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11 those schools want even scratch thesurtace of taking care of this and these other subdivisions. The Chair said it is a pretty plan, it's pretty clear and it says it all. Mr. Griffin said do we know anything about the build out rate for Moss Creek? Mr. Lentz said as he understood from the developer that was like a ten year project. The Chair asked what is the build out rate of this project. Mr. Killian said based on the absorption .at Heather Stone what they are doing is about four to five a month roughly fifty a year, three hundred units about six years for this project. Mr. Moore said if we as a panel Charged with the responsibility of meeting the needs of the citizens of the county as well as .those people who wish to do business in this county see a problem, not with' a given project, but with an overall area. Do we not have the authority to try to lessen that problem or at least not acerbate it by adding to the Prob~ .,' Mr. Koch said he does not thin:-o..~ance is written in such a way that it allows the Board to look at one ~'~~Plications for preliminary subdivision approval in the overall context of what else is happening in that area unless it is something that would fall generally under the adequate facilities ordinance aspect of it. He said from the reading of the ordinance you can see that when they are looking at the ordinance and determining what they have to do to comply with it the way the ordinance is written, they are to look at it only in a context of what their proposed subdivision adds, not what it adds along with everything else that maybe out there on the horizon. Mr. Koch said to answer Mr. Moore's question speCifically he would haye to advice him to look at their application in view of whether it has meet the requirements of the ordinance. He said you cannot loo~ at it in an overall context of the general good of the county, Mr. Koch said that would not be a good idea because the ordinance is not written that way. He said until it is he will have to instruct the Board that they would have to look at it in that more limited sense. G,4- The Chair said he feels Ii~e this project is not anywhere near filling the adequate facilities ordinance. He said it is because of the statement from the school board about this project. Ms. Burns said to Mr. Koch does Mr. Kluttz's memorandum indicate to him that there would be a problem meeting the adequate facilities ordinance.