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Approved l0/1/08 2 9 ~ <br />110 Jay Bryan: The fact is that no matter what happens there will be some review done. It's just that it's so specific when <br />111 none of the other objectives or goals point to a specific development or possible development in this manner. It may <br />112 be that iYs really an idea that goes into the last box of ideas at the end. I don't know if we have consensus here, we <br />113 have concerns about it. It presents several possible interpretations that are risky. <br />114 <br />115 Larry Wright: In the event that this does happen, this still would go through the review processes as anything else <br />116 would correct? We would review if they were abiding by the ordinances in the best interest of the neighborhoods <br />117 surrounding. <br />118 <br />119 Tom Altieri: In the case of the airport authority, I think that's a little bit unknown and not fully understood yet. <br />120 Certainly in the case of Carolina North, yes there would be a planning process, approvals, and input. A lot of that has <br />121 already taken place. With regard to Carolina North, I think the proposed objective is more about surrounding areas <br />122 around the project if it indeed is developed. <br />123 <br />124 Jay Bryan: You could just say, review County land use ordinance, period. <br />125 <br />126 Renee Price: Unless you said something like, "in response to future development plans that are unknown at this time <br />127 that are in process" or something like this, "make it very. general that we would review land use ordinances". <br />128 <br />129 Craufurd Goodwin: I say we make it stronger, say protect the interest of the citizens of Orange County. It's not just <br />130 the big guys flying in with the planes that we're concerned about. <br />131 <br />132 Jay Bryan: So keep it, and amend if needed to protect the interest of the residents of Orange County. Board was in <br />133 consensus <br />134 <br />13 5 Discussion about format of table, Tom will shade cells with new objectives. <br />136 <br />137 Discussion on ERCD having very similar language, consensus was to go with the language used in the ERCD <br />138 version. <br />139 <br />140 Jay Bryan: Ok, page 20 there are a number of language changes under chapter 7 <br />141 <br />142 Review of public comments, ECRD, historic preservation preference, letter from Mayor, staff comments. <br />143 <br />144 CR-1 Discussion resulted in a consensus to include user friendly public input process but should somehow be made <br />145 part of the whole plan. Add additional objective. <br />146 <br />147 Jay Bryan: CR-2 to remove neighboring objective, take out neighboring. Will read establish stronger partnerships <br />148 with preservation organizations. Board was in consensus. <br />149 <br />150 Discussion on CR-5 change, Board consensus wifh comma added. <br />151 <br />152 Tom Altieri: To be completely clear, the Planning Board is now considering proposed revisions from ERCD and its <br />153 three (3) advisory boards that happen to based upon some public comments that have been submitted. Not in direct <br />154 response to Mr. Magnuson. <br />155 <br />156 Jay Bryan: I raised in my email for September 3~, the issue just addressing these. I appreciate that. They have <br />157 been and I am not going to argue greatly about it. The next ones, you have to read his letter. There's no particular <br />158 suggestion, just hesitancy about adding his commentary. <br />159 <br />160 Jay Bryan: Suggested changes to goals two(2) and three (3)that HPC feels it is too late in the process to revisit <br />161 these goals. We're not hearing anyone say please consider something and HPC is saying don't do it. <br />162 <br />163 Jay Bryan: On 6.4.3, rewrite the second sentence. Board was in consensus. <br />164 <br />