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would be. She recorded, comments which were many anti varied on a flip chart. Concerns mcei�ting multiple rnentiori were that Hillsborough and Stoney Creek Farms developers were not at the table, consensus will not be reached, and the plan will not be implemented due to conflict and past history p ecurring comments relative to ground rules were to reach decisions by consensus, discuss "undiscussable" issues, share all relevant inf ormation, and focus on interests and not positions. Dcsired outcomes focused on a plan that is based on ,consensus, involves extensive citizen participation, is reasonable and workable, and enhances the quality of life and preserves rural character. The last 30 minutes of the meeting were spent discussing "consensus." Additional discussion will be needed., but the emerging idea was that consensus is not necessarily unanimity, but does represent a position that participants can live with and support. A second Planning Group meeting will be held on April 6. The U'C students will be presenting their alternative plans on the status quo, open space, and neo-- traditional concepts. The focus of the presentations will be informational and the Planning Group will Mt be asked to evaluate or make, recommendations on the plans at the meeting* For More In %rfion, If you would like additional information regarding the planning process, schedule, Planning Group membership, or other issues related to the Stoney Creek Basin Small Area Plan, please contact Gene lRell, Planner III, in the Orange County Planning Department. Mr. Bell can be reached at extension 2589 at 732 -8181 illsborough), 967 -9251 (Chapel Hill), and 688 -7331 (Durham). His address is Orange County Planning Department, 306F Revere Rc f Hillsborougho N.C. 27278. Stoney Creep Sall Area Plan - Nevsl0tter 1 'd 2006M6I6 'OBI XVd ONINNVIdAMO)BRUO Ad 8S :� nHI 06 -R-M