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1) <br />7 <br />Meisner expressed agreement with the majority of <br />the responses as prepared and presented by <br />Collins. <br />MOTION: Cantrell moved approval with the changes as <br />follows: <br />1) To delete the AM and PM peak hours; <br />2) To change the trip generation chart to <br />reflect the actual trips generated; and <br />3) To maintain the general exemption under <br />Section 13.3 of the existing ordinance; and <br />4) Underline the word may in 13.5.c.2. <br />Seconded by Eddleman. <br />Cantrell expressed concern that the Planning <br />Board be perceived as being friendly to Economic <br />Development. <br />VOTE: 5 in favor. <br />2 opposed (Reid - noted he did not fully <br />understand why the caps were placed where they <br />are; Waddell - felt the caps are too low and have <br />not specifically described ground where TIS would <br />be required and felt it was not conducive to <br />economic development. <br />c. Private Roads <br />(1) Sections IV /V - Subdivision Regulations <br />(2) Private Road Standards <br />Presentation by Gene Bell. <br />Proposed amendments to Private Road Standards <br />were proposed as an outgrowth of a meeting <br />involving the County Attorney and the Planning <br />Board several years ago. He indicated that <br />revisions to private roads policy and standards <br />clarifying appropriateness and maintenance <br />responsibility were needed. The TAS spent <br />considerable time discussing the subject and <br />working with the consultant on it. Major <br />features of the proposed revisions to the <br />Subdivision Regulations and Private Road <br />Standards include: <br />1) Coordination of private roads with the public <br />road system; <br />2) Clarification as to where public roads will <br />be required; <br />3) Clarification as to where private roads are <br />appropriate; <br />