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Approved 12/8/2014 <br /> <br />OC Board of Adjustment – 10/13/2014 Page 6 of 17 <br /> <br /> <br />Walt Tysinger: The transplanting traditions community gardens are in this area, which is a fenced area, roughly an 1 <br />acre and half. The black space is the vegetable processing center and their greenhouse. That is where they bring all 2 <br />their produce they have from the garden and there is an existing well that is in the community gardens used for 3 <br />irrigation and there are parking areas in different location around the gardens. We left building envelopes for future 4 <br />vegetation, vegetable processing center to enlarge the existing one. There are a few sites for hoop framed 5 <br />greenhouses to do cultivation. There are sites for a ground mounted tank units. The fields in front of the garden area 6 <br />will be left in the natural state. 7 <br /> 8 <br />Katherine Baer: That is one of our vibrant programs out there. The second programming area we have is our 9 <br />environmental learning outside program. Learning outside is a second group. This is an environmental education 10 <br />experimental program for mostly young kids and the kids are outside all the time learning about nature and really 11 <br />trying to connect to nature in a way they don’t get to usually. She has 10-12 kids out there in the morning part of the 12 <br />day generally younger kids and then an after school program where she has 8-12 kids. There is no camping, no 13 <br />overnight, no plans for any overnight and then there are summer day camps that would be similar to 12 kids on the 14 <br />property. 15 <br /> 16 <br />Walt Tysinger: The programs happen in this general area; this is the campus. The existing buildings consists of a 17 <br />metal building, we call it a lab. It was actually built by Mr. Urban who was a biochemist at UNC and he built a lab for 18 <br />his grad students to do research on. We have converted it into a small office space for the stewardship department 19 <br />and TLC and there is a shop there. 20 <br /> 21 <br />T.C. Morphis: Mr. Tysinger, how many offices are in the lab building? 22 <br /> 23 <br />Walt Tysinger: Just one office. 24 <br /> 25 <br />T.C. Morphis: Do you plan to expand the office space? 26 <br /> 27 <br />Walt Tysinger: If we do expand the office space, it will be remodeling and probably expand in a way there are 28 <br />designated areas around the existing structure for potential features. Currently none of the educational programs 29 <br />happen inside the structure. This is used for storage. There is an existing barn where most of the classes are held. 30 <br />T.C. Morphis: Is a roofed structure the meeting space, 1,300 square feet where the group tends to meet in the 31 <br />morning? 32 <br /> 33 <br />Walt Tysinger: There is a smaller meeting space that is 600 square feet. An existing concrete pad that is part of an 34 <br />old barn and then there is a well and a parking that has enough parking for 28 cars and one bus currently as it is. We 35 <br />left room for possibly overflow parking and expansion and I did mention that we have additional parking around the 36 <br />transplanting gardens as well. The two other smaller structures are old barns that were existing and we use that for 37 <br />storage of the Triangle Land Conservancy equipment and we have designated space building envelopes for future 38 <br />expansion of the storage space for the Triangle Land Conservancy. That is what these guidelines represent here. 39 <br /> 40 <br />Katherine Baer: That is the third; the second use is we have a pro-educational program. The second would be 41 <br />Triangle Land Conservancy and stewardship and I will tell you that our stewardship staff is Walt and our colleague 42 <br />Kyle. Two people right now and maybe in 30 years get in for six people. This is an aspirational help preserve our 43 <br />properties all over the triangle. That is the stewardship part of the permit application. The third use is Triangle Land 44 <br />Conservancy occasional membership events. For example, having our membership meeting where we open the 45 <br />property to all members and the public on a Saturday to come and tour the site and see what we do. We may do a 46 <br />small fundraiser; we apparently used to have an event called the green jamboree which was a fundraiser. The 47 <br />normal hours of operation are 8:00 until 5:00. All programming is off the site by then. On occasion, our stewardship 48 <br />staff which may work late may come back later to bring things back to the storage shed, etc. Again, the potential 49
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