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system are the most reliable and feasible to use for this report. The report contains a series of graphs which show that overall County populatio does not often "track" with enrollment trends. This report was received as information. B. HSMT'S AGING PLAN TECHNICAL COMMITTEE REPORT Jerry Passmore reported on the development of a State Aging Plan Orange County has been requested to assist the N.C. Division of Aging (NCDOA) in preparing a State Aging Plan which was required by the N.C. General Assembly in March, 1990. The aging plan must include four elements (1) A detailed analysis of the needs of North Carolina's older adults (defined as 65 +) (2) An analysis of services currently provided (3) An analysis of additional services needed (4) Specific recommendations on expansion and funding of curren and additional services Jerry Passmore reported on the Committee's charge, members of the sub- committee and the timetable for completing the project. C. PROPOSED PARK ORDINANCE Mary Anne Black gave an overview of the proposed Park Ordinance. Currently, no Orange County Ordinances specifically address the regulations of activity at recreation & park facilities. The proposed ordinance would regulate activity such as consumption of alcoholic beverages, hunting, camping, etc. The Board accepted the report and asked that this item be placed on the June 26th agenda for decision. X. ITEMS FOR DECISION - REGULAR AGENDA A. CHESTNUT OAKS SUBDIVISION - AMENDED PHASING PLAN This item was presented by Emily Crudup. The preliminary plan for Chestnut Oaks was approved by the Board on February 16, 1988. The plan called for the lots to be developed in three phases. The property is located in Bingham Township on the west side of Jo Mac Road. Approximately 60.74 acres of the tract remain undeveloped. On April 18, 1988, the Planning Board approved the final plat for Phase 2 of Chestnut Oaks, which consists of four lots, and extends /upgrades the existing subdivision road t NCDOT standards. Since no other phase was submitted for final approval within twelve months of the approval of Phase 2, the preliminary plan approval expired. None of the improvements required in Phase 2 (roads, water system, landscaping) were ever installed. Habitat has submitted a ne phasing plan which would combine phases 3 and 4 into a single remaining phase. Gemena Road would be retained as a private rather than a public road. This amendment is substantial and according to Section III -D -2 -e of the Subdivision Regulations, the applicant is required to submit a new application. If this is done, the remaining acreage could be divided through a cluster application. However, 14 lots would be the maximum numbe allowed on 60+ acres. Members of the Planning Board were divided in their discussion of the issues involved. The Administration recommends that the request for an amendment to the Phasing Plan of Chestnut Oaks be resubmitte without major modification to accommodate the public roads approved as part of the Preliminary Plan on February 16, 1988.