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MM I � r (013 <br />Design standards were mentioned. Stancil <br />responded that it is a possibility that one <br />of the recommendations from one of the work <br />groups will be for design standards for some <br />node in the future. <br />Eidenier noted that the Target Advisory Committee <br />of the Economic Development Commissions has asked <br />that all of the interchanges be.reconsidered. <br />MOTION: Burklin moved to accept the Planning Staff <br />recommendation. Seconded by Cantrell. <br />VOTE: 5 in favor. <br />1 opposed (Waddell) <br />2 abstained (new members) <br />(2) CP -2 -91 Efland Area Study <br />Presentation by David Stancil. <br />This item was presented at the February 25, 1991 <br />public hearing. Four citizens spoke to the <br />item at the public hearing. One issue was a <br />request for more information. A copy of the <br />abstract information and memorandum, with <br />attachments, of additional information requested <br />at the public hearing are attachments to these <br />minutes on pages <br />Stancil reviewed the information included in <br />these attachments. <br />The Planning Staff recommends that the Efland <br />Area Study be received by the Planning Board, and <br />that.the- Efland node adjustment, plan amendment <br />CP -2 -91, be adopted. <br />Jobsis asked if the residents in the proposed <br />node were notified of the proposed amendment. <br />Stancil responded that a sign had been posted and <br />special letters were sent to the residents but no <br />responses were received and none of those <br />residents spoke at the public hearing. Stancil <br />noted that it seemed that there was some <br />confusion about the meaning of neotraditional <br />planning, the end product. He noted that he did <br />not anticipate a great deal of change in the <br />Efland area. There would probably be mixed uses <br />with recommended standards. <br />Eidenier asked about the Habitat for Humanity <br />project was explained. Stancil responded that <br />