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• C. Special Use Permit. Class A Purpose: Elizabeth P. Davidson is requesting a Historic Sites Non-Residential-Mixed Use, Special Use Permit, Class A for a Bed and Breakfast. The property located at 7015 NC 57 and is identified by Orange County Tax Records as Little River Township, Map 15, Lot $. The acreage is 47.17 acres more or less including NC 57 right-of--way. • D. Oran a Count Subdivision Amendments • 1. Clarifies the Definition of Resultant Lots in the Subdivision Definition • Adds language to require all recombination Tots to also adhere to the minimum lot standards set forth in the Private Road Standards. • 2. Modify the Private Road Standards • Allow for sliding scale of lot sizes in exchange for greater ratios of open space and reducing impervious surface • 3, Clarify minor subdivision approval time limits • The time limit provisions of minor subdivision approval will be set to the same time period as major subdivisions. The requirement will be to record the final plat within one year of approval or request an approval extension for a maximum of one additional year (two years total). • 4. Amend cluster provisions in all development proposals • Sets minimum `cluster dawn' lot sizes at a sustainable level • E. ,Amendments to an Ordinance Prohibitin the Kee in of Animals Dan Brous to Persons and Property Withiin Orange Countx r ose: Strikes all language pertaining to permitting and physical enclosures. Clarifies that the keeping of wild animals dangerous to ,persons and property within Orange County is not allowed. The only exemption allowed is for animals used for teaching and/or research purposes at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The ordinance, if adopted, will become effective upon approval unless otherwise specified by the Orange County Board of Commissioners.' • F. Ordinance Prohibitin the Dis la of Wild and Exotic Animals Within Oran e Countv Purpose: This purpose of this ordinance is to prohibit the display of wild and exotic animals within Orange County specifically for the purposes of entertainment or amusement. It does not prohibit the exhibition of animals for educational purposes by non-profit groups, institutions or individuals. It does not prohibit the ownership of exotic animals. The ordinance, if adopted, will become effective upon approval unless otherwise specified by the Orange County Board of Commissioners. FINANCIAL IMPACT: There is no financial impact associated with this decision. Advertisement casts are included in the departmental budget. RECOMMENDATION(S): Administration recommends APPROVAL of the items for the May 29, 2001 Quarterly Public Hearing.