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Charity Kirk: But that is only if Hillsborough doesn’t have the water. 1209 1210 Patrick Byker: Well, they have the water….it’s just if they will make it available to us. 1211 1212 Charity Kirk: I am confused by that but I am going to let it go. 1213 1214 Jim Parker: Can I make a comment? 1215 1216 Charity Kirk: Yes, please. 1217 1218 Jim Parker: You made a comment about the unanimous vote, it was not unanimous, it was 3-2 vote to not annex and the 1219 request was to be annexed and go through the town’s process or to allow out of town connection and pay out of town 1220 rates which are about twice the rates that are paid by in town residents and the vote was 3-2. 1221 1222 Charity Kirk: Okay, thank you for that clarification. So the recreational facilities, when this is parceled out, who is going to 1223 own the properties with the recreational facilities on them? 1224 1225 Patrick Byker: We will wait until HYAA or Orange Tennis says they are ready to close, so it’s up to the nonprofits to 1226 decide. 1227 1228 Charity Kirk: Then they are going to be responsible for maintaining it? 1229 1230 Patrick Byker: Absolutely. 1231 1232 Overlapping conversation 1233 1234 Cy Stober: Our UDO requires for all regulated subdivisions, property owners associations, maintenance and stormwater 1235 facilities, landscaping ….so we would require that to be recorded with likely the platted road as a non-exempt activity on 1236 land and for that to be recorded we would need that POA or property owner’s association and their maintenance 1237 responsibility for the entire property recorded and on file so we would have an entity to process enforcement actions for 1238 any violations of our ordinance. 1239 1240 Charity Kirk: So if the fields become derelict after they are built and not maintained 20 years down the line it would be… 1241 1242 Cy Stober: So if it fails to meet our …standards, I would suggest landscaping, road maintenance, stormwater 1243 maintenance, buffers, etc. Lighting would also be within our purview to enforce. 1244 1245 Charity Kirk: It sounds like a lot of the recreational facilities in Hillsborough are becoming private and blocked off. Is the 1246 plan for these recreational facilities to be public or are they going to be locked too? 1247 1248 Patrick Byker: They are open to folks that want to use them. There are no fences. 1249 1250 Charity Kirk: Do we know if there is going to be a fence or not? 1251 1252 Patrick Byker: There is no gates or fencing shown on the plan. That would be a significant change. We would have to 1253 come back to this board if we said time out, we want to fence everything off. We would have to come back for your 1254 recommendation or the county commissioner’s approval to put up fences and gates. 1255 1256 Charity Kirk: Can we address sustainability issues and water saving measures and green building concepts? 1257 1258 Cy Stober: No. They are not in our ordinance, for what it’s worth, we are in coordination with the climate …specialist with 1259 the asset management team of the county as well as with the …team to better incentivize those types of architecture… 1260 1261 Charity Kirk: But we can’t stipulate grey water usage… 1262 1263 27