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12 <br /> 327 Beth Trahos: For our portion. Of course,we would request the opportunity to reserve any remaining time to <br /> 328 answer questions if needed. <br /> 329 <br /> 330 Lamar Proctor: Okay. We'll hear from staff, and then we'll move to public comment because I think it is much <br /> 331 more helpful to us to have had public input before we start engaging and questioning and then <br /> 332 board discussion. <br /> 333 <br /> 334 Taylor Perschau: Thank you. I'm just going to finish up a few notes about how the application and review met <br /> 335 ordinance standards to get to the board today. So, public notices were mailed via first-class mail <br /> 336 to property owners on August 20th. As required by the ordinance,those notices go to all <br /> 337 properties within 1,000 feet of the subject property. Signs were similarly posted on the parcel the <br /> 338 same day, Wednesday,August 20th, and the application information has been posted publicly on <br /> 339 our department's active development web page since we get those applications on the web page <br /> 340 as soon as a neighborhood information meeting is scheduled. Staff has determined that the <br /> 341 application is complete in accordance with the requirements of the LIDO. All submitted materials <br /> 342 were in compliance with the following applicable sections. That includes Sections 2.8,which <br /> 343 details zoning atlas amendment application requirements, Section 2.9 for conditional districts and <br /> 344 Section 5.21.1,which defines submittal requirements for major subdivision conditional districts. <br /> 345 Staff review of the application included considerations for how the request relates to Orange <br /> 346 County 2030 comprehensive plan. You see notes on that in the drafted statements of both <br /> 347 consistency and inconsistency. The requested zoning district of the residential conditional district <br /> 348 is noted to be consistent with the 2030 comprehensive plan, as detailed in Appendix F,which <br /> 349 relates the relationships between land use classifications and zoning districts. As well,the <br /> 350 applicant has provided an environmental assessment as part of the submittal. Staff reviewed, as <br /> 351 did the state clearinghouse for environmental review, and determined no significant environmental <br /> 352 impact is expected from the property based on existing and proposed conditions, so tonight,you <br /> 353 have already heard from the applicant and staff. You now have the opportunity to hear from the <br /> 354 public, at your discretion review and discuss the analysis and staff recommendation, and finally <br /> 355 you're tasked with making a recommendation of either approval or denial to the Board of County <br /> 356 Commissioners. So,the planning director recommends that you all receive the rezoning <br /> 357 application. You deliberate on the proposal. You consider the planning director's <br /> 358 recommendation, and then finally make a recommendation to the Board of County <br /> 359 Commissioners. <br /> 360 <br /> 361 Lamar Proctor: All right. Thank you. We're going to move to public comment. I'm going to reread the public <br /> 362 charge to remind all of us about our commitment to respect and having a peaceable discussion <br /> 363 and on these issues. The Planning Board pledges its respect to all present. The board asks <br /> 364 those attending this meeting to conduct themselves in a respectful courteous manner toward each <br /> 365 other, county staff and board members. At any time, should a member of the board or the public <br /> 366 fail to observe this charge the chair will take steps to restore order and decorum. Should it <br /> 367 become impossible to restore order and continue the meeting,the chair will recess the meeting <br /> 368 until such time that a genuine commitment to this public charge is observed. The Planning Board <br /> 369 asks once again that all electronic devices be set to silent. Please be kind to everyone. I'm going <br /> 370 to read the names as they appear, and if there is no agenda item listed, I will just make a brief <br /> 371 inquiry. This Highway 86 subdivision is Agenda Item 7, so we are taking public comment on <br /> 372 Agenda Item 7, and then when we move to Agenda Item 8 after this, then we can take public <br /> 373 comment on that item. So,the first name is Lindsay Sealy. <br /> 374 <br /> 375 Chris Johnston: So just to clarify for everyone in the audience,what's going to happen is if you would be so kind <br /> 376 as to state your name and location. I'm going to hit the button here and it'll give you a 3-minute <br /> 377 timer. It'll show you a little red light when you're getting close, and we just ask that you respond to <br /> 378 that. <br /> 379 <br /> 380 Lindsey Sealy: Great, thank you. My name is Lindsey Sealy. I am the executive director at Eno River Academy <br /> 381 that was referenced several times in that presentation. They also held the neighborhood <br />