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2 <br /> • Areas from the Buckhom Area Study with known developer Interest (A-B) - No known <br /> interest in areas C, D, and E; <br /> • Moving forward in coordination with the City of Mebane on Areas A and B; and <br /> • Public outreach. <br /> Key outcomes from the April Board meeting included direction to staff to proceed in scheduling <br /> and holding an outreach meeting and to report back at the Board's June 1, 2021 meeting. <br /> Following is a link to the agenda materials from the April 20, 2021 BOCC meeting: <br /> http://server3.co.orange.nc.us:8088/WebLink/O/doc/64229/Pagel.aspx <br /> The video for the meeting is available for viewing at http://orangecountync.gov/967/Meeting- <br /> Videos <br /> May 17, 2021 VIRTUAL PUBLIC OUTREACH MEETING: A Public Outreach Meeting was held <br /> on Monday May 17, 2021 from 6:00-8:OOPM. The meeting was advertised via direct mail to <br /> owners of property located within Outreach Focus Areas "A" and "B", as well as those within <br /> 1,000-feet of these areas. The mailed notification letter, which included a map, is provided as <br /> Attachment 1. Approximately 70 people attended, 21 people provided comments and/or <br /> questions. At the end of the meeting, all people who had hands raised by the 8:00 end time were <br /> able to speak at least once, and a few spoke more than once. Instructions were provided at the <br /> beginning of the meeting, as well as the end, directing the public to send any additional comments <br /> or questions to BuckhornStudy(a)orangecountync.gov. Comments and/or questions received at <br /> that address by 11:59 PM on Sunday, May 23, 2021 are provided in Attachment 2. In response, <br /> staff has developed a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document provided as Attachment 3. <br /> The purpose of the outreach meeting was to: <br /> • Continue engagement with the community as a follow-up to previous Buckhorn Area Study <br /> meetings; <br /> • Communicate that Areas "A" and "B" are to be the focus for outreach and planning <br /> coordination between Orange County and the City of Mebane; <br /> • Provide additional context for Outreach Focus Areas "A" and "B"; and <br /> • Collect public comments and common questions to guide the development of a Frequently <br /> Asked Questions (FAQ) document for public and BOCC information. <br /> Consistent themes and questions from the meeting emerged during the Q&A portion of the <br /> meeting, and are being documented as part of the FAQ document. Some of the key topics that <br /> were raised in questions and comments include the following: <br /> • Concerns with the tributaries feeding into Seven Mile Creek and Eno River <br /> • A sense of lost trust in Orange County and the Planning Department <br /> • The absence of "social impacts" as a facet of the study <br /> • The challenges around holding public meetings over Zoom, especially for those with poor <br /> broadband connectivity, as opposed to holding in-person meetings <br /> • The absence of a comprehensive Traffic Impact Analysis (TIA) for the West Ten Road and <br /> Buckhorn Road areas (as opposed to project-specific TIAs) <br /> • The presence of Gravelly Hill Middle School in an area that could become surrounded by <br /> `big box' industrial or warehousing sites and the associated air quality concerns <br /> • The potential for economic development to displace multiple groups of people, some of <br /> whom have had land passed down through family for a century <br />
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