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Approved 9.4.24 underground line shown as well and an easement over them, so we have the assurance 274 that we can continue to have electricity. Thanks. 275 Adam Beeman: I assure you if you call Duke, they'll give you a copy of that easement. 276 Jamie Cox: It's Piedmont. I’ve asked for the contact from the developer’s engineers a couple of times 277 and haven’t received any input from that, so happy to talk to Piedmont directly. 278 Adam Beeman: I'm saying because when I had to sign up years ago back in 2008 I have a copy of my box 279 that's the Duke Piedmont easement giving the right-of-way so there's going to be a 280 document that Piedmont has in their possession that says that they have a right -of-way 281 with your property so if you're really concerned about it, I'd contact Piedmont directly and 282 see if they couldn't get that information for you. 283 Jamie Cox: Yeah, absolutely happy to do it. It's more than likely going to change since they can see 284 that electricity line is going directly through one of the lots, my assumption is it'll go to one 285 side or the other, so we'd just like to see that change depicted on the plat. 286 Adam Beeman: Marilyn, any questions? 287 Marilyn Carter: Not at this moment. 288 Adam Beeman: Statler? 289 Lamar Proctor: Just so I understand, it's just an up or down approval, right? 290 Patrick Mallett: That's right, and this is not a legislative process that you're going, this is a subdivision 291 process, so you'd have to point to an element that they're not meeting as a requirement in 292 Section 7 of the UDO. 293 Lamar Proctor: Okay. And you've reviewed it, and you don't find anything inconsistent with Section 7 or 294 Article 7? 295 Patrick Mallett: That's correct. And we have worked with Mr. Cox, and we've made that aware to the 296 developer, the surveyor does a lot of work in Orange County, and really the utility provider 297 and the owner, if something goes wrong from Point A to Point B, they're on the hook to fix 298 or rectify that situation so that it doesn't disrupt service to an adjacent owner. 299 Lamar Proctor: Who is the utility provider? 300 Patrick Mallett: PEMC, Piedmont. And then with the wells and septics they're required to provide a 301 certain level of analysis to evidence that it could be supported. As an added step the 302 subdivision process gets you to the point that you can record the lots, you still have a land 303 disturbance permit that you have to factor in, you still have well permits for all the 304 individual lots that you have to get reviewed and approved by Environmental Health, you 305 still have the septic permits that have to get reviewed and approved. They've done what 306 is typical of this type of development, it is a bit of a gamble on the developer's part 307 because they don't have those permits in hand, but they obviously feel, they've done 308 enough due diligence to feel comfortable enough to proceed with the design as they 309 proposed. 310 Chris Johnston: I have no questions. 311 Adam Beeman: Charity? 312