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~.. v 9 4// vacanies on that Commission, 3. Carolantic Investments Preliminary Plan: Mr, Rick Cannity, Acting Planning Director, made the presentation for the Planning Department, citing the location of Carolantic's property (Eno Township, SR 1673) and the number of lots (five) on 4.6 acres, Mr. Cannity said the proposal for the mobile home park meets the County standards for lot size. Commissioner Walker moved, seconded by Com- missioner Marshall, to approve the preliminary plan for Carolantic Investments. Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, 0. 4. Duke Power Company, Modification & Clarification of Special Use Permit Request: Mr. Cannity said that when the Special Use Permit Request was granted for the Duke Power Operations facility, it was unclear that outside storage of such materials such as wire, transformers, poles, etc., were permitted and Duke Power asked that such storage be permitted as it originally had intended such storage. In addition, Mr. Cannity said, the modification of the Special Use Per- mit included a gas island, flag pole and radio antenna at the site. Commissioner Willhoit, noting that such a request for clarification and modification seemed reasonable, moved, seconded by Commissioner Marshall , to approve the Class A Special Use Permit modification as indicated on the revised Site Plan and that outside storage of materials cited by Duke Power be permitted. Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, O. 5. Land Use Plan Amendment--Curtis Bane for Stonegate: Mr. Cannity presented the information for the Planning Department saying the proposed amendment to the Land Use Plan was for a change from Rural Residential to Twenty-year Transition. He said such a designation was appropriate for this area of Eno Township. Commissioner Walker moved, seconded by Commissioner Marshall, approval of the recommendation from the Planning Board and Staff for approval of the change to the Land Use Plan . Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, O. 6. Public Hearing--Curtis Bane Planned Development Housing R-4Stnnegatm Commissioner Whitted announced that the Public Hearing to receive the recommendation from the Planning Board on the Class A Special Use Permit for3toneyatewas now open. Mr. Cannity, who was sworn at the Public Hearing on August 23rd, presented the evidence and recommendation from the Planning Board; he cited the findings of fact, found on pages ig4r62". of this Book, for the Class A Special Use Permit for Stone, gate. Mr. Cannity said the Planning Staff and Board had two concerns: 1) pedestrian