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M M I ff V <br />1 In summary this item was presented to receive public comment c <br />2 proposed amendment to consider traffic impacts of efficiency <br />3 apartments and duplexes in determining the private road classificat <br />4 required for subdivision approval and eliminate approval of Class <br />5 roads for minor subdivisions by the Board of Commissioners. To <br />6 account for the traffic impact of potential additional residences, <br />7 is proposed that efficiency apartments and duplexes be considered j <br />8 determining the appropriate classification for a private road. An <br />9 efficiency apartment is expected to create about half of.the traffj <br />10 generated by a single - family residence. A duplex is expected to <br />11 generate about the same amount of traffic as a single- family <br />12 residence. <br />13 <br />14 THERE WERE NO QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS <br />15 <br />16 A motion was made by Commissioner Marshall, seconded by <br />17 Commissioner Halkiotis, to refer these road standards to the Plann: <br />18 Board for a recommendation to be returned to the Board of <br />19 Commissioners no sooner than October 1, 1990. <br />20 VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br />21 <br />22 ITEMS FOR DECISION <br />23 <br />24 i. ZONING ATLAS AMENDMENT (Continued) <br />25 a. PD -3 -90 Carolina Friends School <br />26 ** *This item was presented earlier in the meeting. <br />27 <br />28 Ms. Betty Eidenier, Chairman of the Planning Board, read a <br />29 prepared statement indicating that the Orange County Planning Boar <br />30 recognizes the need for expeditious consideration of the Special U <br />31 permits for the Carolina Friends School. However; they strongly <br />32 protest the manner in which this matter has been considered outsid <br />33 the ordinary procedures and protections, such as allowing written <br />34 public comment. They trust that no precedent has been set by this <br />35 case. She stated that they found in the affirmative for the three <br />36 conditions before approving the Special Use. They concur with the <br />37 Planning Staff recommendation with the eight conditions, as amende <br />38 Commissioner Hartwell informed the Board that after a buildin <br />39 permit was issued the staff at the school discovered that they had <br />40 gotten a permit for the deck. A representative of the school went <br />41 the Planning Department to get a permit. At that point, it was <br />42 mentioned that the permit had been revoked. The problem arose frc <br />43 the fact that although the school staff was aware that they needed <br />44 special use permit, they were not aware that it was a different pr; <br />45 from the original building permit which they were issued. He poir <br />46 out that this exception was made only because of the oversight on <br />47 part of staff in explaining what was needed. <br />48 <br />49 A motion was made by Commissioner Halkiotis, seconded by <br />50 Commissioner willhoit, that the Board finds a preponderance of <br />51 evidence to indicate compliance with the General Standards, specii <br />52 rules governing the specific use and that the use complies with a: <br />153 required regulations and standards with the exception of those <br />54 standards for which the Planning Board found a lack of compliance <br />n a <br />,ion <br />it <br />n <br />.c <br />Ong <br />not <br />to <br />a <br />rmit <br />ted <br />the <br />is <br />.1 <br />and <br />