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and development permits have been granted, was requested by the developer. Commissioner Scurlock believed this will help them meet their time schedule, and Board members had no objection to that addition. Director Boling continued to review the proposed'D.O. He felt #5 re Buffering and Open Space is important, and he believed we are in agreement with the applicant about the buffers; this also is similar to the Shopco D.O. He further advised that the wetlands area not included in the rezoning includes more than the wetlands, and that would have to be designated as open space. Provision #9 will include the wetlands in the conservation easement and make sure they maintain that area and not let it be invaded by exotics. Provisions #24 and #28 re Water Supply and Wastewater state that the Utilities Service Department has to verify to the Planning Division before a site plan is released that capacity is there and the service infrastructure, as well as the provisions for the effluent disposal. Commissioner Scurlock noted that this means they are going to have to pay for the capacity and it'actually has to be on line. That's why that condition is important because it may be a situation where all water capacity is reserved and if they need additional capacity the developer must be on the hook for expand- ing the portion of the plant to meet their needs. Director Boling further advised that there is one change.in Section 35 Day Care which allows them3 years to obtain approval of a plan to meet the demand for child day°care services rather than 2 years. Commissioner Bird commented -that he wanted to be sure we evaluate what the total needs are so we do not create competitive conditions with the existing' day care services in the county, and the Board members agreed. Planning Director Boling then referred to the modified language proposed for 38.a., as follows: 61 BUCK EP 1990