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g - g q MiuuTES 20 <br /> Waddell continued expressing concern that if <br /> any one owner would not sign the addendum to the <br /> Road Maintenance Agreement, the applicant would <br /> not be able to build his subdivision. Crudup <br /> responded that she felt there would be <br /> alternatives for the applicant if an owner was <br /> not willing to sign the addendum. <br /> Waddell asked if Best would accept an amendment <br /> to his motion stating that the road be upgraded <br /> to Class A standards . Best responded no. He <br /> felt there would be no problem in getting the <br /> signatures of the other property owners and, <br /> that, if private roads are to be continued, they <br /> should be standardized as much as possible. <br /> VOTE: 6 in favor. <br /> 1 opposed (Waddell - reasons as stated in the <br /> discussion. ) <br /> 1 abstained (Yuhasz -due to professional <br /> conflict of interest. ) <br /> b. Preliminary Plat ( 15 Lots) <br /> ( 1) Wyndsong <br /> ( 15 Lots - Chapel Hill Township) <br /> Presentation by Eddie Kirk. <br /> The property is located off the north side of <br /> Davis Road ( SR 1129 ) in Chapel Hill Township. <br /> The property is zoned R-1 and PW-II . It is <br /> located in the Upper Eno Watershed and designated <br /> Rural Residential and Protected Watershed in the <br /> Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan. <br /> Adjacent land uses include large acreage <br /> undeveloped tracts . <br /> The total acreage of the tract is 50 .5 acres . <br /> Fifteen lots are proposed including the common <br /> area. The average lot size of the residential <br /> building lots is 2 . 56 acres . There will be 14 . 60 <br /> acres proposed for common land. Each lot will be <br /> served by individual wells and septic tanks . <br /> (A copy of the applicant' s private road <br /> justification and the staff ' s evaluation are <br /> attachments to these minutes on pages • ) <br /> The latest traffic count on Davis Road ( 1985) <br /> indicated 400 vehicles per day. This count was <br /> taken close to Old NC 86 . With the design, <br /> amount of acreage to remain in open space, and <br /> IV <br />