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By permitting our rezoning request, Orange County would thereby be facilitating our work in <br />educating and providing ecologically sound options to local homeowners. This advances the <br />County’s interest in the following. <br />●Objective ED-1.1: Focus public education efforts on sustainability issues, looking at the <br />social, economic and environmental contributions of local businesses. <br />●Natural and Cultural Systems Goal 7: A balanced and healthy diversity of native plant <br />and animal populations. <br />●LU Goal 2: Land uses that are appropriate to on-site environmental conditions and <br />features, and that protect natural resources, cultural resources, and community <br />character. <br />Beyond what we do for private homeowners, the Treeist has in the past also been able to <br />further these environmental and educational goals by offering guest presentations at local <br />garden clubs and the Chapel Hill Public Library, as well as offer discounted tree services to the <br />ecologically-minded non-profits such as the NC Botanical Garden, the Coker Arboretum, and the <br />Ellerbe Creek Watershed Association, and the Triangle Land Conservancy. We hope to be able to <br />expand these offerings and services. <br />6. The Provision of Emergency Services <br />Orange County receives a wide variety of storms and weather events including flooding rains, <br />ice storms, tornados, tropical storms, hurricanes, straight line winds, and lightning strikes. In all <br />of these weather events, trees break and fail. It is damages from trees that comprise most of <br />the problems we associate with storm events of every kind. <br />To help prepare itself for emergencies, Orange County participates in a regional hazard <br />mitigation plan. On page 50 the plan lists the FEMA Major Disaster Declarations of our region <br />11 <br />28
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