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Attachment 9 ~i DRAFT MINUTES ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING BOARD AUGUST 8, 2008 REGULAR MEETING MEMBERS PRESENT: Jay Bryan, Chapel Hill Representative (Chair); Craufurd Goodwin, Hillsborough Representative; Michelle Kempinski, Cedar Grove Township At-Large; Bernadette Pelissier, Bingham Township; Renee A. Price, Hillsborough Township At-Large (Vice Chair); Jeffrey Schmitt, Cedar Grove Township At-Large; Judith Wegner, Bingham Township At-Large; Larry Wright, Cedar Grove Township At- Large MEMBERS ABSENT: Brian Crawford, Eno Township At-Large; Joel Forrest Knight, Little River Representative; Cheeks Representative, Vacant; Eno Township, Vacant STAFF PRESENT: Craig Benedict, Planning Director; Tom Altieri, Comprehensive Planning Supervisor; Michael Harvey, Planner II; Glenn Bowles, AICP, Planner II; Robert Davis, AICP, Planner III; Geoffrey Gledhill, County Attorney; Tina Love, Administrative Assistant II OTHER ATTENDEES: Rita Leadem, Representative for Comprehensive Plan Coalition; Lisa Tate, Applicant- Montessori School; Steve Yuhasz, Agent for Applicant-Montessori School; Mr. Brame, Applicant-Cabe Crossing; Jeff Peloquin, Represetative for Applicant-Cabe Crossing; John Bugg, Applicant-The Forest at Little River; Reporter for the News of Orange; Melinda Ruley, Citizen; Stewart Fisher, Citizen; Keith Tilley, Citizen AGENDA ITEM 9: CABS CROSSING (FORMERLY BRAMCO PARTNERS) SUBDIVISION -PRELIMINARY PLAN To consider a recommendation to the BOCC for the Cabe Crossing Preliminary Plat. The proposal is for twenty (20)single-family residential lots on 73.47 acres on the south side of Cabe Ford Road (SR 1570) west of Pleasant Green Road (SR 1567) in Eno Township. (Original proposal was for 38 lots, amended to 33 lots). Presenter: Glenn Bowles, Planner II Jeffrey Schmitt: In our previous discussion where there was double the number of lots. At some point, on the backside, west side, there was going to be dedication of some land to the Eno River Association, which property was that? Glenn Bowles: This portion has recently been split off from the original 88 acres, which is now down to 73 acres, will be dedicated to the Eno River Association. There is also a second lot, which is the 45-acre lot, which is not part of this discussion. Jeffrey Schmitt: Is this dedication subject to the approval of this subdivision as put forward? Glenn Bowles: I will have to defer that to the people involved. Clough Jordan (Eno River Association): One of the reasons it was separated out is the purchase and dedication of those properties is separate from the subdivision. There is a small portion of the subdivision, about 4.5 acres that we have also discussed. Michelle Kempinski: There is mention of a 50-foot right of way designation for public road access. Larry Wright: This is part of the 32% natural area? Glenn Bowles: Yes. (Continues presentation).