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Approved 6.5.24 1198 regard to responding to the stormwater and watershed language, we needed to correct the stormwater 1199 management, so this is the language about stormwater crediting. This is entirely new language. It fits into a new 1200 Subsection C of 6.14.5 which is Stormwater Management Applicability. So, this is literally the statute language, 1201 1 copied and pasted it into the Ordinance, and I think last time we talked about the word "irrespective," but this is 1202 pulled directly from the General Statute and we haven't modified it. And I'll note, I'll just jump ahead. You'll see 1203 in your Statement of Consistency that I do note that this is inconsistent with our Comprehensive Plan and the 1204 Statement of Consistency says it's inconsistent with our adopted plans, but it is consistent with state law and 1205 we're bringing our Ordinance into compliance with state law. 1206 1207 Lamar Proctor: Thank you for being honest. 1208 1209 Cy Stober: There's no way to honestly make a consistency statement otherwise, it's not consistent. 1210 1211 Beth Bronson: I have a question about the general statute. They have exemptions for the regulation 1212 relating to building design. So, structures located in areas designed as a local historic district... local 1213 significance, landmark regulations and building requirements were... applicable safety codes... but they're also 1214 talking about where regulations are applied to manufactured housing in a manner consistent with G.S. 160D-908 1215 and can you explain that? I mean, if it's irrelevant, I can go look it up, but does that mean that manufactured 1216 homes are less protected? 1217 1218 Cy Stober: So, what 160D did, if memory serves, is it updated and normalized statewide that mobile 1219 homes or manufactured homes, it created the manufactured home language and definition that's consistent with 1220 federal definitions, and as an aside, our Ordinance is not yet,we still refer to mobile homes in places we need to 1221 correct that, our definitions are okay, but we got some work to do there. And I think that it distinguished them 1222 from residential building and particularly for building code purposes, Perdita, what am I missing? 1223 1224 Adam Beeman: To meet HUD requirements, they don't have to meet local building codes. 1225 1226 Cy Stober: Thank you, Chair. 1227 1228 Beth Bronson: I just wanted to make sure I understood that like we are excluding how we would fall into 1229 the residential code. 1230 1231 Cy Stober: Oh yeah, so we have a mobile home park designation for primary use as a mobile homes, 1232 it's a Conditional District and it has development standards and that was done as part of the update to bring the 1233 Ordinance in conformance with 160D, it was modified at that time. I don't know, did the Mobile Home Park 1234 Conditional District, did it pre-date 160D? 1235 1236 Perdita Holtz: Oh yeah, it's been around for a long time. Orange County has always allowed 1237 manufactured housing in all of the zoning districts. 1238 1239 Beth Bronson: Absolutely, I just wanted to make sure that if we're going to... books like this is directed at 1240 alleviating the regulatory, but also alleviated the requirement of property owners to safely manage the 1241 stormwater for buildings that are on their property, not safely,just regulated. 1242 1243 Cy Stober: What it does is it alleviates them of the treatment responsibility for any existing development 1244 footprint. 1245 1246 Beth Bronson: Existing, not new. 1247