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AND HE FELT THESE PEOPLE SHOULD BE MADE AWARE OF WHAT IS HAPPENING IN THEIR BACK YARD BECAUSE HE BELIEVED WHEN THIS WAS PREVIOUSLY PLATTED, THERE WAS A CONSIDERABLE BUFFER ROAD. COMMISSIONER SCURLOCK NOTED THAT THERE STILL WILL BE SITE PLAN APPROVAL, BUT COMMISSIONER WODTKE POINTED OUT THAT WHEN THE BOARD GIVES THIS APPROVAL, THE DEVELOPER CAN GET UNDER WAY AND CUT IN ROADS. HE FELT THAT THE ROAD WAS THE VITAL PROBLEM AND ASKED IF THE 30` ROAD ON THE NORTH IS GOING TO BE PAVED BY THE DEVELOPER. MR. ZORC STATED THAT IT IS NOT BECAUSE IT IS NOT PART OF THEIR DEVELOPMENT. COMMISSIONER WODTKE ASKED IF THE COUNTY HAS NOT BEEN REQUIRING THAT SUCH ROADS BE PAVED, AND PLANNER MARSH STATED THAT A POLICY HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED THAT ON ABUTTING PUBLIC ROADS, THE DEVELOPER WAS REQUIRED TO DEDICATE THE ADDITIONAL RIGHT-OF-WAY TO MATCH. HE BELIEVED THIS WAS A PUBLIC ROAD SITUATION AND THE DEVELOPER WAS TO DEDICATE THE RIGHT-OF-WAY NECESSARY AND PARTICIPATE IN PAVING OF AT LEAST A HALF -ROAD. MR. ZORC POINTED OUT, REGARDING THE CONCERN ABOUT COLONIAL TERRACE, THAT THEY ARE BACKING UP TO THE REAR LINE OF THEIR LOTS; THEY ARE NOT PUTTING ANY,TRAFFIC WHATSOEVER INTO THAT SUBDIVISION; AND TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION THE REQUIRED SETBACKS, THEY WILL HAVE 75' TO 100' BETWEEN BUILDINGS. IN REGARD TO DENSITY, HE NOTED THAT THEY PURCHASED THE LAND FOR THE MULTIPLE DENSITY AND THEY WILL ONLY BE PUTTING IN ABOUT 7 UNITS PER ACRE. CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION ENSUED REGARDING ON WHAT BASIS YOU DENY AN APPROVAL TO AN INDIVIDUAL WHO HAS MET ALL THE REQUIREMENTS, AND COMMISSIONER FLETCHER NOTED IT WAS NOT A DENIAL, BUT SIMPLY TO GIVE THE NEIGHBORS WHO WOULD BE IMPACTED MORE OPPORTUNITY FOR INPUT. MOTION WAS MADE BY COMMISSIONER FLETCHER, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER BIRD, TO DELAY ACTION ON TENTATIVE APPROVAL OF COLONIAL HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION UNTIL THE NEXT COMMISSION MEETING AND NOTIFY THE ADJACENT PROPERTY OWNERS. DEC 171900 57 aoox 45 earE 477