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08 5 properties would be affected. Presentation of the request at the August bearing would involve identification and notification by mail of all affected property owners. - Expansion of the activity node to cover only the Hunter property as suggested in Marvin = Collins' memo of 5-23-88. The Board of County Commissioners will, consider the proposal on July 5, 1988. Bell indicated the location of the node and the Hunter and Davis properties on the land use map. In reference to Public Interest Areas, Jacobs proposed the idea of perimeter buffers. He asked the size of the buffer separating the Blackwood division of Duke Forest from the Carrboro transition areas. Bell responded it is currently proposed as 670' although staff recommendation is 400' . Jacobs indicated he felt the issue of public interest buffers should be referred to the Ordinance Review Committee subsequent to the public hearing. Mr. Dale Davis stated that his property (lot #7) is located between two commercial properties and a landfill is located to the back of this property which he felt makes this property unsuitable for residential designation. Best asked if part of the activity node could be outside the contiguous space. Bell responded that it is supposed to be contiguous in the activity node. Bell continued that there is considerable commercial property in this particular area along US 70. Yubasz asked what area of the Commercial- Industrial node serves the community of Efland and what portion serves Orange County as a whole. Bell responded that he felt those areas along US 70 north of the railroad tracks served Efland and that properties south of the railroad tracks, north of 1-85 and south of 1-85 to West Ten Road are expected to serve as primarily industrial development for the entire county. Best asked about the property designated industrial-commercial inside of the node. Bell responded that there was approximately 1500 acres so designated.