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APPROVED 11/11/2013 <br />OC Board of Adjustment – 9/10/2013 Page 7 of 38 <br />Michael Buck: None of that book is in evidence until I formally subm it, for example when I get to 1 <br />the point, I will say I would like to submit Attachment J, these pages of that book into evidence. 2 <br /> 3 <br />Geof Gledhill: I get it, so now we are on a different document which is Appellant Exhibit 4 4 <br />(PowerPoint presentation). 5 <br /> 6 <br />Michael Buck: I was intending and still do so subject to the rules that you have laid out, submit 7 <br />Exhibit 5 which is an attempt, a document of proposed findings that you may wish to make so the 8 <br />outcome of this is that you need to deliberate with the evidence before you and choose to make a 9 <br />set of findings and I want to be able to present a proposal of possible findings you may wish to 10 <br />make. I have not put that before you yet but I am laying out the direction I am going. I want to 11 <br />apologize for the detail you will be exposed to but I understand that you have a duty to create a 12 <br />set of critical findings and those findings must be supported by substantial, competent and 13 <br />material evidence and it is my intention to provide that evidence to you. I will be as respectful as I 14 <br />can of your time and move through this presentation as briskly as possible. We have already 15 <br />taken up some time with housekeeping matters but I will do my best to move things along. 16 <br />Before we get to that mind numbing detail, here is an overview of where I expect to go. I will 17 <br />begin with a discussion of pedestrian bridges and walkways and then I will proceed with what are 18 <br />the relevant dates for our discussion this evening. After we understand the relevant dates and 19 <br />how that drives which ordinances are applicable, I would like to talk about the active recreation 20 <br />area issues with a specific focus on the segmentation of the acreage breaking it up from larger 21 <br />parcels into multiple smaller parcels and how that relates to the invalid and insufficient acreage 22 <br />claims the developers have made. I will then move to a brief response to some of the items 23 <br />raised by the zoning officer and his response to the appeal and brief concluding remarks and 24 <br />present you with, what I believe are post findings you may wish to make. Here is a picture of the 25 <br />planned development and this is coming, this comes from Attachment C? 26 <br /> 27 <br />Michael Harvey: I believe Mr. Buck is referring to Attachment C which is the approved special 28 <br />use permit. 29 <br /> 30 <br />Michael Buck: You only provided eight of nine pages and this is actually page 9 which shows the 31 <br />phasing plan. I don’t really need to present this as evidence; I just want to provide the board with 32 <br />a context of the phases of the community. This is from the approved special use permit in 33 <br />Attachment C. We have Phase I, single family, Phase 2, also single family, Phase 3 is the multi-34 <br />family, which you may know as Braddock Park. I said Phase 3 and 4 but the Braddock Park 35 <br />multi-family is also part of Phase 2, the area in blue is the commercial area where the Food Lion 36 <br />is located. This is Phase 3 and then we have Phase 4 here. 37 <br /> 38 <br />Larry Wright: Jeff, are you visually impaired with color? 39 <br /> 40 <br />Jeff Schmitt: I am fine. 41 <br /> 42 <br />Michael Buck: Because it will become important to our discussions, I took the liberty of painting 43 <br />on the creek that runs through the neighborhood dividing Phase 4 from the rest of the 44 <br />development. 45 <br /> 46 <br />Jeff Schmitt: Down at the right hand corner, we see Scotswood, which is the name, I presume, of 47 <br />what this development was to be called when it was initially filed with the county. Subsequent to 48 <br />that, the name has been changed and/or the developers have changed, is that correct? 49 <br /> 50 <br />Michael Buck: That is correct. 51