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Approved 1/4/2017 <br /> <br />6 <br />a lot of our efforts are trying to coordinate with land records and emergency service staff, trying to fix any and all 265 <br />addressing problems so there is an appropriate level of compliance where this is an address, this is where they have 266 <br />to go, and emergency services know where to go when there is an emergency. 267 <br /> 268 <br />Lydia Wegman: Did you hear anything of concern at the July 20th meetings you had? 269 <br /> 270 <br />Patrick Mallett: No. I did get a phone call and email from an operator yesterday who owns 65 mobile home parks 271 <br />throughout the southeast of which they own several in Orange County. They said this is exactly the trend. We have a 272 <br />good number of our home parks that have been converted to have some sort of hybrid so that we can meet the 273 <br />market demands. 274 <br /> 275 <br />Lydia Wegman: Was he comfortable with what you were doing? 276 <br /> 277 <br />Patrick Mallett: Yes. I don’t think I’ve had any negative responses. Either from residents that are interested to tenants 278 <br />to mobile home park owners. 279 <br /> 280 <br />Patrick Mallett continued presentation. 281 <br /> 282 <br />Alan Clapp: On the septic end the only thing that’s different is the minimum size for a mobile home inaudible. The 283 <br />park model and the RV type have a lower flow rate in the North Carolina sewage inaudible so it would be less flow to 284 <br />the system. Then we’re going to get the question of, “Can we do 2 where we have 1?” and the answer’s going to be 285 <br />no because they still have to meet the 5,000. 286 <br /> 287 <br />Michael Harvey: We only allow 1 unit per 5,000 square feet. 288 <br /> 289 <br />Patrick Mallett: And, peppered throughout the 30 some odd pages of the text change, it’s 1 space, 1 unit. No 290 <br />efficiencies. It doesn’t matter how big it is or how small it is. And we did take the comments from the ORC about the 291 <br />shed’s and then lowering the minimum cap from 10-acres to 5-acres for your minimum track size. 292 <br /> 293 <br />Lydia Wegman: Michael, is there anything you wanted to add? 294 <br /> 295 <br />Michael Rettie: The only thing we regulate with RV’s is the electric pedestal. It’s the only jurisdiction we have 296 <br />anything to do with. 297 <br /> 298 <br /> 299 <br />Patrick Mallett: So part of that would be the site plan approval and the designation of the space and then some sort of 300 <br />affidavit that says it’s built to the park model standard. 301 <br /> 302 <br />Lydia Wegman: But no HUD certification? 303 <br /> 304 <br />Michael Rettie: Not for a RV. 305 <br /> 306 <br />Alan Clapp: Yes. 307 <br /> 308 <br />Paul Guthrie: How many? 309 <br /> 310 <br />Alan Clapp: I don’t know because those are the ones that we don’t go to. 311 <br /> 312 <br />Paul Guthrie: So what we’re talking about here would be totally controlled by State and Federal Law… That could 313 <br />become a problem. So I just plant that seed. 314 <br /> 315 <br />Michael Harvey: Understood. But with all due respect if we did nothing it would still be a problem. If we never came 316 <br />up with this amendment we’re still looking at the problem. 317
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