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information is attached and incorporated into these minutes. Commissioner Reives <br /> requested a copy of the list of cemeteries the County maintains. <br /> NCGS Article_12.pdf <br /> VII.G Development Moratorium Discussion <br /> Commissioner Reives expressed concerns related to growth in the County and said there <br /> is a need to control the growth that is occurring. He said he is also concerned regarding <br /> erosion and sedimentation control. Planning Director Marshall Downey said erosion and <br /> sediment control mainly is under the purview of the State, but the Planning Department <br /> receives copies of the information. The frequency and intensity of storms have resulted in <br /> the failure of a lot of septic systems, which frustrates the neighbors and the public due to <br /> the unintended consequences of the runoff. Most of the sedimentation and erosion <br /> control measures are intended more for water quality and not necessarily designed for <br /> flood prevention. Commissioner Reives stated that the County needs to have something <br /> in place that does a better job to prevent the consequences of development on <br /> surrounding properties. Typical issues related to development are flood and storm water <br /> issues and traffic. Large conditional zoning projects require a neighborhood meeting that <br /> answers many of the development impact questions. Downey said a large amount of land <br /> in the Land Use Plan was designated for low density and recommended using the plan <br /> as a policy guide for smart growth. Chairman Smith asked whether the County has the <br /> authority to put a moratorium in place over the City. County Attorney Whitney Parrish <br /> advised the answer is no. Commissioner Knecht requested that staff draft a letter to the <br /> State to request a review of the policies related to growth. Chairman Smith called for a 10 <br /> minutes break at 7:51 p.m. <br /> Vill. MANAGERS REPORTS <br /> Clerk to the Board Jennifer Gamble announced the results of the appointment for the <br /> vacant seat filling a remaining 3-year term on the Central Carolina Community <br /> College Board of Trustees through June 2025. Upon a tally of the results, Julian <br /> Philpott was appointed to fill the remaining term through June 2025. <br /> Motion: Motion to provide a breakdown of the voting results for the Central <br /> Carolina Community College Board of Trustees appointment by ballot. <br /> Mover: Cameron Sharpe <br /> For: 4 - Arianna Lavallee, Cameron Sharpe, Kirk Smith, Mark Lovick <br /> Against: 2 - Dr. Andre Knecht, Robert Reives <br /> Absent: 1 - Bill Carver <br /> Motion Result: Passed <br /> The breakdown of the vote was as follows- <br /> - Commissioners Mark Lovick, Robert Reives, and Cameron Sharpe voted for <br /> Julian Philpott <br /> - Commissioners Arianna Lavallee and Andre Knecht voted for Lisa Ragan <br /> - Commissioner Kirk Smith voted for Oscar Moreno III <br /> - Commissioner Bill Carver was absent <br /> 8 <br />
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