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060 differences between the existing Plan and the proposed amendments. Main differences included: (1) The designation of an additional 3.6 acres for inclusion in the Commercial-Industrial Activity Node on the north side of U.S. 70 (see Hunter request) ; (2) A Rural Neighborhood Activity Node at Efland Cedar Grove Road and Lebanon Road; (3) The designation of Moorefields and County-owned lands in the Seven Mile Creek Basin as Public Interest Area; (4) The designation of additional Rural Residential areas to the north of Lebanon Road; and (5) The designation of the Back Creek Water Supply Watershed in the northwest corner of the Township. Comments were received from three citizens in reference to the Draft Plan. Mr. Dale Davis, property owner on Buckhorn Road Extension and US 70 presented materials requesting a land use amendment to give his property a Commercial-Industrial Activity Node classification. Dolly Hunter spoke referencing her letter of petition to include her lot in the Commercial- Industrial Activity Node. -- Dalton Riley, property owner of two acres on US 70 adjoining the Hunter property, indicated he was opposed to the node expansion. At its June 20, 1988 meeting the Planning Board recommended approval of the Draft Plan and incorporation as Section 3.8 of the Land Use Element, Orange County Comprehensive Plan, with the inclusion of the following changes to the current township plan: (1) The designation of a Rural Neighborhood Activity Node at Efland-Cedar Grove Road and Lebanon Road; (2) The designation of Moorefields and County-owned lands in the Seven Mile Creek Basin as Public Interest Areas; (3) The designation of additional Rural Residential areas to the north of Lebanon Road; and (4) The designation of the Back Creek Water Supply Watershed in the northwest corner of the Township as a Protected watershed Area.