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DRAFT 255 256 Michael Hammersley: The estimates are based on the number of bathrooms, which will not be increased. 257 The larger number has been assumed for usage. The additional phase would be multi- purpose space. 258 259 Ted T'riebel: On page 16, regarding nitrogen levels. What does that mean? 260 261 Eddie Kirk: 'That can be better answered by the engineer. 262 263 Ted Triebel: Page. 20 shows `elementary, middle and high school' usage, but George has said that only 264 middle school and high school students will be served. 265 266 Jay Bryan: Any other questions? 267 268 Sam Lasris: Given the large number of available space in Orange County, can this facility be placed in an 269 already constructed space, given the small size? 270 271 George McFarley: Right now we are using a portable unit off Tryon Street, and are required by June 272 2006 to relinquish this facility back to the County, so we needed to locate another location. 'The school 273 district has had numerous public hearings since 2003 to address this issue, and looked at numerous 274 facilities, but the locations were rejected. The school district had purchased this property a number of 275 years ago, so we identified this as the best location. 276 277 'Ted Triebel: I went to a couple of the hearings, and I'm excited about his happening. It's been in the 278 works for 10+ years, and the school district needs it. 279 280 Renee Price - Saunders: I'd like to echo that, as this is to help to see that our children don't fall through the 281 cracks, and it is close to another school so they do don't feel alienated. 282 283 Michelle Kempinski: In the biological inventory, it shows that the cultural resources report is expected 284 and available within a few weeks. When will this be available? 285 286 Mike Hammersley: We expect it to be available before the Public Hearing. We appreciate the 287 opportunity to bring this project to you tonight. As stated before, the Special Use Permit is a two phase 288 project for development on the 20 „8 acre tract. Currently, there is one facility on the property, which is a 289 Community Relations Building, which was a small house that had been converted. At the present time, 290 the need is f'or the alternative school, which is Phase 1. The existing building's driveway can be shared 291 with the new school. We are trying to provide the facility as close to Storey Lane as possible, and reduce 292 the amount of impervious surface. We have defined buffer lines, and minimize the effect on the forestry. 293 The letter from the Cultural Resources report will be coming shortly. We've done a lot of work on the 294 site to protect it as much as possible. With regard to the nitrogen loading, there is a stormwater 295 management requirement for the County. Our level is significantly below the maximum number. We 296 only have about 1.84 acres of impervious surface, including the existing facilities. The total disturbance 297 in Phase 1 is 1.2 acres. 298 299 Brian Dobyns: Is Phase 2 the limit of what will be allowed on the site? 300 301 Mike Hammersley: Under this Special Use Permit, yes. 302 303 Brian Dobyns: Is there potential for additional buildings or future use of this property? 304 M