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1 Dan Jewell: That's correct. You're referring to, we keep going back to this one. This shows what it is today. 2 3 Beth Bronson: Well, it's half of it, it's just that bottom half. And that is only on a single parcel or does that original 25 4 bleed into that secondary parcel, where the mobile home park is. 5 6 Dan Jewell: I believe there's been a recombination. 7 8 Nathan Robinson: But it's two parcels. 9 10 Eric Chupp: It covers portions of two parcels. 11 12 Beth Bronson: It covers portions of two parcels. But to be clear, it is still two parcels under consideration that would 13 ultimately need to be combined if a special use permit amendment was granted, right, per this system. 14 15 Ben Kuhn: For potential future development. I don't know that it would need to be combined just for purposes of 16 this special use permit. 17 18 Beth Bronson: Obviously. But, for the purposes of the intent of design, why the applicant would need to redistribute 19 25 acres because all of these properties still need to be combined into one parcel. 20 21 Ben Kuhn: And or subdivided into separate parcels. 22 23 Beth Bronson: And or subdivided, should it not be a unitarian ownership. 24 25 Leon Meyers: While you're at the podium, Dan referred to dedicating a portion of the 25 acres as a permanent, is it a 26 conservation easement? 27 28 Ben Kuhn: Yes. Along the southern boundary line adjacent to Scarlett Mountain Road, because one could argue 29 that if we just redistributed it in some way, somebody could come back here in another 6 months and try to do the same 30 thing. The conservation easement won't allow us to do that. 31 32 Leon Meyers: I understand. I don't see that as a condition listed on page 144. Would you be willing to accept that as 33 a condition of the special use permit? 34 35 Eric Chupp: That was the intent. 36 37 Ben Kuhn: Along the southern boundary closest to Scarlett Mountain Road. 38 39 Eric Chupp: The area that's shaded. And just for a little background, when we held the neighborhood information 40 meeting, there was definitely concern about a buffer along Scarlett Mountain Road. This kind of came out of that 41 neighborhood information meeting, dedicating the 100 feet, you know, for the first third of it, and then really a much 42 larger expansion of it for the entire rural buffer area to the western portion of that. And all of that would be placed in a 43 permanent conservation easement. 44 45 Leon Meyers: And you're fine with adding that as a condition of the SUP? 46 47 Eric Chupp: Absolutely. That was the intent. Thank you. 48 49 Leon Meyers: Thank you. Anything else for Mr. Jewell? Thank you, sir. 50 27