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• . 7 PAGE 36~ Chairman Bennett recognized Norman Long, Zonin~ Officer. Mr. Long presented a plat entitled "SECTION THREE OF THE BLUFFS OF ENO' Por the approval of the Board. He stated that the plat met all the requirements of the Zoning Ordinance. Upon motion of Commissioner Henry Walker, seconded by Commissioner William - C. Ray, it was moved and adapted, that the plat entitled "SECTION THREE OF THE BLIIFF3 OF ENO" be approved for recordation and that Chairman Bennett be authorised to sign same. The Zoning Officer advised the Board that the County Planning Board, meeting on Monday, April 19, 1971, forwarded the following recommendations: 1. Approval of the request of William Coy Byrd for rezoning 5 acres of his property along the Hillsborough-Eno Township line from a Residential District to a Mobile Home Park District. IIpon motion of Commissioner William C. Ray, seconded by Commissioner Henry Walker, it was moved and adopted that the recommendation .of the County Planning Board relative to the raauest oP William Coy Byrd Por re-coning 5 fares oP his property along the Hillsborough-Eno Township line from a Residential District to a Mobile Home Park District be approved. 2. Dani&1 of the request of William Coy Byrd Por rezoning 1.05 acres from a Residential District to a Rural Commercial District, due to the lot not meeting the minimum reauirements of Section 6.3 Minims Lot Width of the Zoning Ordinance. This section calls for a minimum lot width of 200 at the setback line while this property is only 160 at the widest point. Commissioner Henry Walker moved that the recommendation of the County Planning Board relative to the request of William Coq Byrd for rezoning 1.05 scree Prom a Residential Distriot to a Rural Commercial Diatrlat, be denied. This motion died Por the lank oP a second. Further dissuasion ensued. It was agreed that the Commisainners would make an on the sight inspection of the premises. The County Attorney presented a letter from Bert Montague in behalf of the Clerk of Court. Said letter advised the Board that certain volumes oP law books ~~+ for the criminal court rooms could be acquired at a coat to the County of X235.12. ~~'k The County Attorney recommended the purchase of said books and gave as his reason • that the judges who were currently conducting court did not have any source of reference available to them. Upon motion of Commissioner Norman Walker, seconded by Commissioner William C. Ray, the Clerk of Court was authorized to purchase the books whfnh would be made available through the Administrative OPfioea oP the Court. Chairman Bennett presented a letter Prom the core of engineers which stated that a Plood plain level study could be made available to Orange County through the Research Triangle Regional Planning Commission. Discussion ensued as to the advantages fqr a P1ood plain level survey. IIpon motion of Commissioner Norman Walker, seconded by Commissioner Henry Walker, it was moved and adopted, that the County raauest a flood plain level survey be made. Chairman Bennett recognized Mark Burnham oP the Research Triangle Regional + Planning Commission. Mr. Burnham presented copies on the matter of solid waste entitled "NORTH CAROLINA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH RIILE.S AND REGULATIONS PROVIDING STANDARDS OF SOLID WASTE DISPOSALS". Mr. Burnham stated that the Board of Health would make a survey for the County similar to the one which had been made for Chatham County and that said survey would include lands available Por a land fill area, coat factor and other pertinent infoxaaation on the subject of solid waste. Discussion ensued as to the problems currently being encountered by the County. ~ Upon motion of Commissioner Ira A. Ward, seconded by Commissioner Henry Walker, the County Administrator was instructed to consult with Dr. 0. David Garvin, District Health Officer, and secure his approval to make the raauest that the State Health Department make a land fill study Por the County. Commissioner Ira A. Ward extended congratulations of the Board to Mark Burnham upon his recent marriage.