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Approved 5.7.25 <br /> 1152 Venkat Yendapalli: I just have one quick question.About the impervious surface. Did you get chance to work with the <br /> 1153 Planning team and also the Environmental Health team to see the amount of impervious surface <br /> 1154 you're creating with all the structures? Is it permitted with 11 point something acres you are asking <br /> 1155 for rezoning or you're using the overall parcel to get the impervious surface limit? <br /> 1156 <br /> 1157 Justin Chandler: Correct. And we're going to borrow from the other existing parcel, and that will be recorded in the <br /> 1158 deed, or recorded once the subdivision is recorded as well. <br /> 1159 <br /> 1160 Venkat Yendapalli: Okay. Good deal. Thank you. <br /> 1161 <br /> 1162 Ashley Moncado: Just to add,the impervious surface transfer, I think you'll be working with our erosion control <br /> 1163 stormwater and county engineer. They'll be working with the erosion control plan, storm water <br /> 1164 plan, and then impervious surface transfer is something that staff would be reviewing before it's <br /> 1165 recorded. <br /> 1166 <br /> 1167 Venkat Yendapalli: Okay. Thank you. <br /> 1168 <br /> 1169 Lamar Proctor: Mr. Chandler,thank you for your time. <br /> 1170 <br /> 1171 Justin Chandler: Thank you. <br /> 1172 <br /> 1173 Beth Bronson: You got two more. <br /> 1174 <br /> 1175 Steve Kaufmann: I don't have any questions. But I've been listening, and it sounds like, sounds like a worthwhile <br /> 1176 project. Sounds like you're very integrated into the community so I wish you luck with it. <br /> 1177 <br /> 1178 Justin Chandler: Thank you, sir. <br /> 1179 <br /> 1180 Elizabeth Kalies: Same, no comments. <br /> 1181 <br /> 1182 Justin Chandler: Thank you. <br /> 1183 <br /> 1184 Lamar Proctor: All right, any discussion? And there's no public comments signed up for this, right? No? All right. <br /> 1185 Any discussion? <br /> 1186 <br /> 1187 Beth Bronson: Just to clarify the impervious surface, because it's going to be an easement into the existing 80 <br /> 1188 acres, because this gets back to that original discussion of the 11 acres is going to be completely <br /> 1189 subdivided off of the 80 acres. <br /> 1190 <br /> 1191 Ashley Moncado: Correct. He will be subdividing and following that action is where the applicant will be coming back <br /> 1192 and under impervious surfaces, it's a form that's on our website. You fill out, and like I said, staff <br /> 1193 reviews it,works with them. Since he will be having erosion control and stormwater plans, making <br /> 1194 sure everything goes together and everything checks out, our county engineer works with <br /> 1195 applicants through that process, and then it's a document that's recorded with the impervious <br /> 1196 surface transfer between these two parcels. It's a recorded document. <br /> 1197 <br /> 1198 Beth Bronson: And this is all to say that it has already been calculated that there is enough land available. <br /> 1199 <br /> 1200 Ashley Moncado: I would imagine yes.The erosion control plans, and storm water plans have been submitted and <br /> 1201 these calculations have been completed by the applicant and are under review.The erosion <br /> 1202 control plans are a separate review process that is not part of the conditional rezoning application. <br /> 1203 <br /> 1204 Beth Bronson: So,theoretically the size of this project could change? If it doesn't meet the impervious surface? <br /> 1205 <br />