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said there is flexibility in the project’s design, and that if there is a demand for it, commercial space can be increased. Current plans call for retail and institutional space at “Waterfield” to be less than 10 percent of total residential space.
Price said “Waterfield’s” planners kept the amount of commercial space low because of the uncertain futures of surrounding properties, including Vint Hill Farms Station, a planned industrial park with some commercial zoning.
But designers continue to win praise for their willingness to take social and environmental factors into account, through the integration of residents and the preservation of open spaces.
Still, dissenters say that studies show Americans prefer low-density suburban living.
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Shultz being named to the Board of Assessors and Piedmont District Representative Pete Estes moved to second the motion.
Mr. Massie said, “Let’s make sure we dot all our ‘I’s’ and cross all our T’s’ because we want to make sure everything is done properly.”
The accounts were approved as presented with the addition of some bills for next month which need to be sent out to avoid incurring a finance charge. Mr. McCarthy said it is sometimes necessary to do this when bills fall in between meetings.
Mr. McCarthy also annoifhced to the Board that the County closed on the Anderson property purchase on March 12. However, they have not reached any further agreement on the purchase by the County of the Fletcher property.
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