Browse
Search
4_9_25 Planning Board Minutes
OrangeCountyNC
>
Advisory Boards and Commissions - Active
>
Orange County Planning Board
>
Minutes
>
2025
>
4_9_25 Planning Board Minutes
Metadata
Thumbnails
Annotations
Entry Properties
Last modified
8/4/2025 1:08:10 PM
Creation date
8/4/2025 1:07:07 PM
Metadata
Fields
Template:
BOCC
Date
4/9/2025
Meeting Type
Regular Meeting
Document Type
Advisory Bd. Minutes
There are no annotations on this page.
Document management portal powered by Laserfiche WebLink 9 © 1998-2015
Laserfiche.
All rights reserved.
/
28
PDF
Print
Pages to print
Enter page numbers and/or page ranges separated by commas. For example, 1,3,5-12.
After downloading, print the document using a PDF reader (e.g. Adobe Reader).
View images
View plain text
Approved 5.7.25 <br /> 878 Justin Chandler: It's more the construction process. I was speaking to the construction process as a whole. 1 <br /> 879 wasn't trying to inherently say that like steel was inherently eco-friendly. <br /> 880 <br /> 881 Charity Kirk: Okay. <br /> 882 <br /> 883 Statler Gilfillen: You're using basically metal building construction, right? <br /> 884 <br /> 885 Justin Chandler: Correct. <br /> 886 <br /> 887 Statler Gilfillen: Standard framing. <br /> 888 <br /> 889 Justin Chandler: Correct. <br /> 890 <br /> 891 Beth Bronson: And there's no solar plans for the lighting system? <br /> 892 <br /> 893 Justin Chandler: It's basic solar lighting that you can get from any type of supply store. <br /> 894 <br /> 895 Charity Kirk: And your green building materials? That would just be the gravel. <br /> 896 <br /> 897 Justin Chandler: That's part of the erosion control process as well. That's part of the construction process, and <br /> 898 that's, again,what I was pointing to. <br /> 899 <br /> 900 Charity Kirk: Okay. That's landscaping. I would consider that more landscaping than building. <br /> 901 <br /> 902 Justin Chandler: Yes, ma'am. <br /> 903 <br /> 904 Charity Kirk: And how are you a benchmark for sustainable and environmentally conscious storage facilities? <br /> 905 Just the use of pervious pavement. <br /> 906 <br /> 907 Justin Chandler: Generally speaking,when you see a lot of these storage facilities go up, they're vertical storage. <br /> 908 They're multiple level. They include a significant amount more infrastructure compared to these <br /> 909 single level storage units. They use weight-rated I-beams, all sorts of fire suppression systems <br /> 910 that have harmful chemicals in them. Some obviously have various systems in it that are not <br /> 911 great. Basically,what I'm getting at is there is so much more because of multi-level development <br /> 912 with these storage units. There's a lot more material. There's a lot more waste. All of these kits <br /> 913 that I buy, they have no waste. When you go out there on the job site afterwards, you can load up <br /> 914 the trash from the construction in a small 10 by 20, or 8 1/2 by 20 dumpster, for this entire facility. <br /> 915 If you go to somewhere like off of Guess Road, Public Storage just built their unit. You go look at <br /> 916 their dumpsters. They're hauling off five, six, seven, eight loads of trash to go into the landfill. <br /> 917 What I'm doing right now is retaining almost 70 acres of land that I will own in perpetuity with this <br /> 918 and intend to not develop it and keep it completely as it is to promote wildlife. Obviously have low <br /> 919 lighting to not disturb any type of nocturnal animals. I'm not doing anything that would have <br /> 920 significant run off type inferences with this, and I guess that's what I'm pointing to. <br /> 921 <br /> 922 Charity Kirk: And how are you going to serve as an inspiration for other businesses to adopt sustainable <br /> 923 practices? <br /> 924 <br /> 925 Chris Johnston: Just to confirm, I want to make sure that we're not necessarily digging in at anyone's writing style <br /> 926 or anything along those lines. I want to make sure we're focused. <br /> 927 <br /> 928 Charity Kirk: I'm wanting to sort of go towards the, you know,there's non-native plants and invasive plants <br /> 929 even, and there is a hesitation to do much more, to amend the soil,to do sort of sustainability stuff <br /> 930 to be an inspiration of pollinators and rainwater and all of that.And how can we, as a Planning <br /> 931 Board say that we can add to this? That we want certain practices that are being stated as they're <br /> 932 going to happen. Can we make sure that the stormwater stays on site and there's retention ponds <br />
The URL can be used to link to this page
Your browser does not support the video tag.