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C-1 (b-f)
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24 <br /> Sept.21, 1994 4320 Arrowhead Trail <br /> Hillsborough,N.C. 27278 <br /> Orange County Planning Department <br /> 306 F Revere Rd. <br /> Hillsborough, N.C./27278 <br /> Attn: Mary Willis <br /> Mary, Monday (Sept.19) evening was an educational meeting for us. We now have a <br /> much better understanding of the great amount of time and energy required to. <br /> accomplish county planning that will be of benefit to the citizens. <br /> For clarification of the new codes, developed lots need to be addressed. Homes deeded <br /> prior to 1/1/94 are conforming. Otherwise, we would not have been given an occupancy <br /> permit. Since we are conforming, we are nat required to conform to the most recent <br /> changes (1-1-94). This is covered as to minimum lot size and minimum lot width. <br /> Neither should we be required to meet the front setback,side and rear setback and <br /> maximum building height. The extreme set back distances that have been established <br /> would require 26,850 square feet of my "pie shaped"lot. Then, one side of the lot is 309 <br /> feet which would put the septic area in the road. <br /> As to being able to rebuild my home in case of 75% loss, it would hove to be located <br /> where it is. To do otherwise would require a new well in front of the house, and a new <br /> septic system much closer to the road. Then, the house would be sited over the present <br /> septic system. Much additional cost ! This just wouldn't work. <br /> These changes would become a REAL deterrent to a prospective buyer and to a lender <br /> for that buyer. These changes are all "ex post facto" --after the deed has been done-and <br /> can not apply to a home that conforms when it was built. "Grandfathering" <br /> without exceptions is a must. <br /> Since ely, <br /> Robert J Perry <br />
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