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liV1 , <br /> ORANGE CO=Y PLANNOTG DEPARTMENT <br /> *RmsBOROTTGH <br /> NOR an CAROLLNA, <br /> . 0 27278 <br /> d'ir(Thf 4\ <br /> 46; <br /> ft -2-4tliik. <br /> - --#7, <br /> ?LAMING BOARD MINUS <br /> September 1, 1981 <br /> MEMBERS PRESENT: Pat Crawford, Steve Kizer, Alice Gordon, Art Cleary, <br /> Tom Bacon, Claudine Harris, John Wilson, Nancy Laszlo, <br /> Hazel Lunsford, Logan Irvin <br /> STAFF PRESENT: Fred Luce, Susan Smith, Jim Polatty, Narma Walker <br /> Agenda /tem #1 kiditians to the agenda. <br /> Consideration of Section 2.2.11,i) of the Zoning Crdinance - <br /> Advisory Councils. <br /> -4- <br /> till: Agenda Item #2 Final Plat of Gail and Gary Barker. <br /> Polatty explained that the Beard of County Commissioners had <br /> initiAlly denied this plat based on a recommendation by the <br /> Carrhozo Planning Board and the Commissioners concern about <br /> continued small Lot development in University Lake watershed. <br /> They have set a moritorium an all development in University <br /> Lakewatershal but decided to reconsider the Barker subdivisic <br /> since it was in process. The Commissioners have approved the <br /> preliminary plan. <br /> Kizer moved appi.oval.. Seconded by Cleary. Approved <br /> unanimously. <br /> Agenda Item #3 to on subdivision which do not came under the moritorium. <br /> Amino to the Board of Commissioners Zoom Staff listing subdiv: <br /> sions in process which could be emampt from the development <br /> moritorium in University Lake watershed was handed out for the <br /> Boards information. Polatty explained that the Board of <br /> Commissioners was waiting for the Planning Boardts consideratic <br /> of the Water Task Force report before it made any decisions on <br /> the report. <br /> .-0 Added Agenda Item - Section 2.2.11.i) of the proposed zoning ordinance - Advisor <br /> .,, <br /> Councils. <br /> -:. <br /> Cleary asked if the section as written was sufficient for the <br /> Boards purposes. The old ordinance allow the Planning Board <br />