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ORANGE COUNTY <br />BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS <br />ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT <br />Meeting Date: February 9, 2006 <br />Action Agenda <br />Item No. _9_-g___ <br />SUBJECT: Voluntary Agricultural District Designation: Ranells-Bergmann Property <br />DEPARTMENT: Environment and Resource <br />Conservation <br />PUBLIC HEARING: (Y/N) No <br />ATTACHMENT(S): <br />1) Application <br />2) ERCD Staff Memo, Vicinity Map & Soils <br />3) Certification from NRCS <br />4) Certification from Tax Supervisor <br />5) Memo to Agricultural Preservation <br />Board <br />6) APB Minutes from January 12, 2006 <br />INFORMATION CONTACT: <br />David Stancil, ERC Director, 245-2590 <br />PURPOSE: To consider an application from Noah Ranells and Ben Bergmann for certification <br />as qualifying farmland within the Cane Creek/Buckhorn Voluntary Agricultural District. <br />BACKGROUND: Noah Ranells and Ben Bergmann, owners of a 61-acre farm on Buckhorn <br />Road in Bingham Township, have applied to have their property (known as Fickle Creek Farm) <br />designated as a certified qualifying farm for the Cane Creek/Buckhorn Agricultural District. The <br />County's adopted Voluntary Farmland Protection Ordinance (VFPO) provides that the <br />Agricultural Preservation Board review and approve applications for qualifying farmland, and <br />make recommendations to the Board of Commissioners concerning the establishment and <br />modification of agricultural districts, Section VII of the Voluntary Farmland Protection Ordinance <br />contains the requirements for inclusion in a voluntary agricultural district (VAD). To be certified <br />as qualifying farmland, a farm must: <br />Consist of a minimum of 20 contiguous acres; <br />2, Be participating in the farm present-use-value taxation program established by <br />N,C,G.S, §105-277.2 through §10,5-277.7, or is otherwise determined by the county <br />to meet all the qualifications of this program set forth in G,S. 105-277.3; <br />3. Be certified by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of the United States <br />Department of Agriculture as being a farm on which at least two-thirds of the land is <br />composed of soils that: <br />a, Are best suited for providing food, seed, fiber, forage, timber, forestry <br />products, horticultural crops and oil seed crops; <br />b.. Have good soil qualities; <br />
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