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Agenda 11-18-2025; 5-a - Application for Zoning Atlas Amendment – 1039-UT NC 86 N, Hillsborough, Hillsborough Township
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181 <br /> Approved 10.1.25 <br /> 715 <br /> 716 Chris Johnston: Wonderful. I think that was my last question. I mean, it sounds a lot like the town of Hillsborough <br /> 717 had a few recommendations in regard to the NCDOT and in regard to other things, and I think <br /> 718 those have been addressed as best as possible. <br /> 719 <br /> 720 Lamar Proctor: All right. Statler? <br /> 721 <br /> 722 Statler Gilfillen: In the reports, and I have listened to questions from the school. There was an email sent to the <br /> 723 Board from a Rebecca Gallegly, who is not able to be here tonight. I don't know if you've seen <br /> 724 that. <br /> 725 <br /> 726 Beth Trahos: No sir, I have not. <br /> 727 <br /> 728 Statler Gilfillen: It goes, our small neighborhood and our children's school Eno River Academy both share the <br /> 729 property line. The proposed new big development on Highway 86. We were at the initial property <br /> 730 meeting, and just received notice of the application to rezone 78 acres, I will be out of town and <br /> 731 unable to attend the meeting but wanted to voice my concern regarding this development. The <br /> 732 proposed property runs next to Stroud's Creek, a major tributary to the Eno River and protected <br /> 733 watershed.The creek is used by Eno River Academy students as a significant learning tool,the <br /> 734 students do creek studies and hike trails they created year-round.There is an outdoor classroom <br /> 735 that is utilized almost daily.We would be heartbroken to have sewage from the proposed 50 <br /> 736 septic fields to each home or runoff from the building process leaking into this creek causing <br /> 737 contamination. Thank you for your consideration in not rezoning for a large housing development. <br /> 738 Now, my question is two-fold. I think it has also been established that 86 as a highway is <br /> 739 potentially dangerous to access to. Your development is putting two new entrances on 86, not <br /> 740 one,which raises questions to me as an architect and planner about the safety during the peak <br /> 741 hours. Two exits instead of backup coming onto the property. The Eno and this raises the other <br /> 742 point. The Eno Academy is right behind your property, have any discussions been done with <br /> 743 them about the possibility of bringing access through their property and better coordinating with <br /> 744 them of things that what you develop on your property could actually benefit the academy more, <br /> 745 and the students could use, particularly natural trails and other things, might be really useful in a <br /> 746 public setting to your neighbors. Have any discussions in this direction begun to be thought or <br /> 747 taken? <br /> 748 <br /> 749 Beth Trahos: So,you have asked two things.The first was with regard to access, and Josh,you jump in, but I'll <br /> 750 just say,the layout was designed with Josh's input and shown to NCDOT, but obviously it is <br /> 751 NCDOT that will permit any access points. If they determine that an access cannot function <br /> 752 safely, they will not issue a driveway permit for that access. So,we have to do what NCDOT tells <br /> 753 us to do to make the accesses function safely. And we will do those things. <br /> 754 <br /> 755 Statler Gilfillen: Well, let's put it this way. Why have you designed it, I'll continue this, as two accesses when you <br /> 756 have the option to make one of them a dead end and let the entrance to the site only come <br /> 757 through one. <br /> 758 <br /> 759 Josh Reinke: I won't say the why the team has designed that, but I would say more often than not, I actually <br /> 760 hear the flip side of that in these meetings, and it's,what happens if something happens at that <br /> 761 one driveway, and you don't have a secondary access for somebody to respond to a house that's <br /> 762 further back,say there was a car crash at a driveway, but a fire happens at a house in the back, <br /> 763 and now how does the fire department access.That additional access, and once again, exactly <br /> 764 what Beth said, is if they say there's an issue with site distance, they could restrict it to a right in or <br /> 765 right out,they could do any one of a number of things. DOT could say we want turn lanes at both <br /> 766 driveways to make sure we have that. But I'd say having the additional driveway, as long as the <br /> 767 design is safe,where we're saying we're not concerned about the site distance because they've <br /> 768 mitigated those concerns, then I think the additional access actually is a safety precaution, saying <br /> 769 now you have two ways to access that in case there was an emergency. <br />
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