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Citizen Plan #3 for Twin Creeks Park/School Campus <br />a/1 <br />FFeature Analysis <br />Shared use of parking Co-location of schools and parks is intended, among other benefits, to <br /> allow shared use of parking lots for over-flow panting during special <br /> events, reducing the amount of impervious surface and the cost of <br /> paving. This benefit remains unchanged. <br />Conformance to All of the guiding principles, except the arbitrary requirement that the <br />CHATPEC "Guiding ' school sites be north of the creek, continue to be met to the same extent <br />Principles" document that they are met by the county plans. This includes but is not limited to <br /> the goals of. preservation of stream corridors, open space, active and <br /> passive recreation components, preservation of historic farmstead and <br /> pre-historic sites, sensitivity to neighboring homes, seamless integration <br />j of school and park usage, community gym at the ES. <br />Historical note: the county guidance to the CHATPEC committee restricting the school <br />sites to the north side of the creek appears to have been based on the fact that the CHCCS <br />School Board had been attempting to purchase the former Hunter tract adjacent to <br />Eubanks Rd, before the county purchased the combined Hunter and Cates tracts. No <br />justification for continuing this restriction was ever presented to the CHATPEC <br />committee. <br />Contact Information: <br />The following people are coordinating the effort to obtain consideration for the citizen- <br />created plan #3: <br />Bhavna Patel (919) 967-8167 bhavna a)nc.rr.com - Lake Hogan Farm resident <br />coordinator <br />*Matthew Barton 967-1943(h), 465-2266x16(w) Matthew.Barton(@,iece.org <br />*Judy Margolis 968-3423(h) imar olis a(),bellsouth.net <br />Pam Hemnringer (919) 942-2273 Qhemminaer(ftellsouth.net <br />* indicates they were a member of the CHATPEC planning committee and participated in <br />the planning sessions for the campus. <br />11/29/2004 Page 4 of 6