HomeMy WebLinkAboutP-0300 - Recreation Access onto Duke Forest Properties 10-05-1987-15•
~~
POLICY FOR INSERTION INTO THE POLICY MANUAL
MEETING DATE•
EFFECTIVE DATE:
October 5, 1987
October 5, 1987
NUMBER: 0300
REVISIONS•
POLICY:
RECREATION ACCESS ONTO DUKE FOREST PROPERTIES
It is the policy of the Orange County Board of County Commissioners
to encourage recreation, access onto Duke Forest properties via
designated greenways only at roads, firetrails or other points of
entry mutually agreeable between Orange County and Duke University.
No site plan and no subdivision plat of property adjacent to the
Duke Forest properties and showing any portion of the Orange County
greenway system (as outlined in the Orange County Land Use Plan
and/or the Orange County Master Recreation & Parks Plan) shall be
approved which designates or shows the property as having recrea-
tion access to Duke Forest unless it is via a road, firetrail or
other point of entry approved by Orange County and Duke University.
;' 1
~pnRnvwn NQ~ER 22 ,..3~~
MINUTES
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMI65ION$RS
REG[TLAR MEETING
OCTOBSR 5, 1987
The orange County Board of Commissioners met in regular sQasion on Monday,
October S, 1987 in th® courtroom of the Old Courthouse, Hillsborough North
Carolina.
Bq,,.1+~R~ I4EMBER~ PRF.SEN'Z Chair Shirley E. Marshall, and Commissioners
Moses Carey, Stephen Halkiotis and John Hartwell.
D Commissioner Don Willhoit.
COUNTY AT1`ORNEY pRES iT: Geoffrey Gledhill.
~Tntrt? ANT: interim County Manager Albert Kittrell, Assistant County
Manager William T. Laws, Interim Assistant County Manager/PeraonnQl
Director Beverly M. Whitehead, interim Management Analyst/Commission for
Women Coordinator Andi Reynolds, Finance Director Gordon Baker, Planner
Gene BQ11, Clerk to the Board Beverly Blythe, Housing and Community
Development Director Tara Fikss, and planner Greg Szymik.
A. ~~Rn 7LNlD 1~LaN~G~'RN COMMENTS
Chair Marshall pointed out an the back wall of th4 courtroom a picture
of the USS Constitution which was presented to the County by Mary Ellen
and Gerrard Priestley in celebration of the bicentennial.
Shs announced that on 14 October at Culbrsth Jr. High, a Joint Public
Hearing will bs held bet'Ween Carrboro, Chapel Hill and Orange County on
the Joint Planning AgreeYeht.
Chair Marshall indicated applications for the County Kanagsr vacancy
would bs accepted as long as they are postmarKed by Saptambar 30. one
hundred twenty one applicationm have been received. A profile and list of
general questions will be reviewed by th® Board. She asked the members of
th® Board to do individual screening of those applications received and
provide a list of candidates to Beverly Whitehead.
Commissioner Carey stated that the reason the Rancher street
application was not approved by the State was that the local funds were
not in an aocouht that Raleigh considered to be local funds. This caused
th4 application to lose points and mat be accepted far funding. He
recommended that the Administration coma forward with a recommendation on
when these funds should be moved to the appropriate account.
Commissioner Hartw~aii asked that a discussion on the tax listing form
be added to item G14.
~. AUDIENCE CO~II~NTS
~s TTL~R9 ON TEIE PRINT$ILA ENDA
Those who hav~a indicated a desire to speak will ba recognized at
the time their item appears on the agenda.
8 MATTERS NOT ON THE PRINTED AGENDA
Mr. Squires distributed to the Board members a copy of a court
injunction which stated; "That poultry waste from Piedmont Egg Ranch, Ina.
or any poultry production unit presently operated by Kent Mann fn Orange
and Alamanes counties shall be dispersed, disposed of and operated in
•
security for required iaprovements.
7
The Administration recommends approval of the aaendment as recom-
mended by the Planning Board with an effective data of October S, 1987.
Motion was made by Commissioner Carey, seconded by Commissioner
8alkiatis to approve the recommendation.
VOTE: UNANIMOUS.
Z4. RgOUBBT TO INITIATE, IO~J OB EDi~ARDS
Greg szymik presented for Board consideration a request to
initiate legal proceedings against Jehue Edwards of Rt. 4, Box 370, Chapel
Hill. The property is zoned Rural Buffer and is being used as a landfill.
Motion was made by Commissioner Halkiotis, seconded by Commis-
sioner Carey to approve the initiation of legal proceedings against Jehue
Edwards.
voTE: UNANIMOUS.
~~ ~~ ~~ 13 . POLICY STATEME~_ DUKE FOREB~,$~ ACCESS VIA COUNTY
G$~.~L
By consensus, the Board approved the following policy and asked
the Manager to forward the draft policy to Duke University officials for
their comments:
"It is the policy of the Orange County Board of County Commis-
sioners to encourage recreation access onto Duke Forest properties via
designated greenways only at roads, firetraiis or other points of entry
mutually agreeable between Orange County and Duke University. No site
plan and no subdivision plat of property adjacent to the Duke Forest
properties and showing any portion of the Orange County greenway system
(ns outlined in the Orange County Land Use Plan and/or the Orange County
Master Recreation & Park Plan) shall be approved which designates or
shows the property as having recreation access to Duke Forest unless it is
via a road, firetrail or other point of entry approved by Orange County
• and Duke University."
1 APP NDIX TO PROPO~,ED JOINT PLANNING AGRE~',~
(A copy of this agreement is attached to these ninutas as pages
~•
Motion was made by Commissioner Hartwell, seconded by Camaafssioner
Carey to approve the appendix to the proposed Joint Planning Agreement.
VOTE: UNANIMOUS.
~7. FUNDING SENIQR CITIZENS ART/CRAFTS CLASSES
Director of Department on Aging Jerry Passmore reported that five
senior citiaen arts/crafts classes will be terminated as of October is as
a result of a change in Durham Technical Community Co11Qge's regulations
and funding formula. To continua the classes through June 30, 1988 it
would Cost from $4,679 to $11,696.
several senior citiaens spoke of the importance of these programs
and asked the Board to find a way to continue the arts/crafts Classes.
Chair Marshall spako highly of the senior citiaen pr rains. She
explained that there is a very small amount of money in contingency and
that other programs were not funded because of a lack of funds.
Motion was aade by Commissioner Carey, seconded by Commissioner
Iialkiotis to request that the Manager work with the two Department Heads
to determine if funds can be taken Pram their budgets and if a budget
amendment is necessary that it be brought bank to the Board .for
consideration.
VOTE: UNANIMOUS.
18. CONTINUATION OF ~NTBRGOVERNI~iT WORK CROUP
l"./~` .s
32~~
ORANGE COUNTY
BOARD OF COI~IISSIONERS Action AQ da
Itesu No. ~~~
ACTION AGBNDA ITEM ABSTRA't-"x
Meeting Date: October 5, 1987
STJR7ECT: Policy Statement
Duke Forest Properties Access Via County Greenways
DEPARTMENT: COUNTY MANAG$R PUBLIC HEARING: Yes X No
ATTACAMENTjB): INFORMATION CONTACT: IKANAGER'S
OFFICE,X503
Policy statement
TELEPHONE NiTMBSR
Hillsborough - ?3a-8181
Chap®1 Hill - 968-4301
Mebane - 22?-2031
Durham - 688-7331
PURPOSE: To adopt a policy statement concerning the county's position
regarding the preservation of the integrity of the Duke Foreect
properties when a county greenway abutts andJor adjoins these
properties.
BACKGROUND: Recently proposed subdivisions adjoining Duke Forest have
referenced the county's designated greenways as providing
access to the Duke forest properties; not all paints of e»try
into the Duke Forest properties are suitable for recreation
access, however. The Board requested that a policy statement
concerning this situation be drafted.
RECOMl~BNDATION(S): As the Hoard decides.
Ac;,:
.~ 328
POLICY STATEMENT
It is the policy of the Orange County Board of County Commis-
sioners to encourage recreation access onto Duke Forest
properties via designated greenways only at roads, f iretrails or
other points of entry mutually agreeable between Orange County
and Duke University. No site plan and no subdivision plat of
property adjacent to the Duke Forest properties and showing any
portion of the orange County greenway system (as outlined in the
Orange County Land Use Plan and/or the Orange County Master
Recreation & Park Plank shall be approved which designates or
shows the property as having recreation access to Duke Forest un-
less it is via a road, f iretrail or other point of entry approved
by Orange County and Duke University.
•
,:.
•
•
POLICY FOR INSERTION INTO THE POLICY MANUAL
MEETING DATE: October ~ 1987
EFFECTIVE DATE: October 5~ 1987
POLICY'
NUMBER' P'0300
REVISIONS'
RECREATION ACCESS ONTO DUKE FOREST PROPERTIES
It is the policy of the Orange County Board of County
Commissioners to encourage recreation access onto Duke Forest
properties via designated greenways only at roads,
firetrails or other points of entry mutually agreeable
between Orange County and Duke University. No site plan and
no subdivision plat of property adjacent to the Duke Forest
properties and showing any portion of the Orange .County
greenway system (as outlined in the Orange County Land Use
Plan and/or the Orange County Master Recreation & Parks Plan)
shall be approved which designates or shows the property as
having recreation access to Duke Forest unless it is via a
road, firetrail or other point of entry approved by orange
County and Duke University.
S-~~I~ U~~~~I ss
~4~GS ~R ~~Gw
r~