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11 <br /> DRAFT <br /> 225 this parcel to be served by public utilities? Yes,she could and that would make this property viable for the extension of <br /> 226 CITAN. I think the applicant is rezoning the property to begin marketing it for sale. I don't have a path forward for the <br /> 227 applicant and the other concern is that if this applicant were allowed to proceed,we would inadvertently be setting her up <br /> 228 for a couple of years'worth of work and effort because if the property were marketed for commercial purposes, <br /> 229 development would not be practical until two planning documents were modified through separate processes that they <br /> 230 require in order for utilities to be extended, unless annexed which is a separate process. I don't dispute the applicant's <br /> 231 assertion this is, in many cases, a logical extension. The problem is it doesn't meet the requirements of the <br /> 232 Comprehensive Plan which is why the Director and I have had to complete the analysis as we have and make the <br /> 233 recommendation that has been made. <br /> 234 <br /> 235 Charity Kirk: What would happen if we voted to approve this? <br /> 236 <br /> 237 Michael Harvey: The Planning Board can make their recommendation, the staff's recommendation would still be to deny <br /> 238 based on the inconsistency with the Comprehensive Plan. You can make your own recommendations based on your own <br /> 239 reasons, I don't want to give the impression that you have to follow staff but the staff can't change its recommendation. <br /> 240 We have to maintain the consistency of the Comp Plan. <br /> 241 <br /> 242 Charity Kirk: I understand that,what would happen if we voted yes? <br /> 243 <br /> 244 Michael Harvey: The County Commissioners would get your recommendation separate from the staff recommendation <br /> 245 and the abstract presented to the County Commissioners say the Planning Board has recommended you approve this <br /> 246 request and here's our rationale. Staff would have a separate recommendation with a separate rationale. The County <br /> 247 Commissioners, upon holding the public hearing,would then make a determination as to the best way forward. <br /> 248 <br /> 249 Craig Benedict: Exactly,the Planning Board is an advisory board they can recommend for or against with the rationale <br /> 250 and in any event it proceeds to the Commissioners for public hearing and then their final action on the item,which could be <br /> 251 approval or denial also. <br /> 252 <br /> 253 Adam Beeman: What would it take to change all those documents for future growth on 86? With Virginia legalizing <br /> 254 marijuana and Danville getting a casino it is going to become a very busy place. <br /> 255 <br /> 256 Craig Benedict: Usually every 5 to 8 years we reanalyze our joint cooperation agreements with our local governments to <br /> 257 see if areas have been built out in the areas that are intended for growth and if there need for additional areas. The <br /> 258 dialogue would begin with a joint meeting with the planning directors and myself or Michael Harvey with the applicant to <br /> 259 say are there conditions showing that it is appropriate at this time to start expanding the urban growth area of Hillsborough. <br /> 260 In our conversations with Hillsborough, they do not have any interest at this time to expand their growth boundary. I think <br /> 261 it's a timing issue. As Waterstone and other areas expand out and undeveloped properties become built this can be <br /> 262 reanalyzed in the coming years. <br /> 263 <br /> 264 Whitney Watson: I appreciate that the staff has been thoughtful about trying to find a way forward for Ms. Richardson and <br /> 265 respecting all the planning work that has gone on into creating the underlying documents. That's how I do feel that this <br /> 266 staff recommendation is what it is. I also understand that the property owner wants to see their greatest realization from <br /> 267 sale or development of that piece of property but as I looked at the map and saw, moving south on 86, those parcels <br /> 268 become smaller and smaller making them less desirable as areas for development and since they back up onto Duke <br /> 269 Forest, unless Duke University is willing to sell part of that, there is no real opportunity to extend commercial areas to the <br /> 270 east. Perhaps the applicant could be encourage to think about how that area could be developed for residential and the <br /> 271 idea that it backs up to a forested area with rich habitats and opportunities for nature encounters would seem to be a <br /> 272 natural marketing advantage for high end homes in that area. I would hate to see us continue to land lock or lock up Duke <br /> 273 Forest and make it even less accessible. <br /> 274 <br /> 275 MOTION by Randy Marshall to take the Planning Director's recommendation and that the request be denied because the <br /> 276 extension of the Commercial Industrial Transition Activity Node is not viable at this time as the property cannot be provided <br /> 277 with public water and wastewater services;the requested rezoning cannot be approved without the extension of CITAN; <br /> 278 the requested rezoning is inconsistent with the current policies of the adopted County Comprehensive Plan,the Town of <br /> 279 Hillsborough/Orange County Central Orange Coordinated Area(COCA) Land Use Plan and the Water and Sewer <br /> 280 Management Planning and Boundary Agreement(WASMPBA). Seconded by Melissa Poole. <br />
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