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21 <br /> 761 a comprehensive land use plan that was to span and to provide guidance to not only planning boards, but to <br /> 762 legislative commissions to make sure decisions. Is that correct? <br /> 763 <br /> 764 Tom Altieri: Certainly within the State of North Carolina, yes. <br /> 765 <br /> 766 Beth Bronson: Okay. <br /> 767 <br /> 768 Lamar Proctor: Any other questions of staff before we move to the applicant presentation? <br /> 769 <br /> 770 Charity Kirk: When talking about the MPD-CD or CD whatever you want, it states in the unified <br /> 771 development ordinance that it shall be limited to a transition land use categories. What are transition land use <br /> 772 categories? <br /> 773 <br /> 774 Tom Altieri: It's a broad category distinguished from rural land use categories based on the availability of <br /> 775 public utilities primarily water and sewer utilities,so transition from rural to urban with those utilities. <br /> 776 <br /> 777 Charity Kirk: So agricultural residential is not a transitional land use category. <br /> 778 <br /> 779 Tom Altieri: Correct. All of the transition and that's a broad land use classification of transition, all of those <br /> 780 classifications are adjacent, near our municipalities so none out in the rural areas. These are areas that by and large <br /> 781 are served by private wells and septic tanks and that's the distinction there between the rural land use classifications <br /> 782 and the transition classifications. <br /> 783 <br /> 784 Charity Kirk: So if we like this project we need to turn it into this rural activity node,we can't leave the <br /> 785 activity node the way it is. <br /> 786 <br /> 787 Tom Altieri: Mr. Stober had mentioned that the pleasure of the planning board recommendation and the <br /> 788 Board of County Commissioners, per state statutes,they do have the ability to approve a rezoning request that is <br /> 789 inconsistent with the plan and therefore the plan shall be amended. <br /> 790 <br /> 791 Charity Kirk: That would mean agricultural residential then would be allowed to have conditional zoning <br /> 792 districts applied to it. It would be a permanent mark in the comprehensive plan or something else. <br /> 793 <br /> 794 Cy Stober: So that requires a UDO text amendment and the applicant has proposed a text amendment so <br /> 795 there's two amendments,one is for the family care facility, the other is to that exact language that you're referring to <br /> 796 for the transition area and the rural community activity node which is footnote No. 1 under the MPD-CD standards, <br /> 797 and to include rural neighborhood activity node as one of the other allowable future land use classifications. <br /> 798 <br /> 799 Charity Kirk: But if we don't want to touch the rural activity node, then we would have to touch agricultural <br /> 800 residential. <br /> 801 <br /> 802 Cy Stober: Or propose a different type of node to be placed there. <br /> 803 <br /> 804 Charity Kirk: Okay,thank you. <br /> 805 <br /> 806 Lamar Proctor: Okay, any other questions of staff? All right, I think we're ready for the applicant presentation. <br /> 807 Thank you very much. <br /> 808 <br /> 809 Marilyn Carter: Is there a limit on the applicant's time? <br /> 810 <br /> 811 Lamar Proctor: 30 minutes. <br />
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