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29 <br /> 1261 <br /> 1262 Laura Haywood: But Pathway Elementary School is an Orange County School. Am I correct? <br /> 1263 <br /> 1264 Beth Bronson: It is a public school? <br /> 1265 <br /> 1266 Jonah Garson: Yeah, it's a public school. <br /> 1267 <br /> 1268 Beth Bronson: Thank you. <br /> 1269 <br /> 1270 Beth Bronson: I did have a lot of questions about the septic and well. If there is any other questions that are <br /> 1271 related to this and anybody wants to go on them? <br /> 1272 <br /> 1273 Jonah Garson: I have school related questions. <br /> 1274 <br /> 1275 Beth Bronson: Go right ahead then. <br /> 1276 <br /> 1277 Jonah Garson: Can you show me where Pathways is on the rendering? <br /> 1278 <br /> 1279 Laura Haywood: Yes. So, Pathways would be in this area, but there is Eno River Academy. <br /> 1280 <br /> 1281 Jonah Garson: And do you all have renderings of the public right of way? For the schools?You mentioned that <br /> 1282 there was an ingress and egress to both schools. <br /> 1283 <br /> 1284 Laura Haywood: The trails. There was a conversation about why we did not have a driveway for the Eno River <br /> 1285 Academy.We are not impacting buffers. Furthermore,we would not impact buffers to put a <br /> 1286 driveway. <br /> 1287 <br /> 1288 Jonah Garson: Is there a pedestrian corridor to Pathways? <br /> 1289 <br /> 1290 Beth Trahos: There's a path here to Eno River, and there's one, here to Pathways. But they are not being <br /> 1291 proposed as public paths. Now,we could in the future, maybe be public, but if you are a resident <br /> 1292 of this subdivision, I see no reason why you couldn't cross the neighborhood and onto the school <br /> 1293 property. Folks may choose to live in this area because they are already enrolled and they'd like to <br /> 1294 make this a little bit easier, or they may move here and decide that the charter school's for them. <br /> 1295 <br /> 1296 Jonah Garson: Apologies for my reference to public right of ways. I'm specifically interested in the path to <br /> 1297 Pathways. Do you have a rendering of what these paths look like to the schools? <br /> 1298 <br /> 1299 Beth Trahos: We have pictures of what the trails might look like. <br /> 1300 <br /> 1301 Jonah Garson: I've seen those. Okay. I think that those are paved, those were paved trails,correct. <br /> 1302 <br /> 1303 Beth Trahos: These are not paved. <br /> 1304 <br /> 1305 Jonah Garson: They're not paved trails? <br /> 1306 <br /> 1307 Laura Haywood: They're like sand, pathway kind of thing. They could be aggregate. <br /> 1308 <br /> 1309 Jonah Garson: I'm done. I know Beth had further questions not related to schools, and paths to schools. <br /> 1310 <br /> 1311 Beth Bronson: I did. There is a concern the conservation neighborhood in the sense that so much of the water, or <br /> 1312 floodplain and watershed and set back requirements prohibit development. Would it prohibit use <br /> 1313 of the public space because it couldn't be managed by the HOA as well? <br /> 1314 <br />