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Approved 9/2/2020 <br /> 779 acres in size) or EDH-2 (Economic Development Hillsborough Limited Office) (7 parcels totaling <br /> 780 13.2 acres). The parcels are located in Hillsborough Township, south of Interstate 40 and east of <br /> 781 Old Highway 86. This item is scheduled for BOCC public hearing on September 15,2020. <br /> 782 PRESENTER: Michael Harvey, Current Planning Supervisor <br /> 783 Michael Harvey reviewed the abstract and proposed changes to the Zoning Atlas Amendment <br /> 784 <br /> 785 David Blankfard: Anybody from the Board have any questions or comments? <br /> 786 <br /> 787 Hunter Spitzer: My first question is in rezoning these parcels back to what they were prior to this, particularly on the <br /> 788 east side of 86, could I recommend or ask for consideration to rezoning to low intensity to medium intensity <br /> 789 residential in this area? It seems as though the industrial land uses are not very in line with the vision that the <br /> 790 residents have and I would add this zoning in addition to the ones that you already have recommended and in place <br /> 791 of Rural Residential this would allow for a more transition, a different opportunity for development in the area that 1 <br /> 792 think would be more in line with what some people have voiced. <br /> 793 <br /> 794 Michael Harvey: Thank you for the question, that suggestion in my opinion is inconsistent with the Comprehensive <br /> 795 Plan, which identifies this area as Economic Development Transition. I also think that these property owners would <br /> 796 object to (their property being) the down zoning of their property and loss of potential development value. These <br /> 797 parcels have been zoned Economic Development for several decades. That it is not something that I am comfortable <br /> 798 with recommending or supporting. If you have an interest in restudying the area, that statement needs to be made to <br /> 799 the County Commissioners who would need to take it under consideration. What I will say is that, as with other <br /> 800 projects in this general area, there has been an interest in expanding our current Hillsborough Economic <br /> 801 Development District and increasing economic development opportunities in this area. I also do not think it's the best <br /> 802 planning idea to put low intensity residential right up against an Interstate. I think that the current land use categories <br /> 803 and zoning that we have recommended would allow for purposeful development and expansion consistent with <br /> 804 current County policy. <br /> 805 <br /> 806 Hunter Spitzer: I have another, more of a comment and this is pertaining to the analysis section of the introduction of <br /> 807 this amendment. `It finds that this is consistent with land use goal 3, a variety of land uses that are coordinated within <br /> 808 a program and pattern that limits sprawl, preserves community and rural character, minimizes land use conflicts, <br /> 809 supported by an efficient and balanced transportation system." This is not mentioned again in the actual motion or 1 <br /> 810 believe the resolution we have to recommend to the Board. So if that will not be included over in summary words <br /> 811 those things that we've accomplished then I have no further objections but I do find that land use goal in itself a little <br /> 812 bit contradictory and not applicable to this situation. <br /> 813 <br /> 814 David Blankfard: All right, anybody else have any comments? Ok, again I'd like to ask people from the community to <br /> 815 say if they received a letter from the planning department. <br /> 816 <br /> 817 Stephen Williams: I did receive a letter from the County Planning Board. I just want to reiterate something that the <br /> 818 gentleman just said that was speaking. He said that he didn't think that the residents or the owners, I'm sorry, the <br /> 819 owners of the property that we are discussing now would appreciate a rezoning that would devalue their property and <br /> 820 1 think that that's something that every resident here is concerned about. It's interesting that we're concerned about <br /> 821 these particular parcels and the owners of them and worried about decreasing the value they have in their property <br /> 822 but I think it should be noted that rezoning these areas and putting in this development which is the goal here, is also <br /> 823 going to devalue the properties of the residents that are around those areas. Thanks. <br /> 824 <br /> 825 Bob Bundschuh: I have a question if these go back to their old zoning and they're allowed to develop independently, <br /> 826 two questions. Is water and sewer does the loop have to be supplied to them before they can do that and secondly, if <br /> 827 someone decided to develop again can you reiterate what steps they would have to take. Would it go through zoning <br /> 828 and then the County Commissioners again or since it is zoned does it just go to the zoning board? <br /> 829 <br /> 830 Michael Harvey: I think I can answer that question. Any development of this property will have to be done in <br /> 831 compliance with the Orange County Unified Development Ordinance. Development would be under staffs <br /> 832 administrative review, it would not go back to the Planning Board or the County Commissioners. If these properties <br /> 833 remain Settler's Point, MPD-CZ it would also not have to go back to the County Commissioners or the Planning <br />
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