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. — �� �� . ` M/. Lloyd expressed his feeling that industry was being discouraged in Seven Mile Creek Watershed, He added that he did "not agree with this" cnntcndin] that developers said this was one of the most viable sites in the County' Cmx- mi Auner W1llhoit said he had "no objections to it being reworded to say that, ah, jndustry'.'thai does not have an adverse affect on water quality should be encouraged to locate in the Upper Eno Watershed, I would accept that." Commissioner \/illhoit | continued that since the mechanisms to demonstrate that water quality is not affected had not been identified it was up to the "developer to indicate considerations that they had taken to ensure that water quality would not be adversely affected; and. that l will not compromise nn.^ Mr. Lloyd continued his comments by asking Commissioners to clarify the recommendations. In reference to V 11, he said he is opposed to the extension of zoning into Cheeks Township. Mr. Lloyd said he agreed with the changes in P12. Ms' Josephine Vad‘our. Hillsborough, said she wished to object to recommendation V 13; The Commissioners told Ms. Barbour that recommendation had already been implemented, She objected, saying that the buffers would provide access across private land. She objected to the Water Resources Task Force Report being shared with the Triangle J Council of Governments, saying that Orange County Citizens had not had prior input. The Commissioners reminded Ms. Barbour and Mr, Lloyd that citizens had had primary input through the Township Advisory Councils. Hs. Crawford, Planning Board Chair, read the original motion on the 18th ( recommendation which had not passed / ee Planning Board minutes/; she said that with the exception of the recommendation to request on allocation from Jordan Lake, none of the recommendations had addressed the Jordan Lake situation. Commissioner • 18,Willhoit said that with regard to 0 l8 "we could address that with a Resolution to the Triangle J Council of Governments , developing a regional plan for protection of the Jordan Resevnir." Ns, Crawford said she would like to see stronger wording for 0 18, regarding anyone who might be polluting or potentially pollJtinq the "sources of Jordan Lake." Commissioner suggested that Staff bring hack to a subsequent meeting a full motion "to work it into a policy statement" for V 18, The Board consented to take each recommendation in order. 8LWEND8TIOM V 1: Commissioner' Gustaveson moved, seconded by Cuomis-ioner Marshall , to approve the recommendation. Vote: Ayes, 6; noes, U.