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Approved 9/2/2020 <br /> 278 Clare Brennan: Hi, Clare Brennan, like one of my neighbors earlier, I also live down Davis Road in the New Hope <br /> 279 Springs subdivision. I wanted to specifically talk about that little parcel of land that had the star on it. That's of <br /> 280 concern to me and I think a lot of my neighbors since we live down Davis Road. As I see it, I think this big planned <br /> 281 economic development is likely going to happen but I would like to sort of try to get a win out of this somehow and <br /> 282 maybe will a battle but lose the war. My position is that we need not be rezoning or annexing that little parcel that <br /> 283 had the star on it. I think that was 17 acres that was on the west side of 86 and adjacent to Davis Road. I think there <br /> 284 was plans to change that zoning from Rural Residential to an Economic Development Transitional Zone, I am totally <br /> 285 opposed to that, and speaking for my neighbors, I think we all are in the subdivision. I also want to step back and <br /> 286 remind people that Old 86 is one of 57 scenic byways in the State of North Carolina and appeared on colonial maps <br /> 287 of this state dating back to 1770 so we've had 250 years of living off of Old 86, families, generations enjoying this <br /> 288 rural life so it is really with a lot of dismay and disappointment that we are seeing the plans for this huge rezoning <br /> 289 here right at the corner of our neighborhood. I also take a bit of issue with the term RTP Logistics Park. We are at <br /> 290 least 30 miles from RTP, surely this is a bit of a misnomer should we maybe consider calling this the Hillsborough <br /> 291 Manufacturing District, it's kind of what we are looking at, right? This is not a RTP associated park in any way shape <br /> 292 or form. Also this might go onto the next agenda item but I have a real concern about the PIN 9862-99-8894 that is a <br /> 293 warehouse that has an access road off of Davis Road and this is planned to be 300,000 square feet again according <br /> 294 to my math that is some sort of building that would be 300 ft. by 1000 ft. right as you turn off of Old 86 onto Davis <br /> 295 Road. Quite frankly, that is really unacceptable. We moved out here to this lovely part of Hillsborough and Orange <br /> 296 County for the luxury and the privilege of living in the country and that is really just going to totally deface the whole <br /> 297 entryway into what is supposed to be our gateway into historic Hillsborough. I also want to mention in this COVID <br /> 298 environment, that Davis Road has really become a place that our neighbors cherish. We cycle out there and walk out <br /> 299 there you see families walking hand in hand with children on Davis Road especially because people are home now <br /> 300 and not able to go out and socialize. Folks cycle out there this is a great place to ride bikes and again that quality of <br /> 301 life that we're used to maybe gone if this huge development comes to fruition so my pitch again is to remove any <br /> 302 service road, any development from encroaching down that Davis Road corridor and let's leave Davis Road in as <br /> 303 much of the pristine condition as we can. My last question is once this large manufacturing and industrial <br /> 304 warehousing site is approved, will residents be notified about the potential new owners of these facilities and what <br /> 305 sort of manufacturing and industrial plans do we have for these parcels are we looking at a rubber tire plant, a swine <br /> 306 pig manufacturing site, pharmaceuticals what are we really approving here? It's quite nebulas in my mind and a little <br /> 307 frightening so I'll stop now and just take any questions if need be. Thank you. <br /> 308 <br /> 309 David Blankfard: Thank you. <br /> 310 <br /> 311 Randy Marshall: How far is your development from 86? <br /> 312 <br /> 313 Clare Brennan: 1.75 miles, it's right the Ode Turner fork,go left at the fork. <br /> 314 <br /> 315 Randy Marshall: Ok,so you'd have to go 1.7 miles down Davis Drive from 86 to get to your development? <br /> 316 <br /> 317 Clare Brennan: Correct. <br /> 318 <br /> 319 Randy Marshall: Thank you. <br /> 320 <br /> 321 Hunter Spitzer: My question was if we do not approve this Land Use Plan amendment, can this area still be rezoned <br /> 322 in the following amendment or would it be passed to the Board of County Commissioners? The one for the Research <br /> 323 Triangle Logistic Park if we don't change our land use map? <br /> 324 <br /> 325 Tom Altieri: Any rezoning needs to be consistent with the Land Use Plan. If it is not consistent with the Land Use <br /> 326 Plan then the Land Use Plan needs to change concurrently. So the answer to your question is no. <br /> 327 <br /> 328 Craig Benedict: I can add on to that. North Carolina State Law allows rezoning to proceed and independent and if <br /> 329 the rezoning is approved in an area such as this then we would have to, as Tom said, go back and change the Land <br /> 330 Use Plan. <br /> 331 <br /> 332 Hunter Spitzer: So it would be inconsistent but because our Land Use Plan didn't agree with this, it wouldn't <br /> 333 necessarily stop it? <br />
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