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DRAFT i! 204 Eddie Kirk: Yes. 205 206 Renee Price - Saunders: Where will the students be coming from, and what will be their ages? 207 not from 208 George McFarley: The students who would attend the school come from all over the County, 209 one particular area, They will be middle and high school age. 210 211 Renee Price - Saunders: What would be the criteria? 212 213 George McFarley: We are required by law to have an alternative setting for students (the traditional 214 classroom may not be ideally suited) such as suspended students, 215 216 Renee Price - Saunders: Regarding the traffic impact, in the future, with Walmart and Home Depot traffic 217 getting worse, you may want to consider the increased traffic. Also, on the last page of the resolution, the 218 date needs to be corrected from 2004. 219 220 Ted Triebel: I'd like to make a point of order, Did the BOCC designate tonight as the date for us to make 221 a recommendation? 222 223 Eddie Kirk: My understanding is that the item will be going to Public Hearing on February 27, . 224 225 Ted Triebel: Were we directed to make the recommendation tonight? My understanding from the Zoning 226 Ordinance, Section 8.4,6, the Planning Board should have direction from the BOCC, or have three 227 meetings to decide.. I don't see that we have been asked for direction from the BOCC, 228 229 Robert Davis: That portion of the Zoning Ordinance pertains to procedures regarding. rezoning issues, 230 generally. In those cases, it goes to Public Hearing first, then back to the Planning Board for 231 recommendation, so there is time for consideration. With this situation, the Public Hearing is already set, 232 and will be the first opportunity for the BOCC to hear the issue, so they haven't had an opportunity to 23:3 direct the Planning Board, 234 235 Craig Benedict: On February 9, the BOCC will add this to the Public Hearing agenda, therefore, in order 236 for your recommendation to occur, it would have to occur before the legal ad is approved. So, indirectly, 237 they have added this to the Public Hearing agenda, prompting action from the Planning Board now. 238 239 Ted Triebel: With regard to condition #1 — sewer and water line extensions. On page 2, it states that no 240 extensions are needed, 241 242 Eddie Kirk: The water and sewer lines are in place, but the service lines need to be pulled over to the 243 actual site. 244 245 Ted Triebel: Regarding the number of parking places, there are no student parking places shown. Will 246 the students use the Stanback parking spaces? 247 248 George McFarley: No, all students attending the alternative school will be transported by bus, 249 250 Renee Price-Saunders: Then, why do you need 19 spaces? 251 252 Ted Triebel: Additional spaces are probably needed for visitors and staff. Also, on page 11, the 253 estimated water usage appears to be for Phase 1, and does not include the expansion. If additional 254 students are added, more water will be used.