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PAGE 4 069 that when a Land Use Plan is being updated, it is the opportune time to request such an amendment. She expressed concern that her neighbors property all remain as they desired but that the same courtesy be extended to her to allow the land use plan amendment for her lot. Dalton Riley, property owner of two acres on US 70 adjoining the Hunter property, indicated he was opposed to the amendment requested and felt there was no need for a real estate office in Efland. Chair Marshall presented a letter from Central Carolina Bank as trustee for Moorefields indicating agreement with the designation of a Public Interest District for Moorefields and requesting protection in the form of a perimeter buffer that other Public Interest Districts will receive. (Copy of this letter as attachment to these minutes on page ) . b. Eno Township Component Staff presentation by Brad Torgan. When the Orange County Land Use Plan was adopted in 1981, a five update schedule was specified. In accordance with that schedule, the components for Little River and Cedar Grove Townships were amended in 1986 and 1987, respectively. The Plan update process for Eno Township officially began with a public information meeting on January 6, 1988 at which the plan strategy was presented. The strategy consisted of collection of data, identification of development trends, seeking community input and the creation of draft alternative plans. A public meeting was held on February 2, 1988 for the purposes of presenting background data and distributing questionnaires on community preferences. A final public meeting was held to present alternative plans on March 9, 1988. A quorum of the Eno TAC was not present at the may 3 Joint Hillsborough/Eno TAC meeting so no TAC recommendation has been prepared. The text of the Draft Plan is greatly expanded over the existing Eno Township Plan. New sections include housing stock, existing land use acreages, cultural and natural resources, and development trends since 1981, which documents the influence of Durham and impact of manufactured housing on Eno Township. Proposed amendments to the section on land use distribution recognize the Durham Urban Growth Area as documented in the Durham 2005 Plan adopted by the City of Durham, while the section on circulation is expanded to place more emphasis of travel patterns and traffic volumes on major roads. Population projections are revised upward. The 1981 plan projected a population of 8,168 for Eno Township in the year 2000, up from 4,450 in 1980. The proposed amendment increases the projected population for the year 2000 to 9,865 1111111111811111