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RES-2020-001 Resolution for a Path Forward and Process for Further Assessment of the Greene Tract
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1/21/2020
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Resolution
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6-a
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Agenda - 01-21-20 6-a - 2020 Greene Tract Resolution and Environmental Assessment Interlocal Agreement
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RES - 2020 - 001 <br /> RESOLUTION <br /> A RESOLUTION FOR A PATH FORWARD PROCESS FOR FURTHER ASSESSMENT <br /> OF THE GREENE TRACT <br /> WHEREAS , in 1984 , Orange County and the Towns of Carrboro and Chapel Hill jointly <br /> purchased the property known as the Greene Tract ( 164 acres more or less ) ; and <br /> WHEREAS , in 2000 , title to 60 acres of this property was deeded exclusively to the Orange <br /> County Solid Waste Enterprise Fund for non4andfill solid waste purposes under provisions of <br /> the 1999 Interlocal Agreement for Solid Waste Management , and <br /> WHEREAS , at that time , the remaining 104 acres was retained in joint ownership by the three <br /> governments (with the intent that the future uses of the property would be determined at a future <br /> time ) ; and <br /> WHEREAS , the 60 - acre parcel ( designated as the Headwaters Preserve by the Orange County <br /> Board of Commissioners on October 18 , 2016 ) was purchased by Orange County via <br /> reimbursement to the Solid Waste Enterprise Fund in 2016 ; and <br /> WHEREAS , in 2002 Orange County and the Towns of Carrboro and Chapel Hill adopted the <br /> 2002 Resolution which called for approximately 86 acres for open space and 18 acres for <br /> affordable housing on the j ointly - owned land ; and <br /> WHEREAS , the Greene Tract is part of the Historic Rogers Road Neighborhood where the <br /> Towns of Chapel Hill and Carrboro have researched market development potential and zoning to <br /> implement a planning program in the overall area ; and <br /> WHEREAS , over the last 16 years , various joint planning studies including the Historic Rogers <br /> Road Task Force Report and Mapping Our Community ' s Future , and collaborations with the <br /> community and school district have suggested land use and acreage needs ; and <br /> WHEREAS , Mayors for Carrboro and Chapel Hill and the Orange County Commissioners <br /> Chair have agreed to jointly pursue an update to the 2002 Resolution and have been meeting <br /> with respective management and supporting staff, as suggested by the elected officials at an <br /> Assembly of Governments meeting in 2017 , to determine next steps for preservation and <br /> development of the Greene Tract ; and <br /> WHEREAS , on February 12 , 2019 the Carrboro Board of Aldermen and on February 19 , 2019 <br /> the Orange County Commissioners voted to approve a resolution to support adjusting the <br /> property lines of the 104 - acre jointly - owned tract and the 60 - acre Headwaters Preserve , creating <br /> a jointly- owned preserve , indicating land uses , and conceptually agreeing to consider <br /> development of the Greene Tract ; and <br /> WHEREAS , on February 20 , 2019 the Chapel Hill Town Council voted to approve the <br /> exploration of ways to protect the County - owned Headwaters Preserve and a proposed jointly. <br /> owned preserve area ; and <br /> WHEREAS , the Chapel Hill Carrboro City Schools in a letter dated May 22 , 2019 , have <br />
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