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2 <br /> it is presented to an appointed or elected body of Orange County. Having staff administer all <br /> aspects of these meetings also places an additional task for an informal meeting upon staff that is, <br /> appropriately, the applicant's responsibility. <br /> The Planning Director is recommending amendment of the UDO Article 2, Sections 7, 9, 14, and 15 <br /> to: <br /> 1. Place the responsibility of scheduling a NIM upon the applicant; <br /> 2. Place the responsibility of property owner notification upon the applicant; <br /> 3. Establish a uniform property posting date of public notification sign of no less than 14 <br /> days prior to the NIM; and <br /> 4. Require the applicant to provide the Planning Department a recording and written report <br /> of the NIM at least 14 days prior to either the public meeting, public hearing, or <br /> administrative action, dependent upon the nature of the application. <br /> The Director's recommendation differs from that of the Planning Board (see below). The UDO text <br /> amendments reflecting this recommendation are found in Attachment 3. <br /> Joint Planning Area (JPA) Review: In accordance with the Joint Planning Agreement with the <br /> Towns of Chapel Hill and Carrboro, the amendment package was sent to the Town planning staffs <br /> on August 30, 2022. To date, Orange County staff has not received any comments from the Towns. <br /> Planning Board Recommendation: At its December 7, 2022 meeting, the Board voted <br /> unanimously (9-0) to recommend approval of the Statement of Consistency presented by staff, <br /> and approval with specified changes of the UDO amendment package, with the following <br /> modification: <br /> 1. That a planning staff member attend NIM meetings, not to run them but to be there to <br /> clarify or answer questions. <br /> The Planning Board is empowered to make a recommendation with specified changes by Section <br /> 2.8.8(B) of the Orange County UDO. Attachment 2 contains the version of the amendments <br /> recommended by the Planning Board. And excerpt of the draft meeting minutes and the signed <br /> Statement of Consistency from this meeting are included in Attachment 4 and meeting materials are <br /> available at: <br /> https://www.orangecountync. oq v/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/ 12072022-1685 <br /> Prior to making its recommendation, the Planning Board had reviewed the materials in an <br /> "Ordinance Review Committee" meeting on October 5, 2022. Materials for this meeting are also <br /> available at: https://orangecountync.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/ 10052022-1647 <br /> The Planning Director's recommendation differs from the Planning Board's recommended approval <br /> with specified changes, and reflects of the original draft of the proposed text amendment presented <br /> by the Planning Department. Having staff present at a NIM is counterproductive to the purpose of <br /> the meeting enabling an informal discussion between an applicant and the affected community; <br /> resolving the confusion regarding Planning staff's presence at the informal NIM and their <br /> administrative and professional role at a Planning Board meeting and/or BOA or BOCC public <br /> hearing; and to the dedication of county resources in supporting a NIM, which is, appropriately, an <br /> applicant responsibility. <br />
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