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eaox 7 recE 282 (4) Parking and Loading- Proposed parking areas, showing at least one parking space for each patient housed and for each employee on the day shift. (5) Timing of Development- Proposed schedule of development. (6) Other Requirements- Proposed provisions for storm and sanitary sewerage, including both natural and man-made features, and the proppsed treatment of ground cpver, slopes, - banks and ditches. (7) And any other requirement the Soard of Adjustment deems necessary. The Board of Adjustment shall impose such reasona9le and appropriate terms, conditions, safeguards and requirements upon the issuance of a Nursing Hpme Permit as it may deem necessary to protect the public and neighboring propertp owners against adverse effects, including a requirement that there be no violation of the above findings. Whenever the Board of Adjustment shall determine that any of the terms, conditions, safeguards and requirements upon the issuance of a Nursing Home Permit, after notice of such violation has been given the permit holder by the Zoning Officer the Board of Adjustment may revoke said permit. In every case of revocation of a Nursing Home Permit, the Nursing Home for which the permit was issued shall automatically be in violation..of this ordinance. 5. On the proposed amendment to Section 11.3(a), the board recommends that this section in both the Eno and Chapel Hill Township Zoning Ordinance be combined, and that in so doing the two Zoning Ordinances be combined by resolution into one Orange County Zasrig Ordinance. Discussion ensued relative to this proposed amendment to Section 11.3(a) relative to the combination of the Chapel Hill Township Zoning Ordinance and '~ the Enp Township Zoning Ordinance. Same to read as follows: That Section 11.3(a) of Chapel Hill Township Zoning Ordinance and Eno Township Zoning Ordinance be combined to read as fellows: Section 11.3(a) That the subdivision plat was filed as a legal retard in the Office of the Orange County Register of Deeds prior to February 6, 1967, the effective date of this ordinance in Chapel Hill Township, and March 2, 1970, the effective date of this ordinance in Eno Township. Mr. Long advised the Board that he needed to schedule a public meeting on the Zoning matters. Chairman Smith advised Mr. Long to schedule the public hearing on Zoning matters for Thursday, June 18th at $ o'clock P.M. in the courtroom of the County Court House in Hillsborough. Commissioner Ray stated that emphasis should be placed on the matter of silt being washed in to open streams by contractors who strip the land and then leave same without adequate protection. He requested Mr. Long to bring this matter to the attention of the County Planning Board. The County Administrator reported that Commissioners Ward, Ray and he had met with Pearson Stewart and Jake Wicker for the purpose of discussing the question of a water and sewer feasibility study. He presented the following memorandum. "Pearson Stewart pointed out the fact that we have two types of areas under considerations first, the developed area with a problem already existing, and second, the undeveloped area which might become a potential problem if it were developed. It was his thinking that through land use control the second type of situation could be prevented. The first type, however, could ^nly be corrected through a government agency or a private group formed for the purpose of correcting the problem. He felt our efforts should be devoted toward greventi~o the second type situation and correcting the first type.