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74.) <br /> residential, this is going to be multi-family, this is going to be commercial." And when you get to <br /> the specifics of what's going to be there it becomes a staff review process. <br /> A motion was made by Commissioner Carey, seconded by Commissioner Foushee to Receive <br /> the Zoning Officer/Planning Board recommendation as detailed within Attachment One (1). <br /> VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br /> A motion was made by Commissioner Foushee, seconded by Commissioner Carey to receive <br /> the information contained within the record for this project. <br /> VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br /> A motion was made by Commissioner Foushee, seconded by Commissioner Carey to close the <br /> public hearing. <br /> VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br /> A motion was made by Commissioner Carey, seconded by Commissioner Foushee to schedule <br /> September 16, 2008 for BOCC review and deliberation. <br /> VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br /> A motion was made by Commissioner Carey, seconded by Commissioner Foushee to schedule <br /> October 7, 2008 for BOCC action on the rezoning and SUP. <br /> VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br /> Geof Gledhill: Let me make one final comment. If, for whatever reason, the time slips on this, <br /> the last two actions you take don't bind you to making the decision on that date. You're <br /> predicting, I think is the best way to describe what that is. Although, I know you want to get this <br /> done, as everybody else does. <br /> 6. Regular Agenda <br /> a. Chapel Hill Carrboro City Schools' Request to Use Northside Site for <br /> Elementary#11 <br /> The Board considered allowing the Northside Human Services Center property for use <br /> as the site for Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools' Elementary#11; and requesting the Board of <br /> Education, as well as School and County staff, continue to work with the current occupants in <br /> their relocation efforts. <br /> Purchasing and Central Services Director Pam Jones introduced this item. This piece of <br /> property is owned by Orange County. This is on Caldwell St. Ext. The CHCCS has conducted <br /> an assessment of long-term space facility needs. There arose an urgent need to look at <br /> another elementary school, #11. The group looked at a number of sites available, and out of <br /> that group, the Northside site was preferred. One of the reasons it was preferred was the <br /> expediency in bringing it forward through the regulatory process. There is currently no County <br /> operation at this site other than the Community School for People under Six, the JOCCA <br /> offices, and KidsCope. The community school is exploring other options for locations. <br /> Pam Hemminger, Chair of Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School Board, said that the school <br /> board is very pleased to be locating the elementary school at this site. The plan is to preserve <br /> the history of this site and make it a community school. She said that they are working with the <br /> preschool to find another location. The building will have to be taken down for asbestos and <br /> other reasons, but the history of the site will be preserved. <br /> Commissioner Foushee said that she is in support of this for several reasons. She is a <br /> former Northside student. It has always been a goal of hers to see Northside and Lincoln <br />