-way is indicated rather than 50 ' . Collins responded that the applicant had indicated a 60 / right-of-way on the plat and that was accepted by NCDOT. Cindy Nelson, surveyor, noted that the existing rights-of-way along Moorefield Road are all 60 ' . To cut the right-of-way to 50 / would shift the 10 ' differemce all to one side of the road . Ms . Nelson noted that those adjoining properties, Vanessa Streeter and Friends Drive easement are both 60 ' rights-of-way and the desire is to be consistent with existing rights-of-way. MOTION: Yuhasz moved approval with two conditions: 1 ) Indicate how the maximum stream buffer ( 150 ' ) would affect Lots #6 and #9 as measured from the floodplain on Rocky Run . 2) Joint driveways for Lots #6 & #7, Lots #1 & #3a, Lots #8 & #9 and Lots #2 & #4 . Seconded by Eddleman . VOTE: 7 in favor. 1 opposed (Bilbro - felt the condition regarding preliminary and secondary nitrification fields on the plan should be retained ) . (4 ) JAMES MARK VINE (2 lots - Chapel Hill Township) Consideration of the preliminary plan for the subdivision of the James Mark Vine property.