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Page 2 of 6 Certification and Signatures*  Appeal of Interpretation Request I, _________________________________, have standing as described in Exhibit A and hereby appeal to the Board of Adjustment from an adverse decision of an Administrative Official of the Planning and Development Department of the County of Orange, North Carolina made on the _______ day of ______________, 20_____ and attached as Exhibit B. I request an outcome as described in Exhibit C.1 and for the reasons stated in Exhibit C.2. If I intend to present any evidence, that evidence is listed in Exhibit D.  Variance Request I, _________________________________, have standing as described in Exhibit A and hereby request a variance from the UDO be granted by the Board of Adjustment from the UDO Sections listed above. I request a variance as described and for the reasons stated in Exhibit B. If I intend to present any evidence, that evidence is listed in Exhibit D. STATEMENT BY APPLICANT: I certify that the information presented by me in this application is accurate to the best of my knowledge, information, and belief. ___________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ Owner Signature(s) Applicant Signature (if different from owner) ___________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ Date Date Exhibit A – Statement of Standing*  I am the sole owner of the property subject to this application.  I have attached notarized letters authorizing this submittal from all entities or individuals with ownership rights to the property.  I would suffer special damages distinct from the rest of the community as follows: Appeal of Interpretation* Exhibit B – Copy of Action Being Appealed Please attach and label as “Exhibit B” the official document which you are appealing. The Board of Adjustments DOES NOT have jurisdiction over advisory opinions of Orange County Staff. Only a binding determination may be appealed. Such documents generally have the following words in all capital and in bold: NOTICE OF VIOLATION, FINAL AND BINDING DETERMINATION, BOUNDARY INTERPRETATION, or ZONING COMPLIANCE PERMIT. If you are unsure if a staff member’s email or letter has binding force, please consider asking for clarification through a standalone document with one of those terms in bold before seeking an appeal. 203