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16 11 ALBERT HARDY wrote in\support of the project. He expressed already over-crowded roads and asked that an open pace buffer remain about around such a village. He listed several design considerations he would like the developers to consider. JEF asked that the Board deny this particular rezoning and allow the developer to consider building a development on the property that fulfills a truly rural character as the Land Use Plan calls for. G. ALLAN JOHNSON wrote in opposition to any development at density greater than 1 unit/acre. HORACE JOHNSON, Mayor of Town of Hillsborough, expressed the support of the Hillsborough Town Board for the project. He indicated that the Town has the resources and the :desire to provide the proposed University Station Development with water and sewer service. CAL JORDAN, President of the Hillsborough Area Chamber of Commerce, wrote in support of the concept of rural villages such as University Station in Orange County to provide housing and economic development and to restrict urban sprawl. KATHERINE C.H. KLING RODNEY W. KLING AND KATHERINE B. HARDING asked that the rezoning for University Station be declined and that the land be kept, as it now is. JANE MASKE wrote in opposition of the University Station high density village. She feels the plan can destroy the rural character of this area of the county, decimate the wildlife, create an unbelievable traffic situation and dilute the quality education by overcrowding the schools. , SUSAN MICKELL wrote in opposition to the planned University Station development. Her concerns included damage to the area, harm to wildlife, water and the general environment. JENNIFER MILLER asked that the County Commissioners to not separate the Open Space decision from the Rural Character Study. She asked that schools be added to the Open Space Area Development Locational criteria. JOHN AND HARRIETT MOORE wrote in opposition of any efforts to rezone the area proposed for the University Station development. Their concerns include environmental effects of such a subdivision and especially the golf course, the effects of increased traffic in the area, effects on the existing schools and cost to the current residents of Orange County. JAY AND DOT PENCE wrote in opposition of the rezoning which would allow University Station to become a rural village. DEBRA A. PERRY AND DONNA MARNELL wrote in opposition to part of the Rural Character Study proposal to the University Station project. concerns about roads, schools, water, sewer and police and fire protection.