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APPROVED 11/11/2013 OC Board of Adjustment – 9/10/2013 Page 36 of 38 of the project. There is also Berryman Boulevard which has a sidewalk which is counted as a 1 pedestrian bridge and crossing as well. As it has been testified this evening, I will confirm we 2 have a network of trails across including under the bridge affording access around Nancy Hill 3 Creek/Strouds Creek as required by the special use permit. 4 5 Geof Gledhill: Do you have illustrations of your testimony? 6 7 Michael Harvey: Yes. I am handing out document detailing the location…. 8 9 Geof Gledhill: Some of this does duplicate what Mr. Buck has done. 10 11 Michael Harvey: On the cover page, Condition 27, this is paraphrased for you referenced the 12 installation of pedestrian access points off Graham Drive, Cameron Circle to allow for access to 13 the walking/hiking paths on the other side of Nancy Hill Creek. One of the concerns that staff had 14 in terms of bringing this appeal forward was for you to understand that Graham Drive and 15 Cameron Circle don’t exist. They were on the approved site plan but those names have changed 16 as allowed so we wanted to provide you with documentation showing you where these stream 17 crossing are and these access points are so you will have a better understanding that the 18 requirements of Condition 27 with respect to this issue have been addressed.. Open space 19 passive area access consistent with the requirements of the condition are now located off 20 Churton Grove Boulevard, West Hatterleigh Avenue and Berryman Avenue. Berryman Avenue is 21 the bridge extended over Nancy Hill/Stroud’s Creek. Page 2 provides you an approximate detail 22 of … 23 24 Larry Wright: Berryman Avenue goes over Nancy Hill Creek? 25 26 Michael Harvey: Yes. This is Berryman here with the blue drawn roadway. 27 28 David Rooks: I don’t know that he understands that this is Scotswood. 29 30 Michael Harvey: We wanted to provide you with a copy of the approved site plan showing the 31 current street configuration so you can get an idea of what it looks like currently. Page 3 is a 32 clean copy of Churton Grove the special use permit project and page 4 provides a map showing 33 various trails. I will point out that this street, Churton Grove Boulevard, you will see the green 34 denoted trail system leading from Churton Grove Boulevard and Nancy Hill Creek. There is a 35 sidewalk which we have pointed out with a highlight on Berryman Boulevard, bridge with sidewalk 36 allowing crossing of Nancy Hill Creek. There are access points from West Hatterleigh here in 37 Phase IV. 38 39 Larry Wright: You said there is a sidewalk on Berryman Boulevard that pedestrians can cross 40 Nancy Hill Creek? 41 42 Michael Harvey: Yes. There is an access point off West Hatterleigh which allows access to 43 those portions around Nancy hill Creek. The purpose of this document is to provide the board 44 with the assurance we have met the obligation for providing connections from streets that no 45 longer exist at least in the current development of this project but we have required the developer 46 to comply with the nature of the request. 47 48 Jeff Schmitt: There are two bridges? 49 50