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Agenda - 09-15-20; 5-c - Proposed Amendments to the Town of Hillsborough - OC Central Orange Coordinated Area (COCA) Land Use Plan and to the OC Comp Plan Future Land Use Map (FLUM)
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Agenda - 09-15-20; 5-c - Proposed Amendments to the Town of Hillsborough - OC Central Orange Coordinated Area (COCA) Land Use Plan and to the OC Comp Plan Future Land Use Map (FLUM)
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did have an informational meeting on July 15th I believe it was and they said it was going to create 4500 jobs. The 559 <br />same argument used by the planning that was going to create this jobs for from Northern Orange County. So, this 560 <br />was with Summit Corporation. If we have 4500 new jobs out here and that are being created for the people who live 561 <br />in Northern Orange County, that means we’re going to have approximately 4500 cars coming through Hillsborough 562 <br />additional to the traffic that is a mess already there, in the morning and those cars are going to be returning in the 563 <br />afternoon ok. I don’t think that is exactly good planning by the way. I mean we really need a different way other than 564 <br />Churton to get through Hillsborough and that’s never going to happen but let’s go ahead and double the traffic out 565 <br />there. 4600 people that almost the population of Hillsborough that you actually adding to the traffic conditions out 566 <br />there ok. I don’t know if you guys have considered that apparently not because certainly that would require putting in 567 <br />four lanes or at least 2 lanes in every direction and that’s not in the plans either. I understand that DOT doesn’t have 568 <br />money to convert the roads at this one and to the work and Hillsborough doesn’t either ok. I also, actually good 569 <br />question out here, everything we got pretty much blindsided with Summit and it got approved. I will ask someone 570 <br />who is in the know, Summit got approved pretty much they just blew us away and said we’re going to do whatever we 571 <br />want anyhow and you did and then they pulled out. Why did they pull out, when did they pull out, what did Terra offer 572 <br />you that is making you do it. When did they let you know that they were going to do this and why weren’t we 573 <br />informed that this all had happened? Any care to comment on that, it is planning, this is you know obviously 574 <br />somebody planned Summit and decided to get out of it. Somebody now trying to just pull another one over us. I 575 <br />wouldn’t mind if Mr. Harvey or Mr. Benedict answered this one cause apparently they’re the one in charge of this and 576 <br />I hope they’re present because they are the planning commission and if they’re not there why are we even having 577 <br />this meeting? 578 <br /> 579 <br />Craig Benedict: I can give you a brief answer; we will provide something in writing. The developer of Settler’s Point 580 <br />received approval in January 2018. At times, developers do not stay with the project and we are not privy to why they 581 <br />left the project, cease to exist. Another project did pick that up. 582 <br /> 583 <br />Franklin Garland: Have you seen the damage they did back there already? And the wildlife that the displaced? I 584 <br />mean they literally raised it and then abandoned it. 585 <br /> 586 <br />David Blankfard: I think that was the tornado. 587 <br /> 588 <br />Franklin Garland: No, no, no, no, no, no we’re talking about 90 + acres that are devastated back there not tornados. 589 <br />Raised, cut down and raised and leveled with grading already having started on it. I am just curious why they pulled 590 <br />out. It seems like you guys would know. There would be some agreement that there have to do it since they went 591 <br />forth and everything and they pulled out and you guy pulled out from who knows where this other mega corporation 592 <br />that is not even in North Carolina that one of the stipulations is here that it’s going to help North Carolinians. This 593 <br />company is from Kentucky for crying out loud. They gonna get their own crews in here and that is supposed to help 594 <br />us? Orange County residents? I mean I don’t see where you guys are deciding this and pulling this out from and you 595 <br />literally putting this whole thing in middle of a residential area. You look around your development zone and it is all 596 <br />residential. It might be by I-40 but that doesn’t keep it from being residential. 597 <br /> 598 <br />David Blankfard: I think Michael Harvey has something to say. 599 <br /> 600 <br />Franklin Garland: I’d be surprised. 601 <br /> 602 <br />Michael Harvey: The applicant for Settler’s Point did not engage in any land clearing. The land clearing that Mr. 603 <br />Garland is referring to was actually carried out, as I understand it, as part of a timber operation and consistent with a 604 <br />forest management plan to harvest the timber. The land disturbance activity did not occur as result of any actual 605 <br />development activity for the Settler’s Point project. 606 <br /> 607 <br />Franklin Garland: Why did Settler’s Point pull out Harvey. I mean you should know you’re in charge of this. 608 <br /> 609 <br />Michael Harvey: Well, Mr. Garland, I responded to your email request. The Settlers Point applicant has not pulled 610 <br />out of anything and the properties have been rezoned. As I understand it the applicant for the project chose not to 611 <br />move forward with initiation of development plans activities due to utility extension issues. We have a new applicant 612 <br />proposing a new project that is being processed in accordance with the provision of the Unified Development 613 <br />Ordinance. 614 <br />17
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