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5~ <br />CONDITION: PROPOSED BY: DEVELOPER RESPONSE: ADMIl~TISTRATION <br />COMII~NT: <br />Condition Thirteen Proposed by staff within With respect to the language Agree with Developers to <br /> original recommendation contained within 13 (b) (iii) above, amend to delete (13) (b) (iii). <br /> presented to the Planning the applicant is concerned over the <br /> Board and BOCC on Planning Board's recommended LEED standards will <br /> April 2, 200$ and June condition relating to the use of wells adequately guide well usage. <br /> 3, 2008. for irrigation. <br /> The Planning Board While the applicant understands that <br /> revised the language the Planning Board's concern over the <br /> within (13) (b) (iii) to potential of having additional <br /> include a provision that contamination of ground and surface <br /> individual wells could be water, this is ultimately a problem <br /> used for irrigation only in that the adjoining property owner, <br /> instances where it was who has created the problem, needs to <br /> demonstrated that the correct and that the developer should <br /> well would not further not be affected due to on off-site <br /> exacerbate the identified problem. <br /> ground water <br /> contamination problems. We would request the following: <br /> Recomnnended for The use of individual wells for <br /> approval by the Planning irrigation and/or other potable <br /> Board on purposes shall be allowed subject to <br /> August 13, 2008 the review and approval of local and <br /> State agencies, including NC DENR <br /> With respect to .the language <br /> contained within 13 (d) above, <br /> specifically referring to the use of <br /> `ultra' low flow water fixtures, the <br /> applicant requests that all references <br /> to this provision be stricken. <br /> These conditions make reference to <br /> the developer adhering to LEED <br /> standards. <br /> We have volunteered to adhere to <br /> these standards and are willing to <br /> ensure, through out lease agreements <br /> and deed restrictions, that our tenants <br /> will continue to follow accepted <br /> LEED practices. We do not want, <br /> however, to make specific references <br /> to any one (1) LEED standard. This <br /> seems counterintuitive and only <br /> serves to complicate the various <br /> conditions. <br />