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32 <br /> DRAFT <br /> 46 legally have to accept that for permitting purposes, the true ridge line. Her garage, we <br /> 47 have signed off on that permit. The mapping that was done is kind of hard to read but it <br /> 48 basically corresponds to the previous map. Staff analysis is the application was complete, <br /> 49 the staff review, the application is considered request consistent with the Orange County <br /> 50 2030 comprehensive plan. The proper notifications were made via mail, sign postings <br /> 51 and listed on our active development web page. With the planning board level,just like <br /> 52 the other case, would get referred on with a recommendation to the Board of County <br /> 53 Commissioners. The planning director recommends to the board to receive the rezoning <br /> 54 application delivered on their proposal as desired, consider the planning director's <br /> 55 recommendation, and make a recommendation to the BOCC on either the statement of <br /> 56 consistency, Attachment 6 or the statement inconsistency, Attachment 7, and the <br /> 57 proposed ordinance, Attachment 8 in time for the September 5th, 2024, BOCC meeting. <br /> 58 Adam Beeman: Anybody have any questions? <br /> 59 Chris Johnston: Does it matter that that line goes all the way down back to the originating line and so that <br /> 60 whole side there, does that matter in the slightest? <br /> 61 Patrick Mallett: It's the same circumstance. <br /> 62 Chris Johnston: I guess that's fair. It would be assumed that it would. <br /> 63 Patrick Mallett: The ridge line and the survey went beyond that slightly, but the reality is legally we can <br /> 64 amend it on her property, then we take it from there, but either property owner to the north <br /> 65 or south, if they felt like it benefited them and there was a need, it's a pretty compelling <br /> 66 reason to keep amending that to correspond with the ridge line. <br /> 67 Chris Johnston: I guess what I'm saying is this property owner wouldn't need to come back and then move <br /> 68 that red line back to the new line because it's along the property line, does that make <br /> 69 sense? <br /> 70 Patrick Mallett: Yeah, I understand what you're saying, there's no impact on the property owner. It's a <br /> 71 mathematical calculation and her impervious limits based on the watershed are based on <br /> 72 the amount of area on her property so, you're not going one way or another. <br /> 73 Chris Johnston: Okay. Then if the next property owner over gets a survey and finds it matches up to the <br /> 74 new line, they don't, the previous property owner doesn't need to come back and revert <br /> 75 back the line or anything along those lines, it would just continue on. <br /> 76 Patrick Mallett: It would theoretically just pick up where the other one left off. <br /> 77 Chris Johnston: Okay, thank you. <br /> 78 Adam Beeman: Any other questions? Do I have a motion? <br /> 79 Lamar Proctor: I move to adopt the proposed zoning change and adopt the statement of consistency in <br /> 80 Attachment 5 and the proposed ordinance and Attachment 6 as consistent with the <br /> 81 comprehensive plan and the UDO and recommend approval to the board of county <br /> 82 commissioners. <br /> 83 Adam Beeman: Do I have a second? <br /> 84 Marilyn Carter: Second. <br />