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�'1RF <br /> stated he had not had the opportunity to review the plans he <br /> received on February 3, 1998. o' '" <br /> The Chairman asked about the issue of irrigation water, <br /> which had been mentioned as a concern at the Public Meeting. <br /> Attorney McElhinney responded he has had no further contact from <br /> Mr.. Al ibert i. <br />`-_ - Mr. Besse commented the wells are of r <br /> esidential size and <br /> away are located well <br /> E=ri,s <br /> y from the River. <br /> The Chairman requested Applicant present their proposal <br /> regarding the issue of Fencing. , <br /> Attorney McElhinney stated the basic y y ■proposal is to fence <br /> the western boundary. Access is to be maintained at the ancient <br /> public ways, and providing periodic openings for animal passage. '4kr 1 <br /> There is to be a more decorative fencing type along visible b <br /> public ways. (Natural Wood. Fencing - Vinyl Coated Chain �p Y g Y c a Link <br /> Fencing. ) p� I <br /> Attorney McElhinney indicated wood fencing along Sampson' s t <br /> Mill Road, as shown on the Plan and black chain link fencinglot <br /> exclusive) along back property lines. ` <br /> Y �' p p Y � <br /> Mr. Besse stated the wooden fencing would be enhanced by µ: <br /> landscaping. He suggested some vining materials could be planted <br /> where the chain link fencing is visible as well . He also agreed � f <br /> to incorporating a galvanized top rail to the chain link fenced <br /> areas as a safety precaution for horsemen. <br /> At this point, references were being made. p� ■ g to the Plan. with <br /> Applicant marking the perimeter of the proposed fencing. The <br /> Chairman determined the western boundary is proposed to be chain. <br /> link fencing; the Southern boundary is proposed to be a wood <br /> fencing similar in style to the existing fencing. <br /> Mr. Hardmen introduced the original BSC Plan which indicates <br /> chain link fencing defined, in orange; and the wooden fencing <br />- f ' <br /> dined �e in green. <br /> i` <br /> Attorney McElhinney indicated proposed breaks in the fencing; <br /> would occur every one hundred (140) feet. <br /> The Chairman recognized the following members of the Public <br /> tit to comment <br /> "15 Jill Slaymaker asked for clarification of the fencing + <br /> perimeters. (At this paint there was an exchange between Ms. �� <br /> F3 Slaymaker, Attorney McElhinney, and Mr. Besse. Comments were not <br /> being <br /> addressed to the Board. } <br /> Ito <br /> Attorney <br /> McElhinney stated any future proposals would be <br /> -2- <br /> �k { <br />