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1U. 6/ 157/92 PLJWAJ1A(C1 BAP MIAJUM:5 19 increases in the budget were not being used for schools and education, but, rather, for administration costs. Scott restated his motion: That the Planning Board, at this time, vote to disapprove, in any form or fashion the principle of impact fees for schools. VOTE: 8 in favor. 1 opposed (Reid - indicated that he was not totally in opposition to the motion but was in favor of block education money. His concern was with the State cutback and what method would be used to acquire funds for schools.) Discussion followed regarding sending the data to the School Boards for verification of projections. It was the consensus of the Board to forward the data as recommended by Collins since it was indicated that information would be valuable if the issue of impact fees is raised again in the future. It was also agreed that it would be appropriate for discrepancies to be addressed by the School Boards. b. Zoning Atlas Amendment b(1) Z-2 -92 P & S Sporting Goods Presentation by Emily Cameron. The property is located on the south side of NC highway 54 between Morrow Mill Road (SR 1958) and Orange Grove Road (SR 1006). The total area proposed for rezoning contains 3.98 acres and is described as part of Lot 28 of Tax Map 26 in Bingham Township. The current zoning is Agricultural Residential. The zoning districts proposed are 2.06 acres of Local Commercial -1 and 1.92 acres of Local Commercial -2. In the adopted Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan, the property is designated Agricultural Residential and Rural Neighborhood Activity Node. The proposed rezonings will maximize the five -acre allotments of.NC -2 and LC -1 zoning at this activity node. Each of the proposed zoning lots will have direct access to NC Highway 54, an arterial. Each lot also has suitable area for ground absorption sewage treatment as evaluated by Orange County Environmental Health.