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Lu tiiii n ti' -11 , . . . 25& Internal roadways. Szymik responded there would be ten foot directional travel lane which is an acceptable standard. Planning Board Member Margison asked about the restoring of the well and possible use for the car wash. Szymik responded that the well was to be a decorative feature not a water source. Commissioner Carey inquired about the stub-out to the R-1 property • to the rear of the motel . Szymik indicated that it would not be used as access unless the property zoned R-1 was incorporated into this project. In answer to questions about impervious surface and planning of parking lots, Szymik responded that a Stormwater Management Plan and a complete Landscaping Plan would be provided. Fritz Brunsen, engineer, spoke to the site plan for Occoneechee Point. He indicated that the developer was in agreement with the Planning Staff in regard to turning lanes and deceleration lanes. He addressed the concern regarding the road to remain private noting that it was to be used for the benefit of anticipated bus traffice, turning around and parking. He addressed the question regarding the well noting that it is not to be used as a water source only as a decorative feature. He Indicated on the plan where buffers were to be placed. He noted willingness to work with the Planning Staff to provide any required buffering. He addressed the question of water and sewer stating that Mr. Freeland did have an agreement with the Town of Hillsborough for the provision of water and sewer services indicating that the question of capacity is being studied at the present time. He felt a letter would be coming to the County very shortly from the Town of Hillsborough. A motion was made by Commissioner Willhoit, seconded by Commissioner Carey to continue the public hearing on Occoneechee Point until October 5, 1987 for any additional information. VOTE : UNANIMOUS. 0 e�.—IRrt.n._af_Me t an€_Extzatemzitatlal_laziaslizt1Qa_Llmita Planning Director Marvin Collins presented for receipt of public comment the rezoning of property affected by the revision of the Town of Mebane Extraterritorial Zoning Jurisdiction. The Town of Mebane has revised its Extraterritorial Zoning Jurisdiction limits to follow property lines. As a result, parcels of land that were divided between Mebane and Orange County zoning will be placed entirely within Mebane 's zoning jurisdiction or within Orange County's zoning jurisdiction. For those parcels that will be placed entirely under Mebane' s jurisdiction, it will be necessary for Orange County to relinquish its jurisdiction. This will be done by separate action. For those parcels that will be placed entirely under Orange County' s jurisdiction, it will be necessary to zone them in accordance with Orange County's Zoning Ordinance. • Seventeen (17) parcels of land that are presently split between Town of Mebane zoning and Orange County zoning would be placed entirely under Orange County zoning. The County proposes to extend its existing