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5�F <br />Approved 7/11/07 <br />Glenn Bowles: All primary open space found in Track A, B, C, D and E plus the perimeter buffer. <br />Whatever the active open space the Eno River Association feels is appropriate. There will probably be a <br />trait. <br />Bernadette Pelissier: I would like clarification on density of lots. We have to consider lot sizes as <br />opposed to what is already built. <br />Glenn Bowles: They were looking at built on two parcels on land. <br />Bernadette Pelissier: I am asking about the surrounding lots. <br />Brian Crawford: In the calculation of the lofts, are you specifically looking at built lots or are you including <br />surrounding lots that are not built on. <br />Glenn Bowles: We were asked to show the lot pattern and the lots in the area. In all cases, they are <br />potentially lots for building. <br />Bernadette Pelissier: My question is what we are supposed to look at concerning the concept plan <br />considering the surrounding neighborhood. <br />Glenn Bowles: You will need to look at the neighborhood and it may look different 10 to 20 years from <br />now. <br />Robert Davis: This map is not a requirement of the ordinance or the regulations. Generally, this map <br />simply shows where this subdivision falls in regards to what subdivisions have been approved. <br />Bernadette Pelissier: That clarifies 'it. <br />Michelle Kempinski: One of the statements in the package is the ordinance and the subdivision <br />regulations are written to foster harmonious design and encourage compatible development. Should we <br />consider the definition of the proposed subdivision versus the density of the surrounding neighborhood? <br />What is the definition of surrounding neighborhood? <br />Glenn Bowles: There is no regulation or guidelines that deal with that specific answer. <br />Michelle Kempinski: No. I don't think it has been answered. <br />Renee Price: My concern is didn't you use the density of some of the surrounding subdivisions. <br />Glenn Bowies: Yes. <br />Renee Price: It was only used on certain subdivisions. <br />Glenn Bowles: We used it based on the average lot size. <br />Michelle Kempinski: I only saw one density calculation. <br />Renee Price: I didn't quite get my question answered. <br />Robert Davis: There were only two subdivisions that have had open space submitted along with the plan. <br />When you are looking at the lots you are looking at a density. There is 33% open spaces which make the <br />lots look smaller. <br />Renee Price: This is not all the surrounding properties. The newer subdivisions were used. <br />3 <br />