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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda - 10-10-1988 ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS AND ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING BOARD AGENDA JOINT PUBLIC HEARING MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1988 7: 30 P.M. SUPERIOR COURTROOM - NEW ORANGE COUNTY COURTHOUSE 106 EAST MARGARET LANE HILLSBOROUGH, NORTH CAROLINA A. BOARD COMMENT B. AUDIENCE COMMENTS 1. Matters on the printed agenda (If anyone wishes to speak to, matters on the agenda, we would appreciate you signing the pad ahead of time so that you are not overlooked. ) 2 . Matters not on the printed agenda. C. PUBLIC CHARGE The Board of Commissioners pledges to the citizens of Orange County its respect. The Board asks its citizens to conduct themselves in a respectful, courteous manner, both with the Board and with fellow citizens. At any time should any member of the Board or any citizen fail to observe this public charge, the Chair will ask the offending member to leave the meeting until that individual regains personal control. Should decorum fail to be restored, the Chair will recess the meeting until such time that a genuine commitment to this public charge is observed. D. PUBLIC HEARING (Moses Carey will introduce both of these items. ) *a. Presentations by the staff *b. Comments/questions from Commissioners or Planning Board *c. Comments/questions from citizens Page 001 1. Proposed Water/Sewer Policy - Marvin Collins 075 2 . Proposed Environmental Impact Ordinance - M Scearbo *4. Need motion that these two items be continued to the regularly scheduled Quarterly Public Hearing on November 28th. E. ADJOURNMENT 001 ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT Meeting Date: October 10, 1988 Action Agenda Item # 13-1 SUBJECT: PROPOSED WATER/SEWER POLICY DEPARTMENT: Planning PUBLIC HEARING: K Yes No ATTACHMENT(S) : INFORMATION CONTACT: Synopsis of Comments Planning Director - Ext. 346 Revised Draft -- Proposed Water & Sewer Policy TELEPHONE NUMBERS: Hillsborough - 732-8181 Durham - 688-7331 Mebane - 227-2031 Chapel Hill - 967-9251/968-4501 PURPOSE: To receive citizen comments on a proposed Water/Sewer Policy for Orange County. BACKGROUND: In December of 1987, the Board of Commissioners set as a goal for the 1988-89 fiscal year, the adoption of the proposed Water/Sewer Policy. Objectives for accomplishing the goal were subsequently identified at a County Management Retreat in January, 1988. During the same month, the goal and objectives as well as a draft policy were introduced at an Interjurisdictional Water Seminar at the Institute of Government. The proposed Water/Sewer Policy was organized around the following five goal statements : Goal 1 - Water Supply Provide clean and safe raw water supplies available and adequate to meet the current and future needs of the Orange County residents. Goal 2 - Sewage Disposal Provide adequate and appropriate sewage disposal facilities for current and future Orange County residents. OO2 � Goal 3 - Urban Development Establish an urban development pattern compatible with the goal of directing urban growth to areas where it is desirable and can be practically and efficiently served by water and sewer facilities. Goal 4 - County Involvement Establish a basis for Orange County's involvement in the provision of water and sewer services and/or facilities. Goal 5 - Financial Participation Establish a basis for Orange County's participation in the financing of water and/or sewer services and facilities. Following the introduction of the draft policy at the January, 1988 seminar, substantive comments were received from: Economic Development Commission Orange Water & Sewer Authority Environmental .Affairs Board Town of Carrboro Town of Chapel Hill Comments were also received from the Orange-Alamance Water Corporation but were not substantive in nature. A number of concerns were expressed by agencies and/or boards responding to the draft policy. The concerns as well as statements from the Water/ Sewer Policy which address the concerns are summarized on the attached sheets. The Administration would like for the meeting to be considered a "working public hearing" at which comments from individual citizens, utility providers, and municipal jurisdictions are received. The comments may then be used to further refine the draft policy. RECOMMENDATION: The Administration recommends that the public hearing be continued to November 28. The comments received at this hearing will be used in further refinement of the draft policy. 003 SUMMARY OF MAJOR CONCERNS EXPRESSED BY AGENCIES AND/OR BOARDS IN RESPONSE TO THE DRAFT WATER/SEWER POLICY AND PROVISIONS WHICH ARE APPLICABLE THERETO Question: Is Orange County aettinq into the water and sewer business including treatment, distribution, and or collection? Response: Orange County should cooperate with its municipalities, water utility providers, and surrounding jurisdictions to identify and develop required water supplies so that available resources are balanced with existing and projected needs on a local and regional basis. (Goal 1, Subsection A-1) Orange County's primary responsibility will be to assist in the development of water resources, including the establishment of necessary organizational structures and arrangements that would operate and maintain raw water and treated water resources. (Goal 1, Subsection A-2) Question: Is the County going to provide monitoring programs for on-site wastewater disposal and water supply systems? Is the County financially_ and technically capable of implementing such programs? Response: A program of monitoring water quality in Orange County streams should be evaluated, and, if feasible, established in coordination with utility providers and State agencies . Similarly, an on-site wastewater treatment system inspection program should be evaluated, and, if feasible, established throughout the county, with particular emphasis on water supply watersheds and designated Water Quality Critical Area. (Goal 1, Subsection B-6) Question: Associated with above question, is the County Going to provide education and information programs for property owners and builders of on-site wastewater disposal and water supply systems? Response: The buyers of property for development and the buyers of homes and structures with existing systems should be fully informed about the on-site sewage disposal characteristics of their property or the disposal site located thereon. To this end, the County should establish an on-going public education program to inform home and property owners of issues, concerns, and operation and maintenance needs associated therewith. 004 (Goal 2, Subsection A-5) Question: If ley possible, is the County going to require back-up nitrification fields to prolong the life of on-site sewage disposal systems? Response: The life and proper functioning of individual on-site ground absorption sewage disposal systems can be limited by wastewater volumes, soil conditions, the quality of operation and maintenance, and other factors . For these reasons, the County will evaluate the feasibility of requiring back-up drainfields. (Goal 2, Subsection A-6) Question: Is the County going to establish a clear policy regarding the use, operation, and maintenance of alternative sewage disposal systems; i.e. , community low pressure around absorption and spray irrigation systems, and package treatment plants? Response: See Goal 2 - Sewage Disposal, Subsection 8 - Alternative Systems Policies, in its entirety. Question: If alternative systems are permitted, what provision will be made for eventual connection to public systems, including facilities specifications and utility easements? Response: Since Transition Areas would be considered for annexation by municipalities once development is proposed or has occurred, areas proposed for or with individual on-site or alternative wastewater treatment systems would represent a potential concern to the municipality, private association or water or sewer authority to whose system the development was to be connected. For this reason, Orange County will evaluate the following provisions for inclusion as part of its approval processes: a. That a proposed development within a Transition Area be required to extend the water and/or sewer services of the municipality, private association or water or sewer authority to whose system the development was to be connected; b. That minimum lot sizes in Transition Areas be significantly increased until such services were available; and c. Where alternative wastewater treatments systems are employed, that utility easements be dedicated oos for the orderly extension of future utility systems, that alternative systems be designed to acceptable utility standards, and that a binding commitment be provided requiring connection to the utility system when they are available. (Goal 3, Subsection B-2) Question: Should water and sewer log utility) policies be intertwined with land use policies? Response: A cooperative joint planning process should be developed and implemented among the County, its municipalities, surrounding jurisdictions and utility providers responsible for water and sewer lines to guide the extension of lines in accordance with the land use plans and policies of the affected jurisdictions. (Goal 3, Subsection A-1) Question: Should public water and sewer service be mandatory within designated growth area : i.e. , transition areas? If extensions are not required, what development alternatives are possible until such services are available? Response: Since Transition Areas would be considered for annexation by municipalities once development is proposed or has occurred, areas proposed for or with individual on-site or alternative wastewater treatment systems would represent a potential concern to the municipality, private association or water or sewer authority to whose system the development was to be connected. For this reason, Orange County will evaluate the following provisions for inclusion as part of its approval processes: a. That a proposed development within a Transition Area be required to extend the water and/or sewer services of the municipality, private association or water or sewer authority to whose system the development was to be connected; b. That minimum lot sizes in Transition Areas be significantly increased until such services were available; and c. Where alternative wastewater treatments systems are employed, that utility easements be dedicated for the orderly extension of future utility systems, that alternative systems be designed to acceptable utility standards, and that a binding commitment be provided requiring connection to the utility system when they are available. (Goal 3, Subsection B-2) 006 Question: If the County participates in the extension of water and/or sewer_ lines, must it retain ownership of the lines? Response: Orange County shall have title to any water and sewer utilities which is funds; provided, however, such title shall only be required where water/sewer lines are extended beyond the existing utility service area of a municipality or publicly-owned system. Where County funding for projects outside an existing utility service area are repaid, title - to the water and sewer utilities shall be granted to the municipal or public system. In the latter case, the County may attach conditions to the transfer of title which require that connections and/or uses must be limited in such a manner to be consistent with the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan. (Goal 4, Subsection A-6) Question: Is the County going to cooperate with municipalities and utility providers in establishing water and sewer service areas? Will the County be exploring alternative institutional arrangements for providing such services? Response: Orange County's primary responsibility will be to assist in the development of water resources, including the establishment of necessary organizational structures and arrangements that would operate and maintain raw water and treated water resources. (Goal 1, Subsection A-2) A cooperative joint planning process should be developed and implemented among the County, its municipalities, surrounding jurisdictions and utility providers responsible for water and sewer lines to guide the extension of lines in accordance with the land use plans and policies of the affected jurisdictions. (Goal 3, Subsection A-1) Urban service areas for Chapel Hill, Carrboro, Hillsborough, Mebane, Durham, and the service area of the Orange-Alamance Water System should be established which correspond with Urban and Transition Areas as identified in the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan. Water and sewer lines should be directed to those areas which contain and are appropriate for higher density levels of residential, commercial and industrial development. (Goal 3, Subsection C-1) Question: If the County participates in or extends water and/or sewer lines for a specific purpose; i.e. , to 007 address a public health problem, serve an essential service or serve an industrial or business park, who may connect to the linels) and under what circumstances? Response: Orange County may participate in providing financial assistance for a water and/or sewer line extension only if the termination point of the extension is an economic development project or serves a public safety or essential public service purpose. Any connections between the beginning and termination points of the extension must be consistent with the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan. (Goal 4, Subsection A-2) Question: Is the County going to exclude funding assistance for industrial and commercial development, and can project funding criteria be revised to remove inconsistencies? Response: Orange County may participate in providing financial assistance for a water and/or sewer line extension only if the termination point of the extension is an economic development project or serves a public safety or essential public service purpose. Any connections between the beginning and termination points of the extension must be consistent with the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan. (Goal 4, Subsection A-2) See also revised Project Selection Priorities, Goal 4 - County Involvement, Subsection C. 009 Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Water and Sewer Orange County Policy Orange County icy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy Orange County Policy r 011 Index Page No. Goal .1 - Water Supply A. General Policies 1 B. Watershed Protection Policies 1 Goal 2 - Sewage Disposal A. General Policies 3 B. Alternative Systems Policies 4 Goal 3 - Urban Development A. General Policies 7 B. Service Capability/Capacity Policies a - C. Extension Policies 10 Goal 4 - County Involvement A. General Policies 13 B. Application Policies 14 C. Project Selection Policies 15 Goal 5 - Financial Participation A. General Policies 17 B. Access and Availability Fee Policies (Reserved) r , 013 GOAL 1 - WATER SUPPLY Provide clean and safe raw water supplies available and adequate to meet the future needs of the residents of Orange County. A. General Policies 1. Orange County should cooperate with its municipalities, water utility providers, and surrounding jurisdictions to identify and develop required water supplies so that available resources are balanced with existing and projected needs on a local and regional basis. 2 . Orange County's primary responsibility will be to assist in the development of water resources, including the establishment of necessary organizational structures and arrangements that would operate and maintain raw water and treated water resources. 3. Raw water supply needs should be met consistent with land use plans and growth management policies, including agricultural preservation, and watershed and environmental protection policies. B. Watershed Protection Policies 1 . Watershed protection should be given a high priority in any activity related to land use planning in Orange County. 2 . Based on an evaluation of water resources throughout the County, existing and proposed water supply watersheds as well as prime reservoir sites should be designated to protect those areas from adverse development impacts and to insure that inappropriate restrictions are not placed on large portions of the population or land resources of the County. 3. Existing watershed standards and policies should be evaluated to assure their effectiveness in accomplishing water quality protection and supply objectives. Where necessary, technically sound and legally defensible revisions to those standards and policies should be adopted and implemented which specify land use patterns and intensities of 014 z development in water supply watersheds and water quality critical areas that minimize potential adverse impacts on water quality. 4. Adequate protection standards should be delineated and established for watersheds in unzoned portions of the County. Furthermore, existing standards and policies which seek to protect water quality in Orange County streams tributary to regional water supply resources should be supported and strengthened, where necessary. 5. Programs which help to protect water quality, such as the Soil Conservation Service and Sedimentation and Erosion Control, should be provided with continued support and strengthened, where necessary. 6. A program of monitoring water quality in Orange County streams should be evaluated, and, if feasible, established in coordination with utility providers and State agencies . Similarly, an on-site wastewater treatment system inspection program should be evaluated, and, if feasible, established throughout the county, with particular emphasis on water supply watersheds and designated Water Quality Critical Area. Draft: 7-31-87 Revisions: 8-26-87 9-2-87 11-16-87 11-24-87 9-17-88 0153 Goal 2 - Sewage Disposal Provide adequate and appropriate sewage disposal facilities for all current and future residents. A. General Policies 1 . Sewage disposal needs should be met in a manner consistent with land use and growth management policies, including agricultural preservation, and watershed and environmental protection policies. 2 . The type of sewage disposal facilities appropriate for an area should be identified as a function of the magnitude of present and future demand; the distribution of users; the present and potential availability of public utility services; and the capacity of the natural environment to absorb the impact. The determination of appropriate types of sewage disposal facilities in the County should be made in close cooperation with utility service providers, both public and private, and with municipalities. 3. Wastewater discharged by a residence, place of business or place of assembly shall be capable of being treated: a. By physical, chemical, and biological processes; b. In accord with the wastewater treatment and disposal practices of the sewer utility treating the wastewater; and c. In accord with Article 11 (Sanitary Sewage Systems) of Chapter 130A of the General Statutes of North Carolina. 4 . On-site disposal should be encouraged in low- density and rural areas where soil conditions are acceptable. In rural areas with unacceptable soils, State-approved on-site sewage disposal systems should be required. (See Subsection S - Alternative System Policies . ) 5. The buyers of property for development and the buyers of homes and structures with existing .+- 016 4 systems should be fully informed about the on-site sewage disposal characteristics of their property or the disposal site located thereon. To this end, the County should establish an on-going public education program to inform home and property owners of issues, concerns, and operation and maintenance needs associated therewith. 6. The life and proper functioning of individual on- site ground absorption sewage disposal systems can be limited by wastewater volumes, soil conditions, the quality of operation and maintenance, and other factors. For these reasons, the County will evaluate the feasibility of requiring back-up drainf ields. B. Alternative Systems Policies, 1 . The use of alternatives to traditional individual on-site sewage disposal systems should be facilitated. The elimination of administration and informational barriers to the use of safe, sanitary alternative wastewater treatment systems within the County should be encouraged. 2 . Alternative wastewater treatment systems include: a. Discharge systems such as package treatment plants which discharge into a natural water course and do not depend on the soil for treatment. b. Non--discharge systems which are used where pollutants found in the wastewater can be adequately removed through distribution to the soil. Non-discharge systems are generally known as ground absorption systems consisting of land application systems by spray irrigation onto the surface of the soil and variations of the conventional ground absorption system based on low pressure injection of wastewater into the soil. 3 . The use of alternative wastewater treatment systems will be permitted as a means of sewage disposal only after the approval of: a. A Special Use Permit for property located in a 7• 017 5 zoned township; or b. A Preliminary Subdivision Plat for property located in an unzoned township; and only in the following situations : a. On land unsuitable for conventional on- site sewage disposal systems and which is not served by public sewer; or b. On land suitable for conventional on-site sewage disposal systems and which is not served by public sewer but where, through the clustering of dwelling units, open space is preserved for providing recreation areas and/or for scenic, environmental and agricultural protection purposes. 4. The use of alternative wastewater treatment systems will be governed by the following State/local regulations: a. Alternative wastewater treatment systems of with a design capacity of 3000 gallons per day or less, the effluent from which is not discharged to surface waters, shall be approved by the Orange County Health Department. b. Alternative wastewater treatment systems with a design capacity of 3000 gallons per day or more and/or which discharges effluent to surface waters shall be approved by the N.C. Division of Environmental Management or N.C. Division of Health Services, whichever is applicable; provided, however, discharge systems such as package treatment plants and other point source discharges will not be approved in a WS-i water supply watershed and a watershed for which a WS-I classification request is pending. 5. The duties and responsibilities adjunct to the design, construction, and operation and maintenance of alternative wastewater treatment systems should be specified as a requirement in the permitting m. 0 18 process for such facilities in the Subdivision Regulations and/or Zoning Ordinance. Such duties and responsibilities should include, where possible, the following: a. The application, of minimum design criteria that exceed the design criteria now prescribed by the N.C. Division of Environmental Management and the N.C. Division of Health Services; b. The requirement for inspection and certification of an alternative system by the principal designer that the construction of the system was completed in accordance with the approved design plans; and c. The requirement of a performance bond or other form of security payable to the County which would guarantee the initial operation and performance of an alternative system for a three to five year period; Associated with the above, Orange County will evaluate the feasibility of establishing an inspection and monitoring program for alternative wastewater treatment systems and will explore alternative institutional arrangements for shifting the operation and maintenance of such systems into the public domain., Draft: 7-31-87 Revisions: 8-26-87 9-2-87 11-16-87 11-24-87 9-17-88 Y r 019 7 Goal 3 - Urban Development Establish an urban development pattern compatible with the goal of directing urban growth to areas where it is desirable and can be practically and efficiently served by water and sewer facilities. A. General Policies 1 . A cooperative joint planning process should be developed and implemented among the County, its municipalities, surrounding jurisdictions and utility providers responsible for water and sewer lines to guide the extension of lines in accordance with the land use plans and policies of the affected jurisdictions . 2 . Land in areas changing from rural to urban in character and which could reasonably be developed to accommodate urban-type densities should be designated as Transition Areas in the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan. Such lands are currently but not completely served by urban systems such as water and sewer lines. Transition Areas should be further classified into Ten and Twenty-Year areas to reflect the most appropriate sequence of development as the areas change from rural to urban and services are extended. 3 . Intensive land uses should be directed to Transition Areas and away from areas which are suitable for continued agricultural uses and which are protected as Water Supply Watersheds and Water Quality Critical Areas . 4. Rural, low-density land surrounding Urban Areas, but beyond the Transition Areas, should be designated as Rural Buffer in the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan. These areas will remain rural in character, will not require urban services and will maintain farming or rural non-farm residential development as the most appropriate land use. 5. Land in areas suitable for low-density residential development but not suited for agricultural uses, that is not dependent on urban services and to which urban services will not be extended within the next twenty years should be designated as Rural 020 8 Residential in the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan. 6. Land in areas where the prevailing land use activities consist of agricultural and forestry and which should continue in these uses should be designated as Agricultural-Residential in the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan. B. Service Capability/Capacity Policies 1 . In Urban and Transition Areas as designated in the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan, public and/or private water and sewer lines should exist at the site or be assured of installation as part of the development process prior to the approval of any development project. a. "Assured of installation" shall mean that the municipality, private association or water or sewer authority to whose system the development project is to be connected has reviewed and approved preliminary plans for proposed water and/or sewer lines, the adequacy of the existing system(s) to which the connection(s) will be made, the capacity of existing water and/or sewer treatment facilities, and the method of funding proposed extensions of water and/or sewer lines. b. "Development PrO� mnthee commencement of construction on development project. Following review and approval of preliminary plans as described in "a"above, the board of directors or governing board of the municipality, association or authority must have approved, through formal resolution or other agreement, the provision of water and/or sewer service to the development project. Such approval is contingent upon the developer submitting final construction plans for review and approval to the municipality, association or authority as well as appropriate State and/or Federal agencies prior to commencing construction of the improvements. 2 . Since Transition Areas would be considered for 021 9 annexation by municipalities once development is proposed or has occurred, areas proposed for or with individual on-site or alternative wastewater treatment systems would represent a potential concern to the municipality, private association or water or sewer authority to whose system the development was to be connected. For this reason, Orange County will evaluate the following provisions for inclusion as part of its approval processes : a. That a proposed development within a Transition Area be required to extend the water and/or sewer services of the municipality, private association or water or sewer authority to whose system the development was to be connected; b. That minimum lot sizes in Transition Areas be significantly increased until such services were available; and c. Where alternative wastewater treatments systems are employed, that utility easements be dedicated for the orderly extension of future utility systems, that alternative systems be designed to acceptable utility standards, and that a binding commitment be provided requiring connection to the utility system when they are available. 3. The lot size for a residence, place of business or place of assembly shall be appropriate to the method of water supply and sewage disposal. 4. In cases where the construction and completion of a development project would require water and/or sewer permits granted by a local, State or Federal agency, that agency shall officially approve by certificate or permit the development project. a. - Plans for a proposed public or community sewage system shall be approved by the Health Department Director or the Division of Environmental Management of the N.C. Department of Natural Resources and Community Development, whichever is appropriate. IMMIIMMIIMMEmmor 022 10 Said system shall be completed according to the approved plans, provided that where said improvements are to be installed or of a constructed subsequent to the approval subdivision plat, special use permit or planned development, plans and specifications for said improvements shall be approved by the appropriate agencies and references toh sad nal improvements shall be made a part or permit. b. Plans for proposed public or community water supply systems shall be approved by the Health Department Director or by the Division of Health Services of the N.C. Department of Human Resources, whichever is appropriate. The requirements for the approval of plans are the same as for proposed public or community sewage systems above. C. Extension Policies 1 . Urban service areas for Chapel Hill, Carrboro, Hillsborough, Mebane, Durham, and the service area of the Orange-Alamance Water System should be established which correspond with Urban and Transition Areas as identified in the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan. Water and sewer lines should be directed to those areas which contain and are appropriate for higher density levels of residential, commercial and industrial - development. 2 . The extension of public and/or private water and sewer services in areas designated Water Supply Watershed, Water Quality Critical Area and Rural Buffer in the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan shall be prohibited except to address public safety and essential public service concerns and use hardships solely the result of the inability to the land proposed to be served by said services; i.e. , hons siteaoraalternativet for wastewater individual treatment systems. 3. Development projects to be supplied by, public and/or private water and/or sewer service will not be approved unless: 023 11 a. The project is located in Urban and Transition Areas as designated in the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan; b. Service to the project is available through a water and/or sewer line extended to address a public safety and/or essential public service purpose and hardships solely the result of the inability to use the land proposed to be served by said services; i.e. , if the soil at a site is not suitable for individual on-site or alternative wastewater treatment systems; or c. The project is an approved master-planned development for residential purposes consisting of at least 500 acres or dwelling units in which the existing zoning of the site is retained and which qualifies for water and/or sewer service through an approved system of density bonuses established for the purpose of achieving affordable housing, energy efficiency, recreation/open space, and environmental protection goals. "Development project" refers to any residence, place of business or place of assembly, and any major or minor subdivision, special use or planned development which requires the approval of Orange County through administration and enforcement of the N.C. State Building Code or its Zoning and Subdivision Regulations. 4. Extension of public or private water and/or sewer Services outside Urban and Transition Areas adopted as part of the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan will not be funded by Orange County. Draft: 7-31-87 Revisions: 8-26-87 9-2-87 11-16-87 11-24-87 9-17-88 025 13 Goal 4 - County Involvement Establish a basis for Orange County's involvement in the provision of water and/or sewer services and facilities. A. General Policies 1 . Water and sewer utilities extended to a development shall be based on good engineering practice and shall be determined by the long-range plans of the utility system to which they are connected. Utility extensions will be considered by the County in conjunction with assessments of potential growth and service need in the area. 2 . Orange County may consider providing financial assistance for the completion of water and/or sewer facilities, as provided in this Section. Funding assistance may be available for completion of engineering studies, easement acquisition, water and sewer lines including pipe and ancillary equipment such as water pumps, sewer pumps, valves, pump houses, fire hydrants, and water and sewer treatment plants as well as the actual construction of these utilities. Orange County may participate in providing financial assistance for a water and/or sewer line extension only if the termination point of the extension is an economic development project or serves a public safety or essential public service purpose. Any connections between the beginning and termination points of the extension must be consistent with the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan. 3 . Major water and sewer utilities will be funded to a reasonable point along the property line of an approved project, within the limitations of available funds . Major water and sewer extensions are defined as projects where pipe sizes greater than eight (8) inches in diameter are extended more than 750 feet beyond existing facilities . 4. Water and sewer utilities must be built to the standards and specifications of the municipality, private association or water or sewer authority to whose system they are connected. 026 11; 5. Where a public facility beyond the corporate limits and extraterritorial jurisdiction of a municipality is to be served, advance approval of the Board of Commissioners on the siting of the facility and County participation shall be obtained. The extent of County involvement shall be limited in, such instances to the extent that the facility will benefit the residents of Orange County. 6. Orange County shall have title to any water and sewer utilities which is funds; provided, however, such title shall only be required where water/sewer lines are extended beyond the existing utility service area of a municipality or publicly-owned system. Where County funding for projects outside an existing utility service area are repaid, title to the water and sewer utilities shall be granted to the municipal or public system. In the latter case, the County may attach conditions to the transfer of title which require that connections and/or uses must be, limited in such a manner to be consistent with the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan. B. Application Policies 1. A request for funding water and sewer utilities may be made by any individual, agency or corporation or any municipality within Orange County; provided, however, Orange County will enter into water/sewer supply and/or treatment agreements only with public bodies and/or utility providers . 2 . All requests for funding shall be made to the County Manager's Office, accompanied by the required application material. The Board of Commissioners may establish funding in the annual budget for the County share of participation in water and/or sewer projects . (See Project Selection Policies. ) 3. Upon receiving a request for water or sewer utilities, the County Manager will gather the following information: a. A map and brief report identifying existing anticipated areas of development that could be 027 15 served by the requested water or sewer utilities. b. Approximate additional cost of installing oversized utilities to serve the development in the area of the proposed project. c. Signed statement of the water or sewer service provider to whose system the requested utilities will be connected, stating their willingness to serve the proposed project as well as any other anticipated development in the area specified by the County. The statement should attest to their capabilities for meeting all the required needs of utility services for the project including foreseeable expansion as well as other existing and potential development specified by the County in the area of the project. C. Project Selection Policies 1. Water and/or sewer projects to be funded will be selected using the following criteria: a. The project must be in conformance with the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan. b. The project must be outside a protected watershed or where proposed to be within a protected watershed, be able to show the proposed development is compatible with maintaining water quality. c. The project must be assured of having the proper zoning at the proposed site. d. The project must improve job opportunities available to Orange County citizens, especially for women and minorities unless there is a statement by the project applicant that job opportunities available for women and minorities will be equal to those of other Orange County citizens. e. The project must provide jobs with wage scales in compliance with applicable State/Federal guidelines. 0286 f. The project must not place an inordinate demand on County services such as schools, fire and police protection as determined by a fiscal impact analysis of the project. g. The project must provide a cost effective pay- back to the County. h. The project must provide benefits related to public safety or essential public services . 2 . Where a project is approved but funding is not immediately available, it will be placed on a priority waiting list based on its approval date. Draft: 7-31-87 Revisions: 8-26-87 9-2-87 11-16-87 11-24-87 9-17-88 029 17 Goal 5 - Financial Participation Establish a basis for Orange County's participation in the financing of water and/or sewer services and facilities. A. General Policies 1 . Orange County's investment in for projects which have a relation to safeguarding the public health, safety and general welfare is restricted to the expenditure of revenues generated through approved bond issues. Orange County will not participate in projects which will benefit exclusively private interests. Public expenditures shall further be limited to projects in approved service areas (Transition Areas designated on the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan) and/or for which there is County funding responsibility. 2 . Upon a decision by the Board of Commissioners that funding for a project is available and that criteria for approval have been met, the basis for County participation shall be on a cost-effective pay-back basis. 3. Water and/or sewer facilities and/or extensions for the purpose of addressing a public health hazard may be financed by the following means: a. Revolving fund; b. State/Federal grants and loans; and/or c. General Fund and Enterprise Fund contributions. (Includes both capital and operating funds) General Fund contributions, both capital and operating, will be used only if funding cannot be obtained from other sources. 4. Water and/or sewer facilities and/or extensions for economic development purposes or for the development/ expansion of a County-owned system may be financed by the following methods : a. Revolving fund; b. State/Federal grants and loans; and/or 030 1S c. General Fund and Enterprise Fund contributions. (Includes capital funds only) Capital funds from the General Fund will be used only if funding cannot be obtained from other sources . 5. All funds received from the operation of a County- owned system shall be paid into an Enterprise Fund. In all other case, funds received through an approved pay-back schedule shall be paid into a Capital Reserve Fund. All "pay-backs" shall include interest at the rate charged for assessments under N.C. General Statute 153A-185 or, in the event that the County borrows money for the extension, at the rate paid by the County on the debt. 6. Orange County's financial participation for approved projects which are extensions/expansions to an existing County-owned system shall be limited to those extensions/expansions where projected revenues from the system are equal to or greater than the projected operating costs plus the total debt service by the end of the fifth year after the project is completed. Within limits prescribed by the Board of Commissioners from time-to-time, the amount of financial participation shall not exceed the capital amount necessary to extend/expand the system to meet the projections. All projections shall be those approved by the Board of Commissioners and prepared by an engineer employed by Orange, County. B. Access and Availability Fee Policies - RESERVED Draft: 7-31-87 Revisions: 8-26-87 9-2-87 11-16-87 11-24-87 9-17-88 031 Synopsis of Comments Synopsis of Comments Synopsis of Comments Synopsis of Comments Synopsis of Comments Synopsis of Comments Synopsis of Comments Synopsis of Comments Synopsis of Comments Synopsis of Comments Synopsis of Comments Synopsis of Comments Synopsis of Comments Synopsis of Comments Synopsis of Comments Water & Sewer Policy Synopsis of Comments Synopsis of Comments Synopsis of Comments Synopsis of Comments Synopsis of Comments Synopsis of Comments Synopsis of Comments Synopsis of Comments 033 Index Comments received from advisory boards, municipalities, and utility providers have been listed by goal and policy subsection as shown below. The order of presentation of comments under each subsection is as follows: Economic Development Commission Orange.Water & Sewer Authority Environmental Affairs Board Town of Carrboro Town of Chapel Hill Page No. Goal 1 - Water Supply A. General Policies 1-A-1 B. Watershed Protection Policies 1-B-1 Goal 2 - Sewage Disposal A. General Policies 2-A-1 B. Alternative Systems Policies 2-B-1 Goal 3 - Urban Development A. General Policies 3-A-1 B. Service Capability/Capacity Policies 3-B-1 C. Extension Policies 3-C-1 Goal 4 - County Involvement A. General Policies 4-A-1 B. Application Policies 4-B-1 C. Project Selection Policies 4-C--1 Goal 5 - Financial Participation A. General Policies 5-A-1 035 Synopsis of Comments Goal 1 - Water Supply Provide clean and safe water supplies available and adequate to meet the future needs of the residents of Orange County. A. General Policies (Draft Policy) r+enerr, l PoJ ieles 1 . Water supplies should be Identified, developed and Managed by the County in conjunction with its munlcl.palitles and surrounding jurisdictions so that available resources are balanced with existing and projected needs on a local and regional basis. 2. Water supply needs should be met in a manner consistent with existing agricultural , water quality critical area, environmental protection end buffer policies. Economic Development Commission GOAL 1: WATER SUPPLY (PAGE 1). 1. Managing the Water Supply (General Policies. page 1). Specify what is meant by County "management" of the water supply. If management really means zoning, them the correct wording may be "protection" rather than "management". Orange Water & Sewer Authority • A. General Policies 1. Tne draft policy recommends that Orange County identify, develop, and man�aae water supplies in the County. This can be interpreted to mean that the County proposes to manage all existing and proposed supplies within the County. Does the statement `managed by the County" apply to 0S-owned supplies such as University Lake, the Stone Quarry Reservoir and Cane Creek Reservoir? Is it feasible for the County to "develop" such water supplies? This paragraph should state that in evaluating these issues and concerns Orange County will also work with water and wastewater utility provioers, not just the municipalities, within the County. 2. Needs should be met consistent with land use plans and growth management policies, including agricultural, water quality critical area, watershed and environmental protection, and buffer policies. 1-A-1 036 Synopsis of Comments Goal 1 - Water Supply Provide clean and safe water supplies available and adequate to meet the future needs of the residents of Orange County. A. General Policies (Draft Policy) (See Preceding Page) Environmental Affairs Board I. The first suggestion is that the justification for and scope of County-owned water and sewer services be clarified. Is the County getting into the treatment of water and sewer? Is the County going to retail these services? If so, the policy should be explicit on these matters, and there should be justification for doing so. Town of Cerrboro Is the statement of need for further County involvement in identifying, developing, and managing water supplies an expression of the County's desire of more control over watershed protection? Or is the County wanting to become a retailer of water supply services? Or is the County proposing to take responsibility for all water supply services on a county-wide basis? These are very different goals, and it's not clear from reading the document which the County is intending to pursue. Sow does this goal relate to those of existing service providers in Orange County? This should be discussed. 1-A-O 037 Synopsis of Comments Goal 1 - Water Supply Provide clean and safe water supplies available and adequate to meet the future needs of the residents of Orange County. A. General Policies (Draft Policy) (See Preceding Page) Town of Chapel Hill 1. Purposes of the Policy The policy should clarify that it is intended for develop- ment regulation purposes, economic development reasons, pub- lic health and any other purposes and state why the policy was prepared. Clarifying the geographic areas in which the policy would apply would also be helpful. 2. Management of Water Surmli e As discussed in the agenda item on the Orange County bond referendum, we propose creation of a central Orange County water and sewer entity. We suggest reconsideration of the provision in the draft County water and sewer policy that "Water supplies should be identified, developed and managed by the County in conjunction with its municipalities and surrounding jurisdictions. . ." • • 1-A-3 039 Synopsis of Comments Goal 1 - Water Supply Provide clean and safe water supplies available and adequate to meet the future needs of the residents of Orange County. B. Watershed Protection Policies (Draft Policy) Wetpr q hed Protpc+ion Pa l i s le 1 . Watershed protection should be given a high priority in any activity related to land use planning in Orange County. 2. Prime reservoir sites should be designated, based on an evaluation of water resources throughout the County, to protect those areas from adverse development impacts and to insure that inappropriate restrictions are not placed on a large population of the land area and land resources of the County. 3. Policies should be adopted and implemented which specify land use patterns and intensities of development in water supply watersheds and water quality critical areas that will minimize potential adverse impacts on water quality. • 4. Adequate protection standards should be delineated and established for watersheds in unzoned portions of the County. 5. Programs which help to protect water quality, such as the Soil Conservation Service and Sedimentation and Erosion Control , should be supported. 6. A program of monitoring water quality in Orange County streams should be established and funded in coordination with other agencies. In conjunction therewith, an on- site wastewater treatment inspection program within the portions of water supply watersheds designated Water Quality Critical Area should be established. Economic Development Commission 2. Monitoring Water Quality (page 1. item 6). Is local monitoring, in addition to state monitoring. really needed? If so. how will this be done? What is the county role and who defines it? Perhaps the policy should make the case for local monitoring. state an intent to carry out local monitoring and an intent to develop a method for that local monitoring. At a later date. when the process is clearly defined. the water/sewer policy could be amended to include it. 1-B-1 040 Synopsis of Comments G 1 Water Supp P rovide oal -clean end safly e water supplies available and adequate to meet the future needs of the residents of Orange County. B. Watershed Protection Policies (Draft Policju) (See Preceding Page) Orange Water & Sewer Authority B. Watershed _Protection Policies • Watershed protection efforts should apply to all existing and proposed water supply watersheds as well as prime reservoir watersheds under consideration. Consistent standards should be applied throughout the County and consideration should be given to requesting the Lake Orange watershed to the WS-/ classification. 2. The phrase "on a large population of the land area" should be clarified. 3. This is supported by ONASA. Existing watershed standards and policies should also be thoroughly evaluated to assure their effectiveness in accomplishing water quality protection and supply objectives. Watershed protection policies and standards should be technically-sound and legally defensible. O ,SA'.s comprehensive watershed study will provide recommendations relative to water quality protection standaras for the University Lake watershed. 4. This is supported by NASA. : 5. This is supported by OWASA. In fact, &ASA provides financial assistance to agricultural operators completing soil and water conservation improvements within the University Lake and Cane Creek Reservoir watersheds. ' 6. The suggested water quality monitoring program within the County will require an extensive commitment of financial and staff resources. Existing watershed sampling programs of 005A and other agencies should not be duplicated. The draft policy recommends that Orange County establish an on-site wastewater treatment inspection program within portions of water supply watersheds designated as water quality critical areas. Given the potentially serious impacts of a system malfunction, there is a need for an improved management approach to all on-site and cluster wastewater disposal systems and water supply systems in the region, not just within water quality critical areas. The recommended establishment of an on-site wastewater treatment system inspection program will require additional staff with technical expertise in, alternative wastewater system design, installation and operation. • This section should also address protection of water quality of all streams in the County which are tributary to regional water supply resources, such as Jordan Lake and Falls of the Neuse Reservoir. 1 -B-2 041 Synopsis of Comments Goal 1 - Water Supply Provide clean and safe water supplies available and adequate to meet the future needs of the residents of 'Orange County. D. Watershed Protection Policies (Draft Policy) (See Preceding Page) Town of Carrboro Carrboro supports the concept of creating an on-site wastewater treatment system inspection program, not only within the portions of the water supply watersheds that are designated Water Quality Critical-Area, but in the entire watershed area at a minimum. Ideally, this program should include all on-site wastewater treatment systems permitted by the County. Programs such as the Soil Conservation Service and the activities of the Sedimentation and Erosion Control Office should not only continue to be supported, but should be considerably strengthened so that they can adequately meet the increased need associated with continued growth and development. Town of Chapel Hill 4. Education efforts and periodic inspection of septic systems because the joint planning agreement contemplates that the watershed and rural buffer areas are to be developed at low densities without public water and sewer services. Agencies concerned with water quality have often been con- cerned about water and sewer extensions in drinking water watersheds because such extensions are a step toward devel- opment at high densities. Various studies have shown that pollution- of untreated water supplies tends to increase with increased development and impervious surfaces such as roads and parking lots. We have a similar concern that water and sewer extensions in the rural buffer could lead to future development at urban densities. For these reasons, we support having education and informa- tion programs for owners and builders of private water and wastewater systems, and suggest periodic inspections by a public agency of private systems. 1-B-3 044 Synopsis of Comments Goal 2 - Sewage Disposal Provide adequate and appropriate sewage disposal facilities for all current and future residents. A. General Policies (Draft Policy) (See Preceding Page) Orange Water & Sewer Authority (Continued) of sewage disposal facilities should be made in close cooperation with utility service providers and municipalities within the County. This is particularly important in the Urban Transition Area. OWISA is evaluating the possible application of alternatives to conventional, centralized gravity sewers. These alternatives include small-diameter gravity sewers, pressure sewers, vacuum sewers and cluster wastewater disposal systems. 3. This is a State law rather than a policy statement. Applicable laws and . regulations should be referenced, not restated, in the policy. 4. OMASA already has a comprehensive pretreatment regulation and sewer use ordinance which address the concerns expressed in this paragraph. The treatment process is dependent upon physical and chemical just biological processes. Wastewaters must be processes, not these treatment processes, and with the wastewate�eartmentianndadisposal practices of the sewer utility treating the wastewater. 5. In outlying areas where the County discourages public utility service extensions, the alternative to cluster systems is individual on-site systems. Because of the nature of their design, septic tank and subsurface drainfield systems should not be expected to give trouble-free service over the life of a house. Regardless of the standards in effect at the time of construction, septic tank systems will eventually fail. It has been reported that they have an average effective life of about 10 to 15 years, assuming no misuse, before rehabilitation, modifications or replacement are necessary. Consideration-should be given to the need for improved management of on-site and cluster water supply and wastewater disposal system. It appears that more conservative design standards and requirements for assuring proper long-term operation and maintenance are needed in our region. Previously, Q SA has submitted recommendations on this issue to the County; however, it does not appear that these have been incorporated. 6. This c recommendation is supported by MASA_ This provision should apply to f property for development and buyers of homes and structures with existing systems. There should be an ongoing County-wide public education program to inform home and property owners in the County of issues, concerns, and ongoing operation and maintenance needs associated with on-site and cluster systems. 2-A-2 043 Synopsis of Comments Goal 2 - Sewage Disposal Provide adequate and appropriate sewage disposal facilities for all current and future residents. A. General Policies (Draft Pol i cg) General Policies. 1 . Sewage disposal needs should be met in a manner consistent with existing agricultural , water quality critical area, environmental protection and buffer policies. 2. The type of sewage disposal facilities appropriate for an area should be identified as a function of the magnitude of present and future demand; the distribution of users; and the capacity of the natural environment to absorb the impact. 3. Discharges of any waste by a residence, place of business or place of assembly shall be in accordance with Article 11 ( Sanitary Sewage Systems) of Chapter 130A of the General Statutes of North Carolina. 4. Where any waste is discharged into the OWASA, Durham, Mebane or Hillsborough sewage treatment facilities by a residence, place of business or place or assembly, it shall be capable of being treated by biological means. 5. Dn-site disposal should be encouraged in low-density and rural areas where soil conditions are acceptable. in rural areas with unacceptable soils, State-approved on- site sewage disposal systems will be required. 6. The buyers of property In the County should be fully informed about the on-site sewage disposal characteris- tics of the sites on their property. Orange Water & Sewer Authority A. General Policies 1. Sewage disposal needs should be met in a manner consistent with land use plans and growth management policies, including those policies listed in the first paragraph. 2. The present and potential availability of public utility services must also be considered in evaluating appropriate types of sewage disposal. The evaluation of appropriate sewage disposal alternatives will require assistance from State and local agencies and individuals with expertise and experience in the field of wastewater collection and treatment system design, operation and maintenance. The aetermination of appropriate types 2-A-1 045 Synopsis of Comments Goal 2 - Sewage Disposal Provide adequate and appropriate sewage disposal facilities for all current and future residents. A. General Policies (Draft Policy) (See Preceding Page) Town of Carrboro How is the County planning to "encourage" on-site disposal in low-density and rural areas where soil conditions are acceptable (General Policy number 5)? Town of Chapel Hill 6. Back-up Drainfield Recruijements The life and proper functioning of underground wastewater absorption systems can be limited by wastewater volumes soil conditions, the quality of operation and maintenance and other factors. Septic systems are often thought to have a useful life of about 15 years. When soil in the drainfield of a septic or clustered under- ground wastewater absorption system is excessively clogged with solids from wastewater, the micro-organisms in the soil are unable to regenerate the system's ability to absorb wastewater. To reduce these potential problems, Fairfax County, Virginia and other jurisdictions have required back-up drainfields for these systems. Use of the two drainfields alternates so that each field has periods of non-operation and regenera- tion of the soil's capacity to absorb wastewater. Owners receive periodic reminders of when to change drainfields by turning a valve. For the above reasons, we recommend Orange County consider requiring back-up drainfields. 2-A-3 048 Synopsis of Comments Goal 2 - Sewage Disposal Provide adequate and appropriate sewage disposal facilities for all current and future residents. B. Alternative System Policies (Draft Policy) (See Preceding Page) Economic Development Commission (Continued) 2. Alternative Systems for More (or Less) than 3.000 2-3). This section. especially 2.a and 2.b is unclear. (paThe following specific points require clarification: 1) Under these regulations what can you do with a small treatment plant that you can't do with a large treatment plant? 2) How is a package plant to be defined? 3) Why is the cutoff point 3.000 gpd? 4) What is the approval process, e.g., in what circum- stances is a public hearing required? 5) Does this section of the policy apply to the entire County, or is it only applied to the watersheds or other specific areas? 6) If there is a package plant with greater than 4.000 gpd, and it is not located in a special district. then is it addressed in this policy? 7) Is there it deliberate attempt to discourage small developments and encourage large developments? If so. the policy should state this clearly. 8) Better understanding would be achieved if the two types of things, i.e.. water/serer policy and zoning for sewage disposal. were separated. Orange Water & Sewer Authority B. Alternative teas policies . 1s section is unclear as it appears to both encourage and discourage alternative systems and package plants, without including a definition of such systems. The policy should state who will determine what type of system is appropriate for a site. Applicable laws and regulations should be referenced, not restated. Now will the use of these systems be discouraged where it is determined necessary? What alternatives will be permitted and encouraged? The use of alternative acceptable where suitable site conditions exist alternative systems perpetual operation and maintenance can be assured. 2-B-2 . 047 Synopsis of Comments Goal 2 - Sewage Disposal Provide adequate and appropriate sewage disposal facilities for all current and future residents. B. Alternative System Policies (Draft Policy) l t4.err.at i vw System a radicles 1 . The use of alternatives to traditional septic systems should be facilitated on land unsuitable for septic tanks and not served by public sewer. The elimination of administration and informational barriers to the use of safe, sanitary alternat(ve on-site disposal systems within the County should be encouraged. 2. The use of private community treatment systems should be discouraged as a means of sewage disposal throughout Orange County. a. Ground absorption sewage disposal systems of 3000 gallons per day or more design capacity, and package treatment plants with a design capacity of 3000 gallons per day or less should be allowed only in situations where the clustering of development is utilized to occupy a smaller land area and/or only through Special Use Permit or Planned Development approval procedures as set forth in the Subdivision Regulations and/or Zoning Ordinance. b. Ground absorption systems with a design capacity of 3 ,000 gallons per day or more and package treatment plants for sanitary sewage disposal are expressly prohibited in the Agricultural Residential (AR) , Rural Buffer (R8) , Water Supply Watershed (PW- II ) , and Water Quality Critical Area (WQCA) districts as shown in the Land Use Plan except as may be approved through Special Use Permit or Planned Development approval procedures. 3. The responsibilities and duties adjunct to the operation and maintenance of package sewage treatment plants should be specified as a requirement to the permitting process for such facilities in the Subdivision Regulations and/or Zoning Ordinance. Economic Development Commission 1. Alternative Systems Policies (pages 2-3). This section seems both to encourage and discourage alternative systems. without defining those systems. There is clearly a need to examine these systems more carefully, to identify what works (and doesn't work) . As written it is unclear who decides what type of alternative system is allowed at a particular site. Is it Health Department staff? Planning staff? The policy should make this clear. and if the approval procedures are already stated elsewhere, e.g. in zoning or other ordinances or codes. reference those document(s). 2-B-1 050 Synopsis of Comments Goal 2 - Sewage Disposal Provide adequate and appropriate sewage disposal facilities for all current and future residents. B. Alternative System Policies (Draft Policy) (See Preceding Page) Town of Carrboro 2. Sewaoe Disposal There is inconsistency in this section of the document , especially in the portions of the section that address alternative treatment systems. In one sentence, the County is stating that alternatives to traditional septic systems should be facilitated on land unsuitable for septic tanks and not served by public water and sewer; in the next sentence, the County states that the use of private community treatment systems should be discouraged throughout the County. In framing a policy on alternative systems, attention should be given to several important points . First , the use of alternative treatment systems facilitates development at greater densities than would otherwise be possible, and also permits development of environmentally sensitive lands which otherwise would not be developable. The County should consider whether it wants to encourage the development of such lands and how that development should take place. Finally, encouraging development of alternative systems (so-called "package plants" ) could encourage urban sprawl, which runs counter to the County's policy of directing growth towards the Urban Services Areas adjacent to existing municipalities . On the other hand, creative use of clustering and dedication of open space could create villages surrounded by protected rural open space. - If the County does mean to encourage the use of alternative treatment systems, some consideration should be establishing a centralized monitoring and inspection given to keeping track of the program for performance of such systems. 2-B-4 Synopsis of Comments Goal 2 - Sewage Disposal Provide adequate and appropriate sewage disposal facilities for 0 49 all current and future residents. B. Alternative System Policies (Draft Policy) (See Preceding Page) Orange Water & Sewer Authority (Continued) State regulations and permitting processes already prohibit the use of package treatment plants and all other point source discharges in all WS-I water supply watersheds or watersheds for which a WS-I reclassification request is pending (such as for University Lake and Cane Creek Reservoir watersheds) . A very conservative regulatory approach is justified for community wastewater disposal systems. Because of their size, the failure of these systems, particularly those within water supply watersheds, will present significant health and environmental consequences. 3. Consideration should be given to requiring performance bonds for such systems. • Where on-site and cluster water supply and wastewater collection and treatment systems are used, easements should be required to be dedicated to permit the orderly extension of public water and sewer services and facilities in the event such extensions are needed in the future to alleviate a problem or to provide for planned growth. This requirement should apply to all property through which an extension of a, water main or sewer interceptors and mains may be needed in the future. This would facilitate the completion of such extensions in an economical and timely manner. In the Georgetown Divide Improvement District (California) , in subdivisions where on-site wastewater systems are used, developers within the district are required to dedicate easements for future sewer systems. On-site disposal systems are designed so that as much of the system as possible can be used if and when a central system is installed. Environmental Affairs Board 2. In Goal II, number 1 under Alternative System Policies on page 2 of the document, there is a discussion of the use of alternatives to traditional septic systemas should be facilitated on land unsuitable for septic tanks and not served by public sewer. " The Board feels that in such areas the requirement for a Performance Bond should be explored. This should be .included as an' option under Goal 2---3 051 Synopsis of Comments Goal 2 - Sewage Disposal Provide adequate and appropriate sewage disposal facilities for all current and future residents. D. Alternative System Policies (Draft Policy) • (See Preceding Page) Town of Chapel Hill 5. Clustered Private Wastewater Systems vs. Individual septic $vstems If a "clustered" private wastewater system serving several residences or businesses fails, there are greater disadvan- tages than if an individual septic system serving one unit fails. we are concerned that clustered systems involve greater com- plexities for private owners than individual septic systems. Also, when operation of a clustered system is by a private contractor, cost considerations could take precedence over long-term public health needs. For these reasons, we suggest the County's policy prohibit or severely restrict clustered systems unless there are new institutional arrangements to provide stronger protection. A public agency's operation of clustered systems may be an appropriate potential solution. 7. Maintenance of private wastewater systems by public or non-profit entities. As noted above, we think operation and/or maintenance by public or non-profit an entity for which public health is the primary goal can be advantageous. We urge the County to consider the need for new institutional arrangements. 2-B-5 054 Synopsis of Comments Goal 3 - Urban Development Establish an urban development pattern compatible with the goal of directing urban growth to areas where it is desirable and can be practically and efficiently served by water and sewer facilities. A. General Policies (Draft Policy) (See Preceding Page) Orange Water & Sewer Authority A. General Policies 1. 01ASA agrees tnat a cooperative planning process should be developed to guide water and sewer system planning and management in a manner compatible with local land use planning and growth management efforts. In this regard, it is OASA's position that many of the issues and concerns addressed in the County's draft water/sewer policy can be adequately addressed by amending existing water and sewer policies of the utility service providers within the County. O4 SA presently coordinates its system planning activities with local land use plans and growth management efforts. a Paragraphs 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 are land use plan policy statements/standards and not extension policy statements. Town of Carrboro These are land use planning issues, riot water and sewer policies . The points that are made here regarding the appropriateness of public water and sewer service extensions to the Urban -Services Areas are best made under the headings of water supply and sewage disposal. Including them here adds an unnecessary layer of confusion of what is nominally a water and sewer policy. 3-A-2 , 053 Synopsis of Comments Goal 3 - Urban Development Establish an urban development pattern compatible with the goal of directing urban growth to areas where it is desirable and can be practically and efficiently served by water and sewer facilities. A. General Policies (Draft Policy) genera Policies 1 . A cooperative joint planning process should be developed and implemented among the County, its municipalities, surrounding jurisdictions and utility providers responsible for water and sewer lines to guide the extension of lines in accordance with the land use plans and policies of the affected jurisdictions. 2. Land in areas changing from rural to urban in character and which could reasonably be developed to accommodate urban-type densities should be designated as Transition Areas In the Land Use Plan. Such lands are currently but not completely served by urban systems such as water and sewer lines. Transition Areas should be further classified into Ten and Twenty-Year areas to reflect the most appropriate sequence of development as the areas change from rural to urban /and services are extended. 3. Intensive land uses should be directed to Transition Areas and away from areas which are suitable for continued agricultural uses and which are protected as Water Supply Watersheds and Water Quality Critical Areas. 4. Rural , low-density land surrounding Urban Areas, but beyond the Transition Areas, should be designated as Rural Buffer in the Land Use Plan. These areas will remain rural In character, will not require urban services and will maintain farming or rural non-farm residential development as the most appropriate land use. 5. Land in areas suitable for low-density residential development but not suited for agricultural uses, that is is not dependent on urban services and to which urban services will not be extended within the next twenty years should be designated as Rural Residential in the Land Use Plan. 6. Land in areas where the prevailing land use activities consist of agricultural and forestry and which should continue in these uses should be designated as Agricultural-Residential in the Land Use Plan. 3-A-1 056 Synopsis of Comments Goal 3 - Urban Development Establish an urban development pattern compatible with the goal of directing urban growth to areas where it is desirable and can be practically and efficiently served by water and sewer facilities. B. Service Capability/Capacity Policies (Draft Policy) 3. In cases where the construction and completion of a development project would require water and/or sewer permits granted by a local , State or Federal agency, that agency shall officially approve by certificate or permit the development project. a. Plans for a proposed public or community sewage system shall be approved by the Health Department Director or the Division of Environmental Management of the N. C. Department of Natural Resources and Community Development, whichever is appropriate. Said system shall be completed according to the approved plans, provided that where said improvements are to be installed or constructed subsequent to the approval of a final subdivision plat, special use permit or planned development, plans and specifications for said improvements shall be approved by the appropriate agencies and references to said Improvements shall be made a part of the final plat or permit. b. Plans for proposed pubii,c or community water supply systems shall be approved by the Health Department Director or by the Division of Health Services of the N. C. Department of Human Resources, whichever is appropriate. The requirements for the approval of plans are the same as for proposed public or community sewage systems above. Orange Water & Sewer Authority B. Service Capability/Capacity Policies 1. Tne 10-year and 20-year Transi ioTh Areas are those areas expected to develop to suburban or urban type densities within the next twenty years. Presumably, these areas would be considered for annexation by municipalities once development is proposed or has occurred. Annexation of areas with on-site and cluster systems is a potential significant concern. OWASA recommends that development within the transition areas be required to extend public water and sewer utility services at the time of development. If this is infeasible, MASA recommends that: (1) the minimum lot size requirement in this area be significantly increased until 3-B-2 055 Synopsis of Comments Goal 3 - Urban Development Establish an urban development pattern compatible with the goal of directing urban growth to areas where i t i s desirable and can be practically and efficiently served by water and sewer facilities. B. Service Capability/Capacity Policies (Draft Policy) P. - 1 . In Urban, and Ten and Twenty-Year Transition Areas as designated in the Land Use Plan, public and/or private water and sewer lines should exist at the site or be assured of installation as part of the development process prior to the approval of any development project. "Assured of installation" shall mean that the municipality, private association or water or sewer authority to whose system the development project is to be connected has reviewed and approved preliminary plans for proposed water and/or sewer lines, the adequacy of the existing system( s) to which the connections) will be made, the capacity of existing water and/or sewer treatment facilities, and the method of funding proposed extensions of water and/or sewer lines. Following review and approval of preliminary plans, the board of directors or governing, board of the municipality, association or authority must have approved, through formal resolution or other agreement, the provision of water and/or sewer service to the development project. Such approval may be contingent upon the developer submitting final construction plans for review and approval to the municipality,and/or ociation or authority as well as appropriate agencies. "Development process" shall mean the commencement of construction on the development project. 2. The lot size for a residence, place of business or place of assembly shall be appropriate to the method of water supply and sewage disposal . 3-B-1 057 Synopsis of Comments Goal 3 - Urban Development Establish an urban development pattern compatible with the goal of directing urban growth to areas where it is desirable and can be practically and efficiently served by water and sewer facilities. O. Service Capability/Capacity Policies (Draft Policy) (See Preceding Page) Orange Water & Sewer Authority (Continued) such services are available; and (2) if alternative systems are approved, there should be requirements that public utility easements be dedicated for the orderly extension of future public utility services in the area, cluster water distribution and wastewater collection systems be designed to acceptable utility standards, such as CWASA's, and a binding commitment be provided requiring connection to public water and sewer utilities when they are available (at the applicable rates, fees and availability charges in effect at the time of connection) . The definition of "Assured of'Installation" appears to be applicable to a project review procedure rather than an.extension policy. 3. It should be clearly stated that plans for the water and/or sewer system must be officially approved by the utility providing service before construction of the utility lines or structures to be served by the improvements actually begins. The plan approval and line or system construction activities referred to in (a) and (b) are addressed in State laws and regulations. Town of Carrboro If the County decides not to reorganize the document, but to retain these policies under an Urban Development heading, we would offer the following specific comments: - General Policy number 2 refers to Ten- and Twenty- Year Transition Areas -- these have been called Transition Areas I and II in the revised Joint Planning. Agreement dated November 2, 1987, and this policy should be changed to be consistent with that nomenclature. The Service Capability/Capacity Policies seem to be telling local jurisdictions with land use permitting control in the Transition Areas how to handle those permitting decisions . Is that the County's intent? Carrboro understands the need for regional thinking on these issues, but reminds the County that the local governments do not directly control the extension of water and sewer service into these areas. 060 Synopsis of Comments Goal 3 - Urban Development Establish an urban development pattern compatible with the goal of directing urban growth to areas where it is desirable and can be practically and efficiently served by water and sewer facilities. C. Extension Policies (Draft Policy) (See Preceding Page) Economic Development Commission 1. Planning in conjunction with service providers. Who does the planning? How will potential conflicts with the LUP be resolved? 2. Efland Sewer. Is this policy intended to apply (in retro- spect) to the Efland sewer? If so. are the arrangements for tap-on fees. maintenance. etc.. which exist for the Efland sewer consistent with this proposed water/sewer policy as presently worded? Can this water/sewer policy provide the framework for making the Efland sewer cost effective? One (partial) solution is to make sewer connections mandatory before building permits are issued for any new developments in the area which is served by the Efland sewer. Orange Water & Sewer Authority C. Extension Policies 1. The establishment of service areas has major direct and indirect impacts on municipal planning and growth management efforts, the long-term financial strength of the various water and sewer service providers, and the pattern, quality and economic efficiency of water and wastewater services throughout the region. Decisions relative to 'the establishment of service -areas must be made in close cooperation with municipalities and utility service providers in the County. The establishment of water and sewer service districts should be based on a comprehensive evaluation of the technical and economic feasibility and environmental compatibility of providing public water and sewer services in the region.' The policy states that the governing board of the service provider must officially approve each proposed water and sewer extension by resolution or other agreement. The approval of plans and allocation of facility capacity for a proposed project is an administrative decision which does not require specific approval of the CWASA Board of Directors. The Board depends upon ONASA staff to review the technical aspects of project plans in accordance with OWPSA's policies and procedures. The Board becomes involved in such aecisions only if a major policy issue arises. • Under Paragraphs 2 and 3, the term "hardships solely the result of the inability to use the land" needs to be clarified. 3-C-2 059 Synopsis of Comments Goal 3 - Urban Development Establish an urban development pattern compatible with the goal of directing urban growth to areas where it is desirable and can be practically and efficiently served by water and sewer facilities. C. Extension Policies (Draft Policy) Extension PoJicits 1 . Urban service areas for Chapel Hill , Carrboro, Hillsborough, Mebane, Durham and the service area of the Orange-Alamance Water System should be established which correspond with Urban, and Ten and Twenty-Year Transition Areas as identified in the Land Use Plan. Water and sewer Iines should be directed to those areas which contain and are appropriate for higher density Levels of residential , 'commercial and industrial development. 2. The extension of public and/or private water and sewer services in areas designated Water Supply Watershed, Water Quality Critical Area and Rural Buffer in the Land Use Plan shall be prohibited except to address public health. emergencies and hardships solely the result of the inability to use the land proposed to be served by said services. 3. Development projects to be supplied by public and/or private water and/or sewer service will not be approved unless located in Urban, and Ten and Twenty-Year Transition Areas as designated in the Land Use Plan or unless service is available through a water and/or sewer line extended to address a' public health emergency and hardships solely the result of the inability to use the land proposed to be served by said services. Development project refers to any residence, place of business or place of assembly, and any major or minor subdivision, special use or planned development which requires the approval of Orange County through administration and enforcement of the N.C. State Building Code or its Zoning and Subdivision Regulations. 4. Extensions of public or private water and/or sewer services outside Urban, and Ten and Twenty-Year Transition Areas adopted as part of the Land Use Plan will not be funded by Orange County. 3-C-i 061 Synopsis of Comments Goal 3 - Urban Development Establish an urban development pattern compatible with the • goal of directing urban growth to areas where it is desirable and can be practically and efficiently served by water and sewer facilities. C. Extension Policies (Draft Policy) (See Preceding Page) Environmental Affairs Board 3. Goal III, Extension Policies on Pace 5, states "Urban service areas for Chapel Rill, Carrboro, Hillsborough, Mebane, Durham, and the service area of the Orange- Alamance Water System should be established which correspond with Urban, and Ten and Twenty-year Transition Areas as identified in the Land Use Plan. " It is the opinion of the Hoard that this should be conducted in cooperation with the Orange Water and Sewer Authority. However, if Orange County is going to be in the sewer operation, an overall county-wide pia: needs to be developed. There must be specific boundaries to these areas which are not in any way arbitrary, and there must be an efficient means of amending these Town of Chapel Hill 3. Relationship to 1987 Joint Planning Agreement The County's draft policy is generally consistent with the Joint Planning Agreement. For example, the policy would al- low water and sewer extensions in the rural buffer and Uni- versity Lake watershed only to address public health emer- gencies and hardships solely the result of inability to use the land,- e.g. , if the soil at a site is not suitable for underground absorption of wastewater. We believe water and wastewater private systems in water- sheds and rural buffer areas should be carefully designed, built, used and maintained for long-term, proper operation in the interest of public health and citizens who own and use these systems. 'If these systems fail, there may be de- mand for water and sewer extensions. 3-C-3 064 Synopsis of Comments Goal 4 - County Involvement Establish a basis for Orange County's involvement in the provision of water and/or sewer services and facilities. A. General Policies (Draft Policy) (See Preceding Page) Economic Development Commission 1. County involvement in sewer line provision: trunk lines versus tap-ons for individual projects. Construction (or funding of sever trunk lines raises quite different considerations from con- struction (or funding) of connections for individual projects to those trunk lines. and the water/sewer policy should address them separately. Trunk lines. It is probable that no one project can justify cost-effective payback for a major trunk line or inter- ceptor sewer line. Furthermore. major decisions about the line of a trunk sewer should not be based on the location of a single user. Rather. trunk lines should be planned and put in place on a phased basis for all of those areas which are urban (or in the 10-20 year transition area) and scheduled for economic development. or other priority development. The trunk lines should follow the best gravity route for draining the basin in question. and linking it to the sewage treatment plant. After the trunk sewer is in place. for each site on which development is to be permitted (not necessarily along the entire line of the trunk). tap-ons to the sewer should be mandatory for all new development before a building permit is issued. This will ensure reimbursement in the long run as the area designated for development builds up. Tap-on fees should be assessed on a per/acre basis. and on a schedule which has built-in inflation: it should be cheaper to pay the tap-on fee now. rather than ne=t year. The result would be quicker payback if people choose to pay the tap-on fees in advance of construction. Sewer service linking a project to the trunk line. County involvement in the cost of providing sewer connection from a particu- lar project to the trunk line can be assessed on a project by project basis. and the type of procedure for assessing a project outlined under Goal 5 is appropriate. 4-A-2 063 Synopsis of Comments Goal 4 -- County Involvement Establish a basis for Orange County's involvement in the provision of water and/or sewer services and facilities. A. General Policies (Draft Policy) Genera] Policies 1 . Water and sewer utilities extended to a development shall be based on good engineering practice and shall be determined by the long-range plans of the utility system to which they are connected. Utility extensions will be considered by the County in conjunction with assessments of potential growth and service need in the area. 2. Eligible project expenses include engineering studies, easement acquisition, water and sewer lines including pipe and ancillary equipment such as water pumps, sewer pumps, valves, pump houses, fire hydrants, and water and sewer treatment plants as well as the actual construction of these utilities. 3. Major water and sewer utilities will be funded to a reasonable point along the property line of an approved project, within the limitations of available funds. Major water and sewer extensions are defined as projects where pipe sizes greater than eight (8) inches in diameter are extended more than 750 feet beyond existing, facilities. 4. Water and sewer utilities must be built to the standards and specifications of the municipality, private association or water or sewer authority to whose system they are connected. 5,. Where a ._.public facility 1s to be served, advance approval of the Board of Commissioners on the siting of the facility and County participation shall be obtained. The extent of County involvement shall be limited in, such instances to the extent that the facility will benefit the residents of Orange County. 6. Orange County shall have title to any water and sewer utilities which it funds; provided, however, such title shall only be required where water/sewer lines are extended beyond the existj'ng utility service area of a municipally or publicly-owned system. Where County funding for projects outside an existing utility service area are repaid, title to the water and sewer utilities shall be granted to the municipal or public system. In the latter case, the County may attach conditions to the transfer of title which require that connections and/or uses must be limited in such a manner to be consistent with the Land Use Plan. 4-A-1 066 Synopsis of Comments Goal 4 - County Involvement Establish a basis for Orange County's involvement in the provision of water and/or sewer services and facilities. A. General Policies (Draft Policy) (See Preceding Page) Orange Water & Sewer Authority (Continued) 6. Ownership and control of the water and sewer lines and facilities connected to a public utility system should be the responsibility of the utility which provides maintenance and operation of the system. A precedent for this has been established in the Agreements of Sale and Purchase with the Town of Chapel Hill and the Town of Carrboro. These agreements permit the towns to extend the OWASA system, provided they convey ownership of the improvements to QSA upon completion. Rather than having multiple agreements for the ownership, maintenance, billing and treatment responsibilities (such as has been done for the Efland/Cheeks sewer system) , it would be preferable to have only one party responsible for providing service. Section III(C) (4) states that the County will not participate in extensions beyond the urban and transition areas. If urban service areas correspond to these areas, then under Section IN(A) (6) the County would not require that it retain title to the improvements. How and by whom will projects be repaid? Town of Carrboro Again, the County's purpose here is unclear. The language of the General Policies under this section implies that the County would like approval authority over all utility extensions, although this is not clearly stated anywhere. In addition, the language concerning ownership and control of water and sewer lines and facilities raises questions about the County's intent -- why would the County be interested in owning segments of sewer lines? Ownership and control of such facilities should properly, be in the hands of the utility which provides for the maintenance and operation of the system of which they are a part; it should not be fragmented. This is true no matter who funds an extension. General Policy number 5 seems to indicate that the Board of Commissioners wishes to have approval power over the siting of all public facilities . It needs to be made clear that municipalities within Orange County have the authority to site and construct their own public facilities without rior Count approval. p County 4-A-4 065 • Synopsis of Comments Goal 4 - County Involvement Establish a basis for Orange County's involvement in the provision of water and/or sewer services and facilities. A. General Policies (Draft Policy) (See Preceding Page) Economic Development Commission (Continued) 2. Ownership of sewer lines. This policy appears to force County into sewer line ownership which implies maintenance and other nuts-and-bolts operations. It is not necessary to own the lines to collect the tap-on fees needed for reimbursement of capital costs, and. we believe. not appropriate for the County to be engaged in the nuts-and-bolts operations of a sewer system. If State/Federal participation in the funding requires County ownership. then this possibility could be allowed for as an exception rather than making County ownership the rule. 3. County control over development patterns. The County has the LUP and the zoning and sub-division ordinances. which are ade- quate to control development. The EDC believes the water/sewer policy should not be regarded as yet another method of controlling growth: rather. it can be a positive tool for ensuring quality development in the correct areas. Orange Water & Sewer Authority A. General Policies 1. This requirement is fundamental to proper, long-term system operation and planning. 2. An introductory phrase should be added as follows: "Orange County may consider providing financial assistance for the completion of water and/or sewer facilities, as provided in this Section. Funding assistance may be available for completion of engineering studies,.... 3. %bat is the basis for the 750 feet minimum distance requirement? This provision may encourage "leapfrogged" development. 4. Agreed. Utility service providers within the County should consider the benefits of developing uniform standards for water and sewer utility line construction. 4-A-3 068 Synopsis of Comments Goal 4 - County Involvement Establish a basis for Orange County's involvement in the provision of water and/or sewer services and facilities. B. Application Policies - (See Preceding Page) Orange Water & Sewer Authority B. Application Policies 1. It appears that any party may apply for County funding assistance. It is stated that the County will enter into treatment agreements only with public bodies; however, in (IV) (A) (4) above it appears that the County would fund extensions that connect to a treatment system owned by a private party. This should be clarified. 2. A provision should exist for immediate consideration of extensions required to correct a public health threat. 4-B-2 067 Synopsis of Comments 6081 4 - County Involvement Establish a basis for Orange County's involvement in the provision of water and/or sewer services and facilities. B. Application Policies Aet nlicaion Po V cies 1 . A request for funding water and sewer utilities may be made by any individual , agency or corporation or any municipality within Orange County; provided, however, Orange County will enter into water/sewer supply and/or treatment agreements only with public bodies. 2. All requests for funding shall be made to the County Manager' s Office and must be on file in advance of the start of the budget process (February 1 ) , accompanied by , the required application material . ( See Project Selection Policies. ) 3. Upon receiving a request for water or sewer utilities, the County Manager will gather the following information: a.' A map and brief report identifying existing anticipated areas of development that could be served by the requested water or sewer utilities. b. Approximate additional cost of installing oversized utilities to serve the development in the area of the proposed project. c. Signed statement of the water or sewer service provider to whose system the requested utilities will be connected, stating their willingness to serve the proposed project as well as any other anticipated development in the area specified by the County. The statement should attest to their capabilities for meeting all the required needs of utility services for the project including foreseeable expansion as well as other existing and potential development specified by the County in the area of the project. Economic Development Commission 4. APplication Policies (pages 7-8). Who takes the initiative? The Feb. 1 deadline is unrealistic for economic development projects (unless they are so large as to require separate provision in the County budget). The Enterprise Fund or revolving fund. concept referred to under Goal 5 would avoid the awkwardness of one deadline per year. 4-B-1 070 Synopsis of Comments Goal 4 - County Involvement Establish a basis for Orange County's involvement in the provision of water and/or sewer services and facilities. C. Project Selection Policies (Draft Policy) (See Preceding Page) Economic Development Commission (Continued) Wage rate/job opportunities. Applying a "high" wage criterion (e) may conflict with the goal of maximizing job opportunities for citizens (d). Average wage rate. It is difficult to get an adequate benchmark to provide a standard of measurement. The Industrial Revenue Bond guidelines have a similar provision, but that refers only to the "average manufacturing wage", which is calculated by the State. A complicated formula is then used to measure the company's payroll against the state-generated standard. One suggestion would be to omit this specific criterion for qualifying companies, and to add another — that if state or federal funds are also involved, the company in question must comply with the appropriate State/Federal guidelines. Proper Zoning. Unless the site was zoned in the past by the County or has been zoned by a municipality. the proper zoning for development cannot be secured without adequate provision for water/serer. If "proper zoning" is required in advance. this seems to rule out situations where the project site is consistent with the LUP. has not yet been zoned for development, and water/sewer is not yet in place - exactly the type of situation where the water/sewer policy could be helpful, and County participation might be applied for. Multiple Qualifying Criteria. Must the company meet all of the criteria? Who decides? If the company or project must meet the criteria "where applicable", what is meant by "where applicable"? 4-C-2 669 1 Synopsis of Comments Goal 4 -- County Involvement Establish a basis for Orange County's involvement in the provision of water and/or sewer services and facilities. C. Project Selection Policies (Draft Policy) Project Selection noticieq 1 . Water and/or sewer projects to be funded will be selected using the following criteria: a. The project must be in conformance with the Orange County Land Use Plan and Map. b. The project must be outside a protected watershed or where proposed to be within a protected watershed, be able to show the proposed development is compatible with maintaining water quality. c. The project must have the proper zoning at the proposed site. d. The project must improve job opportunities available to Orange County citizens, especially for women and minorities unless there is a statement by the project applicant that Job opportunities available for women and minorities will be equal to those of other Orange County citizens. e. The project must provide jobs above the prevailing wage scale in the County. f. The project vices not inordinnt fidemand re andoalira County s protection. g. The project must provide a significant increase in the County tax base. approved but funding is not 2. Where a project is app immediately available. it will be placed on a priority waiting list based on its approval date. Economic Development Commission 5. %1NliOCt selection nolicits (pages 8-9). -Taxes e. What is maanL by "slgnifiCalit iticrtws!" in the Count y tax base? The County tam base is so htay.ly w Sig hted towards residential. that a quite large dollar investment by a company would not necessarily create a "significant increase" in the overall County tax base. A better concept is "c ost effective payback". e.g.. formula related to the costs of providing the service versus the amount of tames derived from a new company over a five-pear period. Also. some projects may yield significant sales tax revenues in addition to property taxes. 4-C-1 µl2 4 Synopsis of Comments Goal 5 - Financial Participation Establish a basis for Orange County's participation in the financing of water and/or sewer services and facilities. A. General Policies (Draft Policy) Genera L Policies 1 . Orange County' s investment is restricted to and where it issues its bonds for projects which have a relation to safeguarding the public health, safety and general welfare. Orange County will not participate in projects which will benefit exclusively private interests. Public expenditures shall further ,be limited to projects in approved service areas (Ten ; and Twenty-Year Transition Areas designated on the Land Use Plan) and/or for which which there is County funding responsibility. 2. Upon a decision by the Board of Commissioners that funding for a project is available and that criteria for approval have been met, the basis for County participation shall be on a pay-back basis. 3. Water and/or sewer extensions for the purpose of addressing a public health hazard may be financed by the following means: a. Revolving fund; b. State/Federal grants and loans; and/or c. General Fund and Enterprise Fund contributions. ( Includes both capital and operating funds) General Fund contributions, both capital and operating, will be used only if funding cannot be obtained from other sources. 4. Water and/or sewer extensions for economic development purposes Or for the development/expansion of a County- owned system may be financed by the following methods: a. Revolving funds; b. State/Federal grants and loans; and/or c. General Fund or Enterprise Fund contributions. ( Includes capital funds only) Capital funds from the General Fund will be used only if funding cannot be obtained from other sources. 5-A-1 071 Synopsis of Comments Goal 4 - County Involvement Establish a basis for Orange County`s involvement in the provision of water and/or sewer services and facilities. C. Project Selection Policies (Draft Policy) (See Preceding Page) Orange Water & Sewer Authority C. Project Selection Policies 1. Tne word "must" in subsections (d) and (f) appears to limit funding assistance to projects which provide additional job opportunities, such as industrial and commercial development. This appears contrary to other sections of the policy which imply that the County will also participate in extensions necessary to eliminate a public health problem, such as the Rahgewood Subdivision sewer extension. This Paragraph should be revised to address such extensions. Environmental Affairs Board 4. There are several inconsistencies within the criteria in the policy framework of the document. For example, the document states that any project supported by the County must provide additional jobs. Yet, it appears to preclude support for privately-owned enterprises. Furthermore, provisions appear to eliminate remedial action on health hazards at existing institutions. 5. The concept of protecting the public health needs to be included as a basis for developing the entire water/Sewer Policy. This may be stated in Goal :v, Protect Selection Policies under number 1 on page 8 of the document. Town of Carrboro Does the County really want to limit the availability of its funding for water and sewer extensions to projects which provide additional job opportunities, or is the County also interested in funding emergency projects e public gal lest caused by failing P ic t n needs to be included here. 4-C-3 074 Synopsis of Comments Goal 5 - Financial Participation Establish a basis for Orange County's participation in the financing of water and/or sewer services and facilities. A. General Policies (Draft Polic (See Preceding Page) Orange Water & Sewer Authority A. General Policies 1. ms paragrapn could be interpreted as excluding f industrial and commercial develo u wing assistance for interests "exclusively'? development. mat would benefit private limited to extensions with�e�/icy states that assistance would be Does this mean that funding 10-year and 20-year Transition Areas. under-eking an extension m �leviateea�d not be available for public water supply watershed or other area, outside the a within a Transition Area? 2. The term 'pay-back basis" should be addressed in the policy. 3. This Paragraph addresses funding of extensions for alleviate health hazards. As stated previously, the Pro nP public should be revised to address extensions to ]mot Selection Policies o correct public health • Par ra problems. ag phs 3 and 4 appear to limit funding assistance for water and sewer line extensions rather than supply and treatment facilities. Is it the County's intention to become directly involved in water and sewer treatment facility construction? will the County became directly involved in construction inspection, operation and maintenance facilities constructed by the County? of treatment Environmental Affairs Board 6. In Goal V, under General Policies, the Board recommends that bond issues be listed as a viable means of financing. Revenue Bonds especially, are ar effective way to help pay for future public facilities. This ma be included is number 3 of Goal V. Y Town of Carrboro It is unclear how this differs in intent from Goal IV- County Involvement? Parts of this section do contradict parts of the County Involvement section. For example, General Policy number 1 of this section, which addresses the County's intent not to fund projects that benefit exclusive) be interpreted to mean that the County kinds could project that are specifically noted under Goal IV as to be encouraged through County financial assistance (projects that will provide jobs above the projects that improve ab p cvailing wage scale in the County, County citizens) . j available to Orange 5-A-3 ■ 073 Synopsis of Comments Goal 5 - Financial Participation Establish a basis for Orange Counte participation the financing of water and/or sewer services A. General Policies (Draft Policy) 5. All funds received from the operation of a County-owned system shall be paid into an Enterprise Fund. In all other cases, funds received through ital approved pay-back schedule shall be paid into a Cap Reserve Fund. All "pay-backs" shall include interest at the rate charged for assessments under N.C. General Statute 153A-185 or, in the event that the County borrows money for the extension, at the rate paid by the County on the debt. 6. Orange County' s financial participation for approved projects which are extensions to an existing County- owned sYsterevenues be to systeme a extensions to or projected operating costs plus the greater than the projected op 9 total debt service by the beginning of the third ear after the project i,s completed. Within limits p by the Board of Commissioners from time-to-time, the the amount of financial parttoiPextend shall systemctodmeet capital amount necessary projections shall be those approved the projections. All prof an by the Board of Comaisslgners and prepared by engineer employed by Economic Development Commission 1. " County Funding Responsibility" (Page 9. Item 1). What is meant by this? - 2. Use of Proceeds from Sands (Page 9). Reference e the State lams or regulations governing this. and explain the point • "general welfare" can include economic development. 3. Enterprise Fund (page 10). This could be specified more clearly. Row would it operate? Where would the funds CO . from? 4. Break-even Period (page 10). A break-even period of only 3 years is probably unrealistic: 5 years would be better. 5-A-2 .i ORANGE COUNTY 075 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT Meeting Date: October 10, 1988 Action Agenda Item # :7- a- SUBJECT: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ORDINANCE DEPARTMENT: PLANNING PUBLIC HEARING _x,Yes No ATTACHMENT(S) : INFORMATION CONTACT: Mary Scearbo Draft Environmental Impact Ordinance Memo Summarizing Environmental Review Process TELEPHONE NUMBERS: Hillsborough - 732-8181 Durham - 688-7331 Mebane - 227-2031 Chapel Hill - 967-9251 PURPOSE: To receive citizen comments on a proposed Environmental Impact Ordinance as authorized by the North Carolina Environmental Policy Act. BACKGROUND: The Environmental Policy Act provides authorization for local governments to enact an Environmental Impact Ordinance. The purpose of the Ordinance is to provide guidelines by which the local government can receive input and recommendations from the State on projects of potential environmental concern. The Ordinance establishes criteria to determine which projects shall be reviewed, and identifies how the review process is to occur. The Ordinance does not include performance criteria by which a project is to be approved or denied, but rather is a means to enhance the existing review process by providing additional information. Section 2 outlines the criteria to be used in determining if a particular project is subject to the ordinance requirements. Projects meeting one or more of the criteria would require submittal of an Environmental Assessment (EA) , supplemental to the existing development application. After review by the State and the County, the County would either issue a Finding Of No Significant Impact (FONSI) , or require submittal of an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) . A FONSI would require no additional input on the part . � 076 1r . of the applicant. An EIS would require submittal of an additional document, prepared in accordance with the Ordinance. In this sense, the EIS can be considered analogous to a Stormwater Management Study, or detailed Traffic Study, but could encompass other areas . When an EIS is required, any other major study or plan also required would be included as a part of the EIS, so that only one document would be prepared. To date, no other local jurisdiction in North Carolina has adopted and implemented such an ordinance. Staff has been working with the N.C. Department of Administration to prepare an ordinance which may be used as a model for other jurisdictions in the future. It is the intent of the Planning Department to minimize the costs and procedural changes necessary to implement the ordinance. Based on historical research into the types and complexity of development projects in Orange County, it is anticipated that the vast majority of projects for which an EA is required will result in a FONSI. Because there is no other ordinance from which to model the draft, it has become necessary for Planning Staff to anticipate and develop procedures for the fine points of implementation. This includes developing the EA questionnaire, and incorporating timelines and procedures specified in the Environmental Policy Act within the existing County timelines and processes. The intent is to minimize any impact or cost to the developer. For this reason, the Planning Staff recommends that the hearing be continued, so that comments may be received on the rough draft, and then work commenced towards refining the requirements. A memo which summarizes the process and intent of Environmental Review and identifies some of the areas, requiring further refinement is attached. RECOMMENDATION: The Administration recommends that the public hearing be continued to November 28. The comments received at this hearing will be used in further refinement of the draft ordinance. ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT 077 306F REVERE ROAD HILLSBOROUGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27278 to*" "o • MEMORANDUM TO: Board of County Commissioners Planning Board County Manager Planning Director FROM: Mary Scearbo, Planner III SUBJECT: Environmental Impact Ordinance DATE: October 5, 1988 Adoption of an Environmental Impact Ordinance would provide a mechanism by which the County could review development proposals of environmental concern. In addition to review by the County Environmental Planner, projects would be reviewed by the various State agencies. The County would have the benefit of comments from both the local and state level during the review and approval process. PROCESS OVERVIEW An Environmental Assessment (EA) , where required, would be submitted with the development applications . Review of the EA would result in issuance of a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) or requirement for the developer to submit an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) . Issuance of a FONSI would end the environmental review process. Requirement for an EIS would require preparation by the applicant of an additional document which would provide input to be used in the review and approval. Development proposals meeting one or more of the criteria below would require Environmental Review: requires a permit under the North Carolina Mining Act requires a permit under the North Carolina Solid 78 and Hazardous Waste Management Act - is within a water supply watershed -- contains areas identified in the Orange County Inventory of Natural Areas - contains site identified in "An Inventory of Sites of Cultural, Historical, Recreational, Biological, and Geological Significance in the Unincorporated portions of Orange County" - existing or proposed lots have average slope of more than 15% - the area of development exceeds 100 acres - a perennial stream is to be crossed by a road, bridge, or driveway - a proposed structure exceeds 25,000 square feet - total land disturbance (excluding roads) exceeds 40, 000 square, feet -- commercial or industrial water usage will exceed (Figure to be determined) - other potentially significant environmental impacts have been identified by the Planning Staff Bona fide farms, development on parcels less than 2 acres, and facilities related to the distribution of public utilities are exempt from the requirements of the ordinance. These criteria are the result of meetings and discussion between Planning Staff and the Ordinance Review Committee. The intent has been to identify areas of concern specific to Orange County. As additional information and comments are received through the public hearing process the criteria can be refined. Defining when and where the ordinance is to be applied is a cornerstone to its effectiveness and should be thoroughly reviewed and evaluated. ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT An Environmental Assessment would be required if any of the above criteria applied, and would entail completion of supplement to the application for Subdivision, Planned Development, Special Use Permit or Site plan approval. Upon review of the application, Planning Staff will notify the developer immediately if an EA is required but was not submitted with the development application. The application will not be considered complete until all application 3 079 materials are accepted. The Environmental Assessment would then be sent to the State Clearinghouse for distribution and review, within two working days of submittal. The State's review of the EA will parallel the County's review of the project. The EA must be advertised in the N. C. Environmental Bulletin, and have a review period of 15 days. Depending on when the application is submitted relative to County and State timelines, the period required for advertisement, review, and transmittal of comments would range between 25 and 40 days. The ordinance is currently drafted to allow a maximum of 40 days to determine if review of the EA will result in a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) or if an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) will be required. This time limit is well within the current time requirements for Planned Developments, Major Subdivision, and Special Use Permits. The time limits for approval of minor subdivisions would be increased by 10 days. Cost The Environmental Assessment should have a minimal effect on cost. An EA form will be provided by the Planning Department as a supplement of the application. The form will contain questions related to each of the criteria listed in Section 2, and will be developed in the format required by the Environmental Policy Act (Section 4) . The EA will be worded to be very clear and understandable. Most of the information needed in the assessment is already known by the developer or owner, and is already brought out at some point in the development process. By preparing a standard EA document, the developer will know exactly what information is to be provided, and will need only to fill in the blanks for most projects. In simple projects which meet very few of the criteria for which an EA is required, the owner may wish to complete the EA himself with the assistance, if needed, from the Planning Department, at no additional dollar costs. As projects become more complex, and involve more of the criteria identified in Section 2, the costs will naturally rise. This is true for the processing of any project, with or without an Environmental Impact Ordinance. If there are aspects of a proposal which are of concern, the developer may put more time and research into preparation of the EA as a means to convince those reviewing the document that additional information in the form of an EIS is not necessary. Any additional costs associated with the EA should remain minimal. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT If review of the EA indicates that there may be significant environmental impact, then an EIS may be required. The EIS 4080 represents a greater level of detail in terms of potential impacts of the project and reasonable alternatives to avoid or minimize adverse impacts. The primary purpose of the EIS is to serve as a decision-making tool to make sure that local and state policies are served. The EIS is similar in concept to a detailed Stormwater Management Study or a Traffic Impact Study which may be required under current regulations. An EIS would encompass any other such studies which would be required under other County provisions. Section 6.2 . 1 of the attached ordinance specifies the content and format requirements of the EIS. Unlike the EA, there is no standardized form proposed for an EIS. Cost Planning Staff attempted to estimate what an Environmental Impact Statement would cost the developer. There was no meaningful figure which could be determined because there are so many factors which would affect the type and extent of documentation required. Staff obtained one estimate of $8,000 - $20,000 for a Stormwater Management Study depending on factors such as size, complexity, degree of engineering required, etc. The costs can certainly go substantially higher for very large projects or projects with site features that required a great deal of engineering. It is the intent of Staff to develop, by the next public hearing, cost estimates for a range of sample projects. CONCLUSION Staff will be taking a closer look at the state and local timelines, to identify more specifically how existing processing time lines will be affected by the ordinance and minimize those changes to the extent possible. Another area to be researched is that of document preparation costs. Staff intends to develop costs estimates for a range of sample projects. That information would be presented at the next public hearing. In summary, the Planning Department believes that the EIO will provide a valuable tool for enhancing the quality of development and the quality of life in Orange County. However, the mechanics of implementation need to be further refined and detailed so as to avoid undue costs to the development community. Because there is no other active ordinance of this type in the State, we are not able to draw on the experience of others. The public hearing will provide Staff with valuable information to identify problems and solutions to be incorporated into the next draft. 081 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ORDINANCE WHEREAS, the North Carolina General Assembly has authorized the governing bodies of all cities, counties, and towns acting individually, or collectively, to require any special-purpose unit of government or private developer of a major development project to submit detailed statements reflecting the environmental impact of such projects (North Carolina Environmental Policy Act, N.C. Gen. Stat. 113A-1 et sag. , more specifically N.C. Gen. Stat. 113A-8) ; and WHEREAS, the North Carolina Administrative Code contains provisions interpreting the authority of local governments pursuant to N.C. Gen. Stat. 113A-8, and the role of State Government with respect to this authority (N.C.A.C. Title I, Ch. 25, . 0100 et spec . ) ; and WHEREAS, Section . 0802(c) of Title I, Chapter 25 of the North Carolina Administrative Code specifically provides that "In processing applications for state permits, state agencies shall consider any information generated by the local government pursuant to" the Code's provisions; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners of Orange County, North Carolina: 1 082 ' SECTION 1 . PURPOSE Pursuant to the North Carolina Environmental Policy Act the Orange County Board of Commissioners adopts this ordinance establishing a County policy to encourage the wise and productive use of the county' s natural resources; to encourage a public and governmental awareness of our environment and of the consequences of development which affect it;: to require that a full disclosure be made as to ' the anticipated effect of proposed development on the resources of the county; and to permit and facilitate full enforcement of all ordinances and regulations concerning the environment in an efficient, coordinated and comprehensive manner. The intent of this ordinance is to provide a mechanism for full disclosure of anticipated impacts of developments as herein defined and to make such information publicly available so that citizens of the county may have input into developmental issues. More specifically, it is the intent of this ordinance to require the preparation and evaluation of environmental impact documents for projects ects that either require certain state permits, or require a local land use permit for development within environmentally sensitive areas, as provided in Section 2 of this ordinance. SECTION 2 . APPLICABILITY, MINIMUM CRITERIA . 1 Projects Requiring Environmental Assessment 2 a Environmental documents are required only for projects 2 L1 b J within the County's jurisdiction under the North Carolina Environmental Policy Act that: (a) Require one or more of the following State permits- (1) A permit under the North Carolina Mining Act. (2) A permit for a hazardous waste facility under the North Carolina Solid and Hazardous Waste Management Act. (b) Require subdivision, planned development, special use permit or site plan approval which meet one or more of the following criteria: (1) The site contains an environmentally sensitive area. For purposes of this ordinance, "environmentally sensitive areas" include: (a) Water Supply Watersheds as defined by the Orange County Comprehensive Land Use Plan. (b) Areas identified in the Orange County Inventory of Natural Areas . (c) Sites Identified in "An Inventory of Sites of Cultural, Historic, Recreational, Biological, and Geological Significance in the Unincorporated Portions of Orange County" . (d) Lands with average slope of greater than 15% (calculated on a lot by lot basis for existing and proposed lots) . (2) The area of development exceeds 100 acres, 3 084 (3) A perennial stream is to be crossed by a road, bridge or driveway, (4) A structure in excess of 25, 000 square feet of floor area is proposed, (5) Total land disturbance excluding roads (but not parking) will exceed 40, 000 square feet, (6) Commercial or industrial water usage will exceed gallons per day. X7 ) Other potential environmental impacts as determined by the Planning Department for projects not subject to the exemptions of Section 2.2 . 2.2 Exemptions The following activities are exempt from the provisions of this ordinance: (a) Bona fide farms, (b) Development on parcels less than 2 acres in size, (c) Transmission lines, structures, and other apparatus related to the distribution of water, sewer, gas, electric, and other public utilities . SECTION 3 . METHOD OF COMPLIANCE; REVIEW OF ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENTS; OTHER ACCEPTABLE DOCUMENTS 3 .1 Method of Compliance (a) Compliance with this ordinance will be achieved by a showing satisfactory to the County Planning Department that a project falls below the relevant 4 085 minimum criteria threshold set forth in Section 2. 1 or through processing of one or more of the following environmental documents: (1) An environmental assessment (EA) ; and (2) A finding of no significant impact (FONSI) ; or (3) An environmental impact statement (EIS) . (b) The private developer or special purpose unit of government responsible for compliance may choose to immediately prepare an EIS if the proposed project is of sufficient size or complexity. For all other projects not exempted from coverage by Section 2 .2 an EA shall be prepared by the developer or unit and submitted to the County Planning Department. 3.2 Review of Environmental Assessment (EA) (a) A copy of the Environmental Assessment shall be forwarded to the Environmental Affairs Board for consideration at the next scheduled Environmental Affairs Board meeting. The Assessment shall be forwarded within two working days of receipt of a complete project application. (b) The Environmental Assessment shall be reviewed for completeness by the County Planning Department. The Planning Department will forward the EA to the State Clearinghouse for circulation and review in accordance with NCEDA. Within 40 days of acceptance of a complete EA, the Department after receipt of State Clearinghouse comments shall 5 prepare a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) or request the preparation of an Environmental Impact Statement ) If a completed EA demonstrates to the satisfaction (c ro ect of the County Planning Department that the p activity will not have a significant adverse effect on the quality of the environment, the Planning Department will issue a FONSI. d If a completed EA demonstrates to the satisfaction ( ) of the County Planning Department that the project may result in a significant adverse effect on the quality of the environment, the developer or special purpose unit will prepare and submit an EIS to the Planning Department. 3 .3 Finding of No Significant Impact (a) A FONSI shall be forwarded to the State Clearinghouse for circulation and review in accordance with the North Carolina Environmental Policy Act. (b) Comments received from the State Departments and Agencies through the Clearinghouse shall be considered in all subsequent reviews by the Planning Department and by all County Boards or Commissions involved in the approval process . c Processing of development projects shall continue in conformance with approval procedures found in the Orange County Zoning Ordinance and Subdivision 6 Regulations . 0 3.4 ReVieW of Environmental Impact Statements (a) The Environmental Impact Statement shall be prepared by a qualified person(s) with expertise in the specific areas of potential impact. (b) Thirty (30) copies of the Draft EIS shall be submitted to the Planning Department for review by Planning Staff and distribution to the State Clearinghouse for review and publication in the Environmental Bulletin. (c) The County Planning Department and the State agencies will review the adequacy of any EIS required pursuant to Section 5 of this Ordinance. (d) After review comments are received from the State agencies requested by the Clearinghouse to review the EIS, the Planning Department shall prepare a Final EIS which incorporates and addresses all comments received. (e) The Final EIS shall be forwarded to the State Clearinghouse for review and publication in the Environmental Bulletin. (f) Upon completion of Final EIS review, the Planning Department shall submit a Letter of Compliance to the State Clearinghouse stating that all requirements pertaining to the processing and review of the EIS have been met. 7 , 088 3 .5 Other Documents Deemed Acceptable for a specific If an environmental document is prepared activity under the provision of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) or under GS 113A-4, and if that document is reviewed through the State Clearinghouse process, then this review will constitute compliance with the requirements of this ordinance for that activity. SECTION 4 . TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR AN EA 4 .1 Purpose planning The purpose of the EA is to provide the County with a decision making tool to determine if a Department a and planned project is of such significance or scop impact on the environment as to require the preparation of an EIS. 4.2 Content The EA shall include maps and a brief discussion of the following items: (1) need for the proposed activity, (2) reasonable alternatives to the recommended course of action, nif icant (3) methods proposed to mitigate or avoid significant environmental impacts, and (4) environmental effects of the proposed activity and alternatives. 8 089 4.3 Format An EA is to be a concise document not to exceed 40 pages, containing the following: (1) a cover sheet including the name, address and telephone number of the person who can supply additional information. The cover sheet shall also contain: (a) designation of the statement as an EA; lb) title of the proposed activity that is the subject of the document; and (c) a list of any involved cooperating entities. (2) A section for each item listed in Section 4.2 . SECTION 5. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR A FONSI 5. 1 Purpose The purpose of a FONSI is to declare that the Planning Department has concluded that the proposed action will not have a significant adverse effect on the quality of the environment. 5.2 Content A FONSI shall contain the following information: (1) a brief narrative description of the proposed activity including a description of the area affected by the proposed activity and a site location map, where appropriate; (2) a list of probable environmental impacts of the proposed activity; (3) a list of the reason(s) for concluding that the 9 090 action will not have a significant adverse effect on the quality of the environment, with reference to mitigation activities to be carried out, thereby negating the necessity of preparation of an EIS; (4) a statement that no EIS is to be prepared and that the FONSI completes the environmental review record which is available for inspection at the Clearinghouse; and (5) a summary of the FONSI which shall be published in the Environmental Bulletin. SECTION 6 . TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR AN EIS 6.1 Purpose The primary purpose of an EIS is to serve as a decision-making tool to ensure that the purposes and policies defined in G.S. 113A, Article 1 are given full consideration in the ongoing programs and actions of state and local government. It should provide a full and fair discussion of significant environmental impacts and should inform decision-makers and the public of the reasonable alternatives which would avoid or minimize adverse impacts or enhance the quality of the environment. 6 .2 Requirements Preparers should use a• format for EIS' s which will encourage good analysis and clear presentation of all alternatives, including the proposed activity, while 10 091 minimizing length and complexity. These documents should not exceed 50 pages and should include site location maps. 6.2 . 1 Format and Content: (1) Cover Sheet. A single cover sheet including the following information; (a) designation of the document as a draft, supplementary or final statement; (b) title of the proposed activity that is the subject of the statement; (c) list of any involved cooperating entities, and (d) name, address, and telephone number of the person who can supply further information. (2) Summary. An adequate and accurate summary of the statement stressing the major conclusions, areas of controversy, and issues to be resolved. The summary shall also list all federal, state, and local permits, licenses, certifications, and other approvals which must be obtained in implementing the proposal. If there is any uncertainty about whether any one of these is necessary, it should be so indicated. (3) Purpose and Need. The underlying purpose and need for the proposed activity. (4) Alternatives including proposed. activity. Based upon information and analysis presented in the following sections on the affected environment and environmental consequences, it should present the 11 092 environmental impacts of the alternatives including the proposed activity in comparative form. To the extent possible the comparison of alternatives should quantity how the purpose and need would be satisfied by each alternative and the proposed activity. It should also: (a) explore and evaluate all reasonable alternatives; (b) discuss the reasons for the elimination of alternatives from detailed study; c) identify the agency' s preferred alternative(s) in the draft statement and identify such alternatives in the final statement, unless another law prohibits the expression of such a preference; (d) include appropriate mitigation measures not already included in the alternatives; and (e) assess the social and economic impacts of each alternative. Impacts should be quantified for each alternative, where feasible, but when quantification by standard economic tools is not feasible or intangibles are involved, a description of each impact is required. (5) Affected Environment. The EIS must describe the environment of the area(s) to be affected and the environment to be created by the alternatives under consideration. The description should be no longer than is necessary to understand the effects of the 12 alternatives. 093 (6) Environmental Consequences. The EIS should describe: (a) direct effects and significance; (b) indirect effects and significance; (c) possible conflicts between the proposed activities and the objectives of federal, state, and local plans, policies, and controls for the affected area. • (7) List of Preparers.p The EIS shall list the names and qualifications or the persons who were primarily responsible for preparing the EIS. (8) Appendix. If an appendix pp ndix is included in an EIS, it should meet the following requirements: (a) consist of materials substantiating any analysis fundamental to the principal document, as distinct from material of lesser significance that may accompany the document or be incorporated by reference; (b) normally be analytic and relevant to the decision to be made; (c) shall not be counted in the EIS 50 page limit; and (d) be circulated with the EIS or be readily available upon request. 13 A 094 . . SECTION 7 . TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR A RECORD OF DECISION he time of its decision to take an action for which an At t EIS was prep the responsible ared as a decision-making tool, shall prepare a concise public record of decision not agency P eed 4 ages in length. The record may be integrated to exc P ro osed re P into any other record prepared by the agency for the P activity, but shall include the following information: (1) a statement of what the decision was and the project or program it was for; - tification of all alternatives considered and (2) .den preferable; specifying those considered environmentally p (3) a discussion of why the chosen alternative is most appropriate; based upon economic or technical or agency statutory mission, and how it considerations, and balances environmental and other state policies; certification that all means of avoiding or minimizing (4) a certifi will be environmental impacts set out in the EIS and if not, incorporated into the project or program, wh they are not. A copy of the record of decision Y all be sent to the Clearinghouse to be sent to all sh shall review agencies, and a notice of its availability be published in the Environmental Bulletin. SECTION 8. APPEALS. Department in the Decisions made by the Planning implementation of this ordinance may be appealed by any The interested party to the Environmental Affairs Board.appealed�.nt be appea decision of the Environmental Affairs Board may 14 to the Board of County O S 5 y Commissioners. The County may seek the advice of the Secretary of Administration pursuant to Section . 0703 of the Environmental Impact Ordinance. SECTION 9. ENFORCEMENT. Injunctions and Equitable Relief. Pursuant to the provisions of N.C. Gen. Stat. 153A-123(d) (e) the County ( ) and y may seek an injunction or other appropriate equitable remedy against any violation of this ordinance or to require compliance with any provision of this ordinance. SECTION 10. DEFINITIONS As used in this ordinance, unless the context indicates otherwise: (1) "EA" - an Environmental Assessment. (2) "EIS" - an Environmental Impact Statement. (3) "FONSI" - a Finding of No Significant Impact. (4) Completed EA - an Environmental Assessment that has acre ted been by the County ounty Planning Department as technically acceptable for purposes of this ordinance. (5) Draft EIS - an environmental impact statement, submitted by an applicant, that has been accepted by the County Planning Department as technically acceptable for transmittal to the State Clearinghouse and review by the County Planning Department. (6) County - Orange County. (7) County Jurisdiction - The portion of Orange County over which the County y y has planning jurisdiction. 15 096 4- (8) County planning Department" or "Planning Department" - Department. the Orange County Planning or all of (9) Environmental Document - an EA, EIS or FONSI, them. the planning (10) Final EIS - the final document prepared by De artment which analyzes and summarizes all comments P received regarding the draft EIS submitted by the applicant. Land Use Permit - subdivision approval, special use (11) site plan. permit, planned development permit, (12) Major Development Project - shall include any requiring projects which meet one or more of the criteria submittal of an environmental assessment, but shall not include any projects of less than two contiguous acres in extent. (13) perennial Stream - a stream denoted as a blue line on the USGS topographic maps . is Water Supply - a water supply system that serves (14) Publ within Orange a city or town located partly or entirely County that has a population in excess, of 2, 800 . S ecial-purpose Unit of Government - includes any (15) P special district or public authority. (16) State agency - includes every department, agency, institution, public authority, board, commission, bureau, division, council, member of Council of State, or officer of the State government of the State of North Carolina. agency (17) State Clearinghouse - the clearinghouse 16 I ..' C established b Y the N U 9 7 North Carolina Department of Administration under the North Carolina Environmental Polic y Act. SECTION 11. EFFECTIVE DATE. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect upon and after its adoption. 17 • Remarks Ca iing th!e Proposed Ervircnnental Impact Ordnance October 10: . 1988 Public Hearing Orange County Hoard of Commissioners Orange County Planning Board I with to express my concern and strong opposition against one exemption to the proposed environmental impact ordnance. Section 2.2 (c) of the ordnance specifically exempts "Transmission lines, structures, and other apparatus related to the distribution of water, sewer, gas, electric, and other public utilities". This exemption creates a giant loophole for many of the most environmentally offensive elements of human habitation. Exempted is a substantial amount of .:t.he..publicly owned infrastructure. To d illustrate the effect :;of,.eXemption, you only have to look at the ramatically following examples: new nuclear power generating stations are exempted. . , waste"°`tredteent plants on the Eno River are exempted. . . - and petroleum .i.nd4stry tank :"farms" and pumping stations are exempted.. Please consider whe.ther1an 24" pipe carrying storm (rain) water.:.. carrying raw sewage:is more environmentally innocUous, .,; PiPe : Yo through this ordinance, are requiringenviro.nmental assessmentsonl for =the storm (rain) water pipe. No competent engineering opinion can be rendered stating that pipes carrying raw sewage are somehow less environmentally .offensive than storm water pipes. If the utility providers, county and towns are unwilling to abide by the provisions of this proposed ordinance (excepting it is certainly not appropriate. for :the. anyone else :.; Thee imposition )of.tann ordinance as th,is.one::,l currentlyi. framed certainly'violates the intent of the equal protection provisions of theConstitution`.of the United States, Government has:.never demonstrated -a.ny consistent ;and continuing protection or good stewardship of `.}he`environment• and: .slould' not:be. allowed to exempt itself from' measu,re .;de5-lgned to protect. the environment. Thank-you,. • Neal Littman Rt. 4 Box 747 Hillsborough, NC;..27278 .. 7 0 PRIVATE ROAD JUSTIFICATION: RAM's WOODS SUBDIVISION The following justification for a private road in RAM'S Woods follows the five points on pages 30, 30a and 31 of the April 4, 1988 revisions to the Subdivision Regulations for Orange County, North Carolina. The five points discuss design features to be considered in decisions to allow private roads. General Statement The proposed private road will serve five lots averaging 2.6 acres each. The road will be approximately 677 feet long ending in a cul de sac. It will be built to class A standards. Restrictive subdivision covenants will preclude further subdivision. A perpetual maintenance agreement will assign maintenance responsibilities to subdivision lot owners. The owners of the proposed subdivision have lived on adjacent land for nine years and thus have an interest in developing and maintaining the new subdivision and its road in a manner that will enhance its quality and character. 1. Road Preserves Rural Character RAM'S Woods lies on 15 acres of heavily wooded mature hardwood forest in an area of low housing density. a. The average lot size is 2.6 acres. All of the five lots are larger than required by ordinance. Setback lines are 45 feet, also greater than required by ordinance provision. b. The wooded character of the subdivision will be preserved, thus screening the subdivision from the view of public roads. The only public road from which any part of the subdivision is visible ends at the beginning of the subdivision, also underlining its rural character. c. The wooded scenic appearance of the subdivision will be maintained by removal of only those trees required for road and driveway access. Because lot sizes are large, most of the subdivision will remain wooded. d. Maximum wildlife and botanical species will be maintained by minimal destruction of the mature hardwood forest. 2. State Maintenance The road will be built to state standards, and presumably the state would accept the road for maintenance. However, the proposed road will serve only five lots in a low density, secluded area. For this reason and because the road is only 677 feet long, it is unlikely that state maintenance would ever be requested. • 3.- Restrictive Covenants Subdivision covenants will expressly forbib further subdivision. This will maintain the low density character of the subdivision. . 8 4. Recreation/Open Areas 0 No common recreational or open space areas are planned. The subdivision will maintain a wooded character. 5. Other Design Features Three of the five lots are four times larger than required. A fourth lot is 75 percent larger than required. The fifth lot is 10 percent larger than required. A drainage plan including a drainage easement will assure storm water runoff that does not polute water supplies or waste water provisions. The drainage easement is shown on the plat; it runs in a northeast direction through lots three and four. The drainage provisions will reduce the amount of impervious surface and prevent the polution of water supply reservoirs. There are no streams in or near the subdivision so stream buffers are unnecessary. 6. Other Factors All lots in the subdivision will be guaranteed access to the private road. Private road design features will exceed county requirements. According to Orange County Private Road Standards a Class B road is required for a five lot subdivision. Even though the proposed subdivision includes only five lots a Class A road will serve the subdivision. Road maintenance agreement requirements will specify maintenance to Class A standards. 410 o STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Graham, NC 27253-0766 JAMES G. MARTIN July 13, 1988 DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS GOVERNOR JAMES E. HARRINGTON GEORGE E.WELLS, P.E. SECRETARY STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATOR Orange County Ms. Emily Crudup Orange County Planning Department 306-F Revere Road Hillsborough, NC 27278 Subject: Ram's Woods Private Subdivision Off SR 1 131 • Dear Ms. Crudup: This is to advise the subject preliminary plan stands approved as a private road. It will be necessary to submit a driveway permit to this office showing a detailed entrance plan for approval. If there are any questions, please advise. Yours very truly, 1(11 624,00-J E. M. Cowan DISTRICT ENGINEER EMC/SPI:jbh An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer • ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT 10 306F REVERE ROAD HILLSBOROUGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27278 III (0'17') M E M O R A N D U M____ TO: Emily Crudup, Planner II FROM: Warren Faircloth, Erosion Control Supervisor SUBJECT: Rams ' s Woods Subidivsion DATE: August 1 , 1988 The proposed subdivision meets the Ordnance requirements regarding stormwater management by using large lots, limited impervious around the and filtereandf vegetation ar P absorb runoff . 11/CH4A Faitta III 11 Orange Soil and Water Conservation District Orange County Agricultural/Environmental Center 306 Revere Road Hillsborough, NC 27278 Phone: (919) 732-9361, Ext. 451 July 20, 1988 To : Emily Crudup , Planner II Orange County Planning Department From: Gal I M. Hughes , SoiI Conservationist Re : RAM ' S WOOD • • I have reviewed this site as requested and have these comments . 1 . The soils on this site are Georgeville and Enon . Georgeville has slight Iimitations for dwellings and moderate limitations for septic tank filter fields because of slow percolation . Enon has severe Iimitations for dwellings due to high shrink—swell and Iow strength ; and has severe Iimitations for septic tank filter fields because of slow percolation . The Enon soil is located on the back portion of the property around the natural drain . If I can be of further assistance , please cal I . CONSERVATION- DEVELOPMENT- SELF-GOVERNMENT DRJ-;:i-T 12 required lot sizes. III MOTION: Best moved approval with conditions as recommended by Planning Staff . Seconded by Taylor. VOTE: Unanimous . I> (3) Ram' s Woods (5 Lots - Chapel Hill Township) Presentation by Emily Crudup. This subdivision was given preliminary approval on October 5, 1987 as a 7-lot cluster with a public road. The applicants have redesigned Ram' s Woods with five lots on a private road. The property is located at the end of Crossroads Church Cemetery Road (SR 1131) in the northwest corner of Chapel Hill Township. The total acreage of the tract is 15 .00 acres. Five (5) lots are proposed that average 2 .76 acres in size. These lots will be served by individual wells and septic tanks. The property is zoned Residential-1 and designated as Rural Residential on the Land Use Plan. III Attached is a private road justification for a Class A private road to access the five lots . It states that the rural character of the area will be preserved by including: 1. Larger lots than are required. 2 . Larger setbacks than required. 3. Restrictive covenants to prohibit further subdivision. All applicable agencies have reviewed the preliminary plan for Ram' s Woods. The NC Department of Transportation recommends that Ram' s Way be approved as a private road rather than an extension of Cross Roads Church Cemetery Road. The Planning Staff recommends approval of the preliminary plan for Ram' s Woods with a Class A private road and the following conditions: 1 . Submit restrictive covenants which prohibit 41 further subdivision for review and app by the County Attorney. 13 2 . Prior to final plat approval, submit private road maintenance agreement for review and approval by the County Attorney. 3 . Request inspection for approval of the construction of Ram's Way or submit a letter of credit, bond, or escrow agreement for the cost of construction prior to final plat application. Jacobs asked why Ram's Way was not proposed for extension to Ode Turner Road. Crudup responded that NCDOT had indicated alignment would a problem if extension of Ram' s Way was considered and it was NCDOT's recommendation that Ram's Way remain a private road. Collins responded that the existing pattern of public roads in this area was adequate, and that another collector road to Ode Turner Road was not warranted. MOTION: Best moved approval with conditions as recommended by Planning Staff. Seconded by • Eddleman. VOTE: Unanimous. (4) Thomasina Hill ( 1 Lot - Chapel Hill Township) Presentation by Emily Crudup. The property is located in Chapel Hill Township on the north side of Mount Sinai Road (SR 1718) on the corner of Patterson Road and Thomasina Road. The total acreage of the tract is 17 .31 acres . The Joint Planning Area Land Use Plan designation is Rural Residential. The zoning is Rural Buffer. In 1986, the traffic count for Mt. Sinai Road was 600. The applicant proposes to combine 11. 63 acres with the adjacent parcel to the east. The remaining lot consists of 5. 68 acres with access to the state road and includes an existing house. Lot B will not get its access from the existing right of way on Thomasina Road. Mary Anne Black, Recreation and Parks Director, recommends that payment in lieu of dedication of recreation/open space be submitted in the amount of $89 . 1 O R A N G E!II C O U N T Y BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT Meeting Date September . 1988 Action Agenda Item # G-5 SUBJECT: THOMASINA HILL SUBDIVISION AND RECOMBINATION - PRELIMINARY ACTION BY: October 12, 1988 DEPARTMENT: PLANNING PUBLIC HEARING: Yes X No ATTACHMENT(S) : INFORMATION CONTACT: Emily Crudup Application Vicinity Map Preliminary Plan Preliminary Plan Certification TELEPHONE NUMBERS: Agency Comments Hillsborough - 732-8181 Draft Planning Board Minutes 8/15/88 Durham - 688-7331 Mebane - 227-2031 Chapel Hill- 967-9251/968-4501 410 PURPOSE: Consideration of the preliminary plan for the Thomasina Hill Subdivision and Recombination. BACKGROUND: The property is located in Chapel Hill Township on the north side of Mount Sinai Road (SR 1718 ) on the corner of Patterson Road and Thomasina Road. The total acreage of the tract is 17 . 31 acres . The Joint Planning Area Land Use Plan designation is Rural Residential . The zoning is Rural Buffer. In 1986, the traffic count for Mt. Sinai Road was 600 . The applicant proposes to combine 11 . 63 acres with the adjacent parcel to the east. The remaining lot consists of 5 . 68 acres with access to the state road and includes an existing house. Lot B will not get its access from the existing right of way on Thomasina Road. Mary Anne Black, Recreation and Parks Director, recommends that payment in lieu of dedication of recreation/open space be submitted in the amount of $89 . On August 15, the Planning Board recommended approval of the preliminary plan for the Thomasina Hill Subdivision and Recombination with the following conditions : 1 . Submit payment-in-lieu of dedication in the 2 • amount of $89; 2 . Approval of the easement for the septic line that will cross a portion of the Jimmy White property; and 3 . Provide the current owners ' names on the adjacent property referenced on P.B. 44/150 . RECOMMENDATION: The Administration recommends approval of the preliminary plan as per the Planning Board' s recommendation. 411 .•{ PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ( INK ONLY) 6/E7 APO, i^ArION FOR StBDIV ! S ION AapRCyAI 3 0 . . RA -4C Ins . �lA BATE SUBDIVISION NAME: �`�="f��,�► •L �; �1i � 'G/I /0// LOCATION: n.17— / S/N/4/ /474)/F0( OWNER/DEVELOPER: o/k'►/9S/•�E vsc_ i ADDRESS: / f os TELEPHONE NO. : AGENT/CONTACT: 0/ ERR TELEPHONE NO. : 4 7 7`675e� KOLA *++twD) NzC.7S7 Z A. SUMMARY INFORMATION:pN: Orange County Tax Map,' ap Block Lot( s ) 17 Townsh i pLs#4 L EILL Zoning Distrlct( s) : Jef0Qrr_ Total Number of Acres: Phases: Total Number of Lots:_2_Avereoe Lot Size:, Minimum Lot Size_ Number/Type of Structures; ( ex i st I ng), O.1/E .( proposed) 4. X/S f/n•+ E Lineal Feet 1 n Streets: NoAug- Acres in Open Space /040z t% P4ASQif[ Water Supply: Public ( specify) Community Individual fc �Q a/tvE•��,o Wastewater Disposal : Publ1 ( specify) Community individual 7 School District: A// e.eOG A Fyr.e District: /V¢1J ""7•.t. General Land Uses In Area: S r•75.9i Critical Areas: stream/dreinageways flood prone areas watershed ( specify) historic sites other (explain) ,Y " L Ill B. All plats must be submitted on sheet no smaller than one inch equals two-hundred feet ( 1"=200' ) and no larger than one Inch equals fifty feet ( 1 "w501 ) and must contain the following information: ,••• subdlvlsiDn nave /�•••�•. z7ri name vi ownerlsi • building setpeck lines by notation or ?Weal lot :••.-••• name of surveyor, •- •• 1 pyoui engineer Or lend : exl5ling and proposed 1.7planner eesemen,s (drelnega. ': _ (Title) Preliminary /•:..••.:•• Plan utilities. ropes, e,e•) v '• r. existing, proposed and -:}:• "i:. scale, north arrow U.Ortn at top of mop) adjoining rights-of-way �::.•e InCluding dimensions and 1! : date ( Including strait nOmOi and state • revision Oates) :••:�:• road numbers Tornihlp, taA map- 041A4,. ]: -:: . ,Jf, b I oCk•l oT reterenCOS +::•: ex 1 it 1 ng and proposed _ • • bounder utilities, Including type, .-`Yr y described •••:•::•:•• sites. by , velvet ::::::: with bearings sac :'-:':ti' mennoles 7- di / ;..;;;•.. axis/log and proposed : : Tote1 ge of the _ Culvert Including sites C ?r.ct and aeraege of - end grapes G lots. Including and /� -•+'i+gr:: •scludln area within "': TyblCal tripe, Cross- r1ghT g ey t•::* sectIOns inc (...rime/1On .n s-of-r _ Details Including design Control and width of tr v ''-'••{• prapo..d lot limes • elrey y� w with dimensions �� ,''--•�'�'•.••;:: end shoulders E w lot numbers Y: general Cl alignment ubd y ;: }}:: general Curv■ Oef■ (publ IC yr 7 Phasing lines ropes) ... O f.� - topography aT ten teat ::4;: parmanen, features such as ID (10) 1 is bulldings. les. i N :: bodies. streams, / : :: ;;e t: h I stpr l c l endmarKs W 0 floodr L/ i�r �, ,, '' ay and f I ood- x.ii4: adjoining id 1 ayoYt names Q) plains Of adjoining property EM stream buffers rnd ::...a* owners and subdivisions N netetlon Indicating o ro ` •••� restricted Cevelopasat U 4 potential /11 -Y 0.) ;ra;: It.. Corborate en0 -Territorial planning jurisdlC- �/� :: .ion lines which CrOSS the property IL co location and site of parcels cadicated for public use or N L ::••:;-::: reserved I n common i ti7 L .. . I0Cet1011 end sltt of lots of restricted development potential N/a and notation on ;let regarding seine L stormreTer management plan indicating provision for control -} Of the firs, 1/2 Inch of runoff from Impervious surfaces please complete reverse side C. OTHER SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS 4 i . Twenty-seven ( 27 ) copies of the preliminary plat. • 2 . Two full size copies of an Orange eed)County Tax map ( one copy with tax parcels involved clearly 3 . Where municipal or OWAeAthewpepartment available, fiyingatheletter the Orange County He proposed wastewater system for each lot . I , the applicant, hereby i understandhthathea 5105�OOn9eeapsubd�vlsions complete and accurate. of 1 -5 lots) , 5210 . 00 �� o e �s� 42000 fee of 26 lots or b� sn ( o100eu divisions of 10-25 lots) more) is due at the time of application. 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"dC N • 10.75 AC.C.AL. -.I • , MU."' ...• ■,,..,../ 1 4' LI BAPTIST castorcie I r -N\ HENCE AVE 1 1, . \\ r 19 1 , ' '- 224 1 •\ 2 147 0- .t 6B - 4 A 0042 \ % ■. 6 THOMASINA HILL III 11/85 ORANGE COUNTY CERTIFICATION AND APPROVALS = PRELIMINARY PLAT STAFF ASSIGNMENT: Emily Crudup SKETCH PLAN: Received 5/17/88 Reviewed Q PRELIMINARY PLAT: Received 6/22/88 Reviewed 6/23/88 REVISED PRELIMINARY PLAT: Received 7/5/88 Reviewed 7/7/88 NCDOT: DATE: CERTIFICATION: SCHOOL BOARD (Orange/Chapel Hill-Carrboro) : DATE: 6/25/88 CERTIFICATION: N/A UTILITIES (OWASA/Hillsborough/MebanDATEange Alamance/Durham) : CERTIFICATION: • OTHER: Recreation Advisory Council M.A. Black 8/1/88 (Date) Carrboro Fire Department (Date) Chapel Hill D. Woolley 7/6/88 (Date) Carrboro (Date) Hillsborough (Date) Durham W. Faircloth 8/1/88 (Date) Other - S E - 5C5 G. Hughes 7/20/88 (Date)- Health G. Grimes 8/2/88 PLANNING BOARD: Date: 8/15/88 Approval - Approval with Condition(s) __m_____ Denial BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS: Appro Approval val with Condition( s) Denial M TOWN OF CHAPEL HILL - _ , _ -_- 306 NORTH COLUMBIA STREET c CHAPEL HILL,NORTH CAROLINA 27514-3699 MEMORANDUM Telephone (919) 968-2700 TO: Orange County Planning D 4 partment FROM: D. Diana Woolley, Planne Current Development Town of Chapel Hill DATE: 6 July 1988 RE: Thomasina Hill Subdivision and Recombination Staff have reviewed the above captioned matter and have only one comment/question. That is, was the 1-acre parcel for Jimmy White a legally created lot and is it now a non-conforming lot given the size requirement of 2-acre minimum in the Rural Buffer? Thank you for forwarding this matter for a Courtesy Review. DDW:hps 10 cr , '�- Orange County Recreation and Parks Department ;r Y e 1� C Post Office Box 8181 • Hillsborough, North Carolina 27278 T :fie lt. • aria+` Mary Anne Black, Director MEMORANDUM - TO: Emily Crudup, Planning Department FROM: Mary Anne Black DiAit DATE: August 2, 1988 RE: Proposed Subdivision Preliminary Plan Reviews-- Thomasina Hill Thomas Jefferson Upon review of the preliminary plans for the above-referenced subdivisions, I concur with the Planning staff comments that payment-in-lieu of dedication of recreation/open space lands for these two developments is apprgpriate. Payment would total $89.00 and $360.00 respectively- Thank you for the opportunity to offer these staff comments. I will present my recommendations to the Orange County Recreation & Parks Advisory Council at their August meeting and will forward to you any changes/additional comments they may have. MAB/pb1 cc: Recreation & Parks Advisory Council I Offices located at 300 W. Tryon Street, Hillsborough, NC . Telephones: 919 732-8181 • 919 967-9251 • 919 688-7331 • 919 227-2031 ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT 306F REVERE ROAD 9 HILLSBOROUGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27278 .J 41 M E M O R A N D U M TO: Emily Crudup, Planner II FROM: Warren Faircloth, Erosion Control Supervisor SUBJECT: Thomasina Hill Subidivsion and Recombination DATE: August 1, 1988 The proposed subdivision meets the Ordnance requirements regarding stormwater management by using large lots, limited impervious surfaces on each lot, and retaining a buffer of vegetation around the perimeter of each lot to filter and absorb runoff. ILiblihk, 15:10424. 11 - R _.__ o10 _ o Orange Soil and Water Conservation District Orange County Agricultural/Environmental Center 306 Revere Road Hillsborough, NC 27278 Phone: (919) 732-9361, Ext. 451 July 20, 1988 To : Emily Crudup , Planner II Orange County Planning Department From: Gail M. HugheSoil Conservationist Re : Thomasina Hall Subdivision and Recombination I have reviewed this site as requested and have these comments : 1 . The soils on this site are Georgeville and Enon . III Georgeville has slight limitations for dwellings and moderate limitations for septic tank filter fields because of slow percolation . Enon has severe limitations for dwellings due to high shrink—swell forand septicstrength . severe filter fields limitations be- cause of slow percolation. If I can be of further assistance please call . II CONSERVATION -DEVELOPMENT- SELF-GOVERNMENT DRAFT 2. Prior to final plat approval, submit private road maintenance agreement for review and approval by the County Attorney. 3. Request inspection for approval of the construction of Ram's Way or submit a letter of credit, bond, or escrow agreement for the cost of construction prior to final plat application._ Jacobs asked why Ram's Way was not proposed for extension to Ode Turner Road. Crudup responded that NCDOT had indicated alignment would a problem if extension of Ram's Way was considered and it was NCDOT's recommendation that Ram's Way remain a private road. Collins responded that the existing pattern of public roads in this area was adequate, and that another collector road to Ode Turner Road was not warranted. MOTION: Best moved approval with conditions as recommended by Planning Staff. Seconded by Eddleman. VOTE: Unanimous. 140> (4) Thomasina Hill (1 Lot - Chapel Hill Township) Presentation by Emily Crudup. The property is located in Chapel Hill Township on the north side of Mount Sinai Road (SR 1718) on the corner of Patterson Road and Thomasina Road. The total acreage of the tract is 17 .31 acres. The Joint Planning Area Land Use Plan designation is Rural Residential. The zoning is Rural Buffer. In 1986, the traffic count for Mt. Sinai Road was 600. The applicant proposes to combine 11. 63 acres with the adjacent parcel to the east. The remaining lot consists of 5. 68 acres with access to the state road and includes an existing house. Lot B will not get its access from the existing right of way on Thomasina Road. ' Mary Anne Black, Recreation and Parks Director, recommends that payment in lieu of dedication of recreation/open space be submitted in the amount of $89 . ■ c 12 The Planning Staff recommends approval of the III preliminary plan for the Thomasina Hill Subdivision and Recombination with the following _ conditions: 1. Submit payment-in-lieu of dedication in the amount of $89; 2 . Approval of c the easement ptionf of the JimmycWhite that will cross P property; and 3 . Provide the ePs x}4/150 . adjacent property Taylor moved approval withaconditions as MOTION: recommended by Planning Boland. VOTE: Unanimous. (5) Thomas Jeffersel Hill Township) (2 Lots - Chap Presentation by Emily Crudup. III The property is located in Chapel Hill Township on the corner of Sunny Ridge Drive and Mounthe " Sinai Road (SR 1718) . The total acreage of tto tract is 10 . 16 acres. The applicant proposes in size. r create two lots, zoned Rural.Buffer.The property is The Joint Planning Area Land Use Plan idesignationdis Rural M Residential. In 1986, per da traffic count of 600 trips p day. Lot 1 has an existing residence, septic tank, and well, and has access to the stated oan Lot 2 will have access to Sunny Ri road existing private road. The p dges currently meets Class A standards, serves three lots, and is covered by Road Maintenance Agreement. The applicant has submitted a private road justification which is included instheication, attachments. In addition to the j created the Staff has noted that the lots being created ea an are larger than the minimum required, rural exceptional view =oadaandasurrounding lots . , character of the S ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT Meeting Date September 6, 1988 Action Agenda Item # G-4 SUBJECT: THOMAS JEFFERSON - PRELIMINARY ACTION BY: October 12, 1988 DEPARTMENT: PLANNING PUBLIC HEARING: Yes X No ATTACHMENT(S) : INFORMATION CONTACT: Emily Crudup Application Vicinity Map Preliminary Plan Preliminary Plan Certification TELEPHONE NUMBERS: Private Road Justification Hillsborough - 732-8181 Agency Comments Durham - 688-7331 Draft Planning Board Minutes 8/15/88 Mebane - 227-2031 Chapel Hill - 967-9251/968-4501 411 PURPOSE: Consideration of the preliminary plan for the Thomas Jefferson Subdivision. BACKGROUND: The property is located in Chapel Hill Township on the corner of Sunny Ridge Drive and Mount Sinai Road (SR 1718) . The total acreage of the tract is 10 . 16 acres . The applicant proposes to create two lots, 5 . 17 and 4. 74 acres in size. The property is zoned Rural Buffer. The Joint Planning Area Land Use Plan designa- tion is Rural Residential. In 1986, Mt. Sinai Road had a traffic count of 600 trips per day. Lot 1 has an existing residence, septic tank, and well, and has access to the state road. Lot 2 will have access to Sunny Ridge Road, an existing private road. The private road currently meets Class A standards, serves three lots, and is covered by a recorded Road Maintenance Agreement. The applicant has submitted a private road justifica- tion which is included in the attachments. In addition to the justification, the Staff has noted that the lots being created are larger than the minimum • required, and an exceptional view is maintained by the rural character of the road and surrounding lots. Mary Anne Black, Recreation and Parks Director, recommends payment in lieu of dedication of recreation/open space in the amount of $360 . 2 The Planning Staff recommends approval of the preliminary plan for the Thomas Jefferson subdivision with a private road and the following conditions : 1 . Revise the existing Road Maintenance Agreement to include Lot 2 and to insure maintenance of Sunny Ridge Road to Class A standards . Submit the agreement to the County Attorney for review and approval; 2 . Submit payment-in-lieu of dedication in the amount of $360; and 3. Provide the current owners' names on the adjacent property to the west referenced on P.H. 44/150. RECOMMENDATION: The Administration recommends approval of the preliminary plan with a private road and the three conditions listed above. 111 3 THOMAS JEFFERSON 11/85 ORANGE COUNTY CERTIFICATION AND APPROVALS - PRELIMINARY PLAT STAFF ASSIGNMENT: Emily Crudup SKETCH PLAN: Received 6/3/88 Reviewed 6/8/88 PRELIMINARY PLAT: Received 6/17/88 Reviewed 6/23/88 REVISED PRELIMINARY PLAT: Received Reviewed NCDOT: DATE: CERTIFICATION: SCHOOL BOARD (Orange/Chapel Hill-Carrboro) : DATE: 6/24/88 CERTIFICATION: N/A UTILITIES (OWASA/Hillsborough/Mebane/Orange Alamance/Durham) : DATE: • CERTIFICATION: OTHER: Recreation Advisory Council M.A. Black 8/1/88 (Date) Carrboro Fire Department (Date) Chapel Hill D. Woolley 7/6/88 (Date) Carrboro (Date) Hillsborough (Date) Durham (Date) Other - S & E W. Faircloth 8/1/88 (Date) - SCS G. Hughes 7/19/88 (Date) - Health G. Grimes 8/2/88 PLANNING BOARD: Date: 8/15/88 Approval Approval with Condition(s) xx Denial BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS: Date: Approval Approval with Condition(s ) Denial PLEASE TYPE CR PRINT ( INK ONLY) E/E7 PPP, 1^4.T I^N pop ci,eD 1 V i c 1 ON AD=RCV?l 4 ORAP E COL'N'Y. / _/DATE : SUBDIVISION NAME: 7-`/O�'•'R's Tree €50/✓ G��-'Ci1 /�/5/0 LOCATION: //&/!-/ LI-4.0'L /9rri /STS/NI}/ Awd sL,n/a, ��. ..e /f OWNER/DEVELOPER: MA_• L064.1 (_ / • O(ACii l ADDRESS: .a TELEPHONE N0. : _ `L ,Y - r..lC�R/+, ) NL Z770S AGENT/CONTACT: /� O+/� � TELEPHONE NO• • y O -3Q/35 m- /A o A.rr Ai C Z75-7 2. / A. SUMMARY INFORMATION: / G Township �7�GnA 'el /ll Orange County Tax Map, �7Block��Lot(s) p Zoning Dlstrlct( s) : fU/4.11 Ba jC/ _ phases: ONE Total Number of Acres: / "L� Total Number of Lots: 2 Average Lot Size: $ Mlnimum Lot Size d 2— - a' eNf7.9-/ Number/Type of 5truttures; (ex) sting)./-�£S/ oa✓f//�propo5ed) L i n e a l f=eet 1 n,,--S,,t_r/.. ets: /109- Acres in Open Space Water Supply: Public (specify), ,Community, Individual Wastewater Disposal : Public( pecify) Community Indlv,l,dual School District: ,<,�7TZIC(4.0 `- 5 , ,District: /Vii) C7,4 General Land Uses in Area: Critical Areas: stream/ a s :Flood prone ia wtershed (specify) torcsites other (explain) AiON B. All plats must be submitted on sheet no smaller than one inch equals two—hundred feet ( 1"=200' ) and no larder than one inch equals fifty • feet ( 1"=5D' ) and must contain the following information: ::: :: subdivision name _, : :: building setback ' Inca name of owners) by notation or typical or .:: name of surveyor. layout engineer or land N :: existing and proposed n/a A,71- planner :•:; easements lore l nags. /' _ : .47:;: (title) Preliminary utl I ities, roods, etc.) 4Q(47[ ./C. PIen _ : j exifting, proposed end L/ stela. north arrow adjoining rights-Of-way (North at top of map) Including dimensions and _ •:' date ( Including street names and state .': revision tletes) QI road numbers ��' Ip, tax map- /" ' } existing and prOpOSed block-lot references utilities. Including type. . : bouncary CesCrlbed. sizes, hydrants. valves : msnnoIes w 1 th Our 1 ngs end distances /11 `...:; and proposed T —f •▪ : total acreage of the culvert Including sixes tract and acreage of I` •• and graces lots. Including and }:'r,:M;;.•: Typical street cross- ;;;;;; K excluding area within '',...v. : and Intarsaction d /: rights+Df-way Details Including Design = 2 control ::: ano width of Trevelway proposed lot lines %� bad snouloars � �: '1'a"r•: d with dimensions �1�:rj:^•: horizontal alignment end e• V �6 lot numbers .. g I oats (public 0E) 1i' phasing lines ) �w4� _• ' : topography at Tan foot permanent features such as / ;i� O N ::-:.:•::::: 111 d) I els buildings. cemeteries. L h0/y,'ue� 'te,: water bodies, strums. historic 1 ...ir{:. d 0 OM floodrey and flood- ::' :: adjoining lot layout names a+ w , : plaIns Of adjoining Property QJ /' "tl.e.: streea buffers and Ornars and subdivisions notation indicating restricted eevelOpment C 19 • potential ✓ 'O :,17;r-:: township, corporate end extra-territorial planning JurisdiC- x d lion lines which cross the property III d f�0 Na 'rr'r.. location and size Df parcels Dedicated for public use or Fri S cm PO ..**!5::• i In common n/ IDCatIOn and ommo of lots of ICted devllOP�ht potential N7 • .: and notation on plat reoer'ding some N ,;_`' stormreter management plan Indicating provision for control :: of the first 1/2 Inch of runoff from Impervious surfaces please complete reverse side • C. OTHER SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS 5 1 . Twenty-seven ( 27 ) copies of the preliminary plat. 2 . Two full size copies of an Orange County Tax map ( one copy with tax parcels involved clearly marked ) . 3 . Where municipal or OWASA sewer is not available, a letter from the Orange County Health Department certifying the proposed wastewater system for each lot. I , the applicant, hereby certify that the foregoing application is complete and accurate. I understand that a $105 .00 fee ( subdivisions of 1 -5 lots) , $210 . 00 fee ( subdivision of 6-9 lots) , $315 .00 fee ( sub- divisions of 10-25 lots) or a $420 . 00 fee ( subdivisions of 26 lots or more) is due at the time of application. A $5 . 00 per lot fee is due at the time the final plat is presented for recordation. 7fsellWAIrl.. 400011p. - „:7 (1-u4.4.44) APPLICAN rSI ATU OW E ' S SIGNATURE 6200 41,ATE DATE FEES : Amount 1,007`04 Date Paid -22' -Et Receipt di�-�o TMOM AS JEFE5O4 s AppLICA14.1r: MAI*K o' DEAL- Zokl11J : IZUeAL euFra1r • 4 6138 • 5 - - 0 27.88 AC. -7-k-CL A1oQr14 S .4L :1'=4od s 17.31 AC. 1 ID I 0 I 14„1'1 . / : ,°tee 1 ' 1F 1 1 . • 6D: 5AC• 1 1 A . , . - e ,' 0 . 5120" 0 I I / AC. . Inc. / II. /` t �ti• ` 2073 •596 / . -a 4 N1,f,fis t„. C) — ...-. — — _ .. /� •9324 4v; • .- �IE141 / 1 2.14AC�� �. �T 10.16A 24.14 AC. 527 \ ♦ / `/ i • L 9 4383 .� 90 11 A C 6 RR 1 Gat_ F{V 'Hq/ 1709 yp 49 1 �'� (j) - 081480• �� R� 5.42 � .,,, 22.18 AC. gt 20 '�/R� '- = AC. ":/- C)7304 1890 a1 QT • It It ".c' R/c \ / c 10.75 AC.CAL. . 0 SINAI BAPTIST CAURCI r 1 t: - . \ \. 4 HENCE 1 1 \cts S. PLAT RIVER) RED MOUNTAIN ROAD • ROUTE 3 BOX ZERO • ROUGEMONT NC • 2'572 • 919-277.5585 PROPERTIES Erzrzr-c7- ' July 18, 1988 Ms. Emily Crudup Orange County Planning Hillsborough, NC 27278 Dear Ms. Crudup: A private road justification is being requested for the Thomas Jefferson Subdivision to add one lot to an existing private road (Sunny Ridge Road) shared by three families. One of the families is the buyer of the lot to be added to the private road agreement. The four lots average in excess of four acres and are a mix of pasture and woods. The buyers plan to use the new lot as an extension of their pasture. Therefore, there are no current plans to build on the lot, making it unlikely that the state would consider taking over the road. This property is located off Mt. Sinai Road in the rural buffer. The current owners of all four parcels already preserve the rural character of the property and plan to continue this philosophy. The owners work well together in maintaining the existing roads to class A standards (per Orange County Erosion Control ) and wish to continue this arrangement. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, Mark O'Neal r TOWN OF CHAPEL HILL ry 306 NORTH COLUMBIA STREET I r� /1� j��5 C 0 HAPEL HILL,NORTH CAROLINA 27514-3699 Telephone (919) 968-2700 MEMORANDUM TO: Orange County Planning Department FROM: D. Diana Woolley, Plann3 Current Development Town of Chapel Hill DATE: 6 July 1988 RE: Thomas Jefferson Subdivision Staff have reviewed the above captioned matter and have no comments. Thank you for forwarding this matter for a Courtesy Review. 410 DDW:hps I N Orange County Recreation and Parks Department - 0 Post Office Box 8181 • Hillsborough, North Carolina 27278 V c +rta+b Life.Be in it. Mary Anne Black, Director MEMORANDUM TO: Emily Crudup, Planning Department FROM: Mary Anne BlacklOit DATE: August 2, 1988 RE: Proposed Subdivision Preliminary Plan Reviews -- Thomasina Hill Thomas Jefferson Upon review of the preliminary plans for the above-referenced subdivisions, I concur with. the Planning staff comments that payment-in-lieu of dedication of recreation/open space lands for these two developments is appropriate. Payment would total $89.00 and $360.00 respectively. Thank you for the opportunity to offer these staff comments. I will present my recommendations to the Orange County Recreation & Parks Advisory Council at their August meeting and will forward to you any changes/additional comments they may have. • MAB/pbl cc: Recreation & Parks Advisory Council Offices located at 300 W. Tryon Street, Hillsborough, NC Telephones: 919 732-8181 • 919 967-9251 • 919 688-7331 • 919 227-2031 ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT 306F REVERE ROAD 10 HILLSBOROUGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27278 411 M E M O R A N D U M TO: Emily Crudup, Planner II FROM: Warren Faircloth, Erosion Control Supervisor SUBJECT: Thomas Jefferson Subdivision DATE: August 1, 1988 The proposed subdivision meets the Ordnance requirements regarding stormwater management by using large lots , limited impervious surfaces on each lot, and retaining a buffer of vegetation around the perimeter of each lot to filter and absorb runoff . a ,a■ 11 Orange Soil and Water Conservation District Orange County Agricultural/Environmental Center , 306 Revere Road _ Hillsborough, NC 27278 Phone: (919) 732-9361, Ext. 451 July 19, 1988 ' To : Emily Crudup , Planner II Orange County Planning Department From: Gail M. Hu hes , Soil Conservationist Re : Thomas Jefferson Subdivision I have reviewed this site as requested and have these comments : 1 . The soils on this site are Enon and Tatum. Enon has severe limitations for septic tank filter fields because of slow percolation and severe limitations for dwellings because of high shrink—swell and low strength . Tatum has severe limitations for septic tank filter fields because of depth to rock and moderate limitations for dwellings because of low strength . If I can be of further assistance , please call . CONSERVATION- DEVELOPMENT- SELF-GOVERNMENT • _ , DRAFT12 nnin Staff recommends approval of the 111 prelimig naryplan for the Thomasina Hill Subdivision and Recombination with the following. conditions: 1 . Submit payment-in-lieu of dedication in the amount of $89; 2. Approval of the easement for the septic line that will cross a portion of the Jimmy White property; and 3 . Provide the current owners' the adjacent property 44/150 . MOTION: Taylor moved approval with conditions as recommended by Planning Staff. Seconded by Boland. VOTE: Unanimous. 1> (5) Thomas Jefferson (2 Lots - Chapel Hill Township) Presentation by Emily Crudup. • The property is located in Chapel Hill Township on the corner of Sunny Ridge Drive and Mount Sinai Road (SR 1718) . The total acreage of the to tract is 10 . 16 acres. The applicant proposes create two lots, 5 . 17 and 4 .74 acres in size. The property is zoned Rural Buffer. The Joint Planning Area Land Use Plan designation is Rural Residential. in 1986, Mt. Sinai Road had a traffic count of 600 trips per day. Lot 1 has an existing residence, septic tank, and well, and has access to the state r road. Lot an 2 will have access to Sunny Ridgee road existing private road. The p currently meeCOVeredClass by a standards, recorded Road serves three lots, and is Maintenance Agreement. The applicant has submitted a private road justification which is included intheication, attachments. In addition to the j s the Staff has noted that the los being created are larger than the minimum required, exceptional view e maintained lots II character of 13 Mary Anne Black, Recreation and Parks Director, recommends payment in lieu of dedication of recreation/open space in the amount of $360. The Planning Staff recommends approval of the preliminary plan for the Thomas Jefferson subdivision with a private road and the following conditions : 1 . Revise the existing Road Maintenance Agreement to include Lot 2 and to insure maintenance of Sunny Ridge Road to Class A standards . Submit the agreement to the County Attorney for review and approval; 2 . Submit payment-in-lieu of dedication in the amount of $360; and 3 . Provide the current owners ' names on the adjacent property to the west referenced on P.B. 44/150. MOTION: Best moved approval with conditions as recommended by Planning Staff. Seconded by Pilkey. VOTE: Unanimous. ( 6) Kathy Kennedy (3 Lots - Hills. /Cedar Grove Townships) Presentation by Emily Crudup. The property is located on the north side of Kenion Road (SR 1335) in Hillsborough and Cedar Grove Townships. The total acreage of the tract is 13 . 97 acres. One new lot is being created that is 1. 97 acres in size. The Land Use Plan designation is Agricultural Residential. The portion of the property in Hillsborough Township is zoned AR. The 1986 traffic count for Kenion Road was 183 trips per day. The lot will be served by an individual well and septic tank. All agencies have reviewed the preliminary plan for the subdivision. Their comments are attached. The Planning staff recommends approval of the preliminary plan for the subdivision of the Kathy Kennedy lands. MOTION: Eddleman moved approval as recommended by Planning Staff. Seconded by Taylor. 410 ORANGE C O U N T Y BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT Meeting Date September 1988 Action Agenda Item # G-'7 SUBJECT: KATHY KENNEDY - PRELIMINARY ACTION BY: October 12, 1988 DEPARTMENT: PLANNING PUBLIC HEARING: Yes X No ATTACHMENT(S) : INFORMATION CONTACT: Emily Crudup Application Vicinity Map Preliminary Plan Preliminary Plan Certification TELEPHONE NUMBERS: Agency Comments Hillsborough - 732-8181 Draft Planning Board Minutes 8/15/88 Durham - 688-7331 Mebane - 227-2031 Chapel Hill - 967-9251/968-4501 PURPOSE: Consideration of the preliminary plan for the subdivision of the Kathy Kennedy lands . BACKGROUND: The property is located on the north side of Kenion Road ( SR 1335 ) in Hillsborough and Cedar Grove Townships . The total acreage of the tract is 13 . 97 acres . One new lot is being created that is 1 . 97 acres in size. The Land Use Plan designation is Agricultural Residential. The portion of the property in Hillsborough Township is zoned AR. The 1986 traffic count for Kenion Road was 183 trips per day. The lot will be served by an individual well and septic tank. All agencies have reviewed the preliminary plan for the subdivision. Their comments are attached. The Planning Board reviewed the plan at their meeting on August 15, and recommended approval. RECOMMENDATION: The Administration recommends approval of the preliminary plan for the subdivision of the Kathy Kennedy lands . PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ( INK ONLY) a F ` ��l r"'mod • 11/85 . . ' 2 APPLICAT2ON FOR SUBDIVISION APPROVAL ORANGE COUNTY DATE: 6 - /7— ,'82 SUBDIVISION NAME: 1:7✓D•I f=',1 0i' 6- v V21 ✓i eY LOCATION: N O(/-A 5 i cr e of c i t t t-P) v.o a..J f7 3 s (Vey);o, OWNER/DEVELOPER : Va-1-1,,A I . ���,.�,,y,r�(,,, ADDRESS: R+. S ; 3 °"` �� TELEPHONE NO . : '-7 3. - S.678 - .0 • . . "72 AGENT/CONTACT: Same- TELEPHONE NO . : A . SUMMARY INFORMATION : Orange County Tax Map t4(.0 Block "~ Lot Is) 1-10 F Township Ctda•r C7 rove.. Zoning District (s] : v, iol■ GedOf- Grave IP /AQ (IA P115 7-0,—)ilmki P Total Number of Acres : I3. cl7 Phases : N/A Total Number of Lots: _2 Average Lot Size : — Minimum Lot Size I. '17 Number/Type of Structures : (existing] $- _(proposed] 2 Lineal Feet in Streets : Acres in Open Space -- Water Supply: Pub lic(specify] Community ✓ Individual Wastewater Disposal : Pub lic(spool fy) Community Individual School District: dirriAmit Lou.,-7 Fire District : ‘2‘,244,L,...341,4141___ General Land Uses in Aria: Avicl.l-1'wv`ol.l / 1 ' dP.v.-ha( Critical Areas : straam/drainageways flood prone areas watershed( specify) historic sites III other( explain). B . All plats must be submitted on sheet no smaller then one inch equals two— hundred feet 114=200 ' ] and no larger than one inch equals fifty feet (1 "=50 ' ] and must contain the following information : • subdivision name ' name of ° merle) �G building setback lines <•>-;;: by notation or typical lot :heck items ••''•y: name of survepop, engineer or �� layout •�f;"• land Planner ,,,� '''-.: ^: existin end :ompieted) — (titls) Preliminary lan "'.'^ 9 ge, ussd ssaa- y manta (drainage, utilities, noels, north error (North at ' roads, etc.) to of wapl existing, proposed and date (including revision data.) Ng adjoining ri torn.hi P g gds•ensiony .� e, taz men—block—lot `.:x;%: including dimensions and �: :.§: street oars• and ■tats rcad boundary described with ��� 'tik` •.; numbers bearings and di T„ existing and proposed y total scrooge of the trees i:.x«• utilities, including and acreage of Lots, including ;•;; type, ■ions, ii '. end eueluding area within :':: - hydrant*, oolong and rights—of—eay `:. manhole* control earner „r_ '.4ww` ; existing and proposed culvert proposed Lot )lore with :::: • including sizes and graces dimensions :` lot numbers -- ;s typical street cross—sections �.. phasing lines and I ion details *ft including design and width topography at ten foot I'M) "' of travelaay and shoulder, .‘4.:?';:".::;:• I is �< horizontal alignment and :L ; meter bodies, st , flood— general curve oats (public • way and floodplsins .y>'; roads) buffers Inc notation --- factures such is indicating restrictee 'fiir but)dings, ocmotariom, development p lei historic landearks, township, corporate and metro— adjoining los layout W:: turrltdrlat planning names of adjoining :.:», g property • :yfi_ juri5dictlan Lines which owners and subdivisions cross the property Ala Location end size of parcels dadiceted for public use or reserved iiit i rotation and slot of iota of rwstrlcsrd dowel oprrns potontlal and notation on plat regarding sass y,— IYZ. stormwater wanag plan indicating provision for control of the first 1/2 inch of runoff frees i lour curl (GRAY AREAS FOR OFFICE USE ONLY) 3 OTHER SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS : 1 . Twenty—six ( 26 ) copies of the preliminary plat 2. Two full size copies of an Orange County Tax map (one copy with tax parcels involved clearly marked) . 3. Where municipal or OWASA sewer is not avei Lab le , a letter from the Orange County Health Department certifying the proposed wastewater system for each lot . I , the applicant,, hereby certify that the foregoing application is complete and accurate . I understand that a $210.00 fee ( subdivisions of 15 lots or less) or a $370 .00 fee (subdivisions of 16 lots or more) is due at the time of application . A $5 .00 per lot fee is due at the time the final plat is presented for recordation . 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VANNIE G_KENION 133 -B4 ,..-. — 410 KATHY KENNEDY 5 11/85 ORANGE COUNTY CERTIFICATION AND APPROVALS = PRELIMINARY PLAT STAFF ASSIGNMENT: Emily Crudup SKETCH PLAN: Received 5/13/88 Reviewed 5/19/88 PRELIMINARY PLAT: Received 6/17/88 Reviewed 6/23/88 REVISED PRELIMINARY PLAT: Received Reviewed NCDOT: DATE: CERTIFICATION: SCHOOL BOARD (Orange/Chapel Hill-Carrboro) : DATE: 6/24/88 CERTIFICATION: N/A UTILITIES (OWASA/Hillsborough/Mebane/Orange Alamance/Durham) : DATE: CERTIFICATION: OTHER: Recreation Advisory Council (Date) Carrboro Fire Department (Date) Chapel Hill (Date) Carrboro (Date) Hillsborough (Date) Durham (Date) Other - S & E W. Fa i rcl oth 8/1 88 (Date) - SCS C. Hughes 6/19/88 (Date) - Health T. Konsler 7/1/88 PLANNING BOARD: Date: R/15/11R Approval YY Approval with Condition(s) Denial BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS: Date: Approval Approval with Condition( s) Denial p P al ., 6 Orange Soil and Water Conservation District S Orange County Agricultural/Environmental Center 306 Revere Road Hillsborough, NC 27278 Phone: (919) 732-9361, Ext. 451 July 19, 1988 To : Emily Crudup ,Planner II Orange County Planning Department From: Gail M. Hug s , SoiI Conservationist • • Re : Property of Kathy Kennedy I have reviewed this plan as requested and have these comments : 1 . The soil on this site is GeorgeviIle , which has slight Iimi tat ions for dwellings and moderate • I imitations for septic tank filter . fields be- cause of slow percolation. If I can be of further assistance , please Iet me know. I CONSERVATION- DEVELOPMENT-SELF-GOVERNMENT r ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT 306F REVERE ROAD 7 HILLSBOROUGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27278 ..... e" i1 M E M O R A N D U M TO: Emily Crudup, Planner II FROM: Warren Faircloth, Erosion Control Supervisor SUBJECT: Kathy Kennedy Subidivsion DATE: August 1, 1988 The proposed subdivision meets the Ordnance requirements regarding stormwater management by using large lots, limited impervious surfaces on each lot, and retaining a buffer of vegetation around the perimeter of each lot to filter and absorb runoff. IIM S flRJ\FT 8 Mary Anne Black, Recreation and Parks Director, recommends payment in lieu of dedication of recreation/open space in the amount of $360 . The Planning Staff recommends approval of the preliminary plan for the Thomas Jefferson subdivision with a private road and the following conditions: 1 . Revise the existing Road Maintenance Agreement to include Lot 2 and to insure maintenance of Sunny Ridge Road to Class A standards. Submit the agreement to the County Attorney for review and approval; 2 . Submit payment-in-lieu of dedication in the amount of $360; and 3 . Provide the current owners ' names on the adjacent property to the west referenced on P.B. 44/150 . MOTION: Best moved approval with conditions as recommended by Planning Staff . Seconded by Pilkey. VOTE: Unanimous. . 1:›11 ( 6) Kathy Kennedy (3 Lots - Hills ./Cedar Grove Townships) Presentation by Emily Crudup. The property is located on the north side of Kenion Road (SR 1335) in Hillsborough and Cedar Grove Townships. The total acreage of the tract is 13 .97 acres. One new lot is being created that is 1 .97 acres in size. The Land Use Plan designation is Agricultural Residential. The portion of the property in Hillsborough Township is zoned AR. The 1986 traffic count for Kenion Road was 183 trips per day. The lot will be served by an individual well and septic tank. All agencies have reviewed the preliminary plan for the subdivision. Their comments are attached. The Planning staff recommends approval of the preliminary plan for the subdivision of the Kathy Kennedy lands . MOTION: Eddleman moved approval as recommended by 411 Planning Staff. Seconded by Taylor. 9 VOTE: Unanimous. ( 7) Lea's Landing (3 Lots - Cedar Grove Township) Presentation by Emily Crudup. The property is located in Cedar Grove Township on the south side of Mill Creek Road (SR 1343) west of the intersection with Harmony Church Road (SR 1341) . It is designated on the Land Use Plan as Agricultural Residential and Water Supply Watershed (Upper Eno) . The 1987 traffic count for Mill Creek Road was 900 trips per day. The total acreage of the tract is 10.02 acres. Three lots with state road frontage are proposed. These lots average 3. 12 acres in size and will be served by individual wells and septic tanks . All applicable agencies have reviewed the proposal . The Planning Staff recommends approval of the preliminary plan for Lea's Landing with the following conditions : 1 . Indicate a joint driveway between Lots 1 and 2 . 2 . Provide a fifty foot stream buffer on each side of the perennial stream. MOTION: Eddleman moved approval with conditions as recommended by Planning Staff . Seconded by Taylor. VOTE: Unanimous . c. Partial Width Right-of-way (1 ) Joseph and Mary Zaragoza Presentation by Mary Scearbo. Mr. & Mrs . Zaragoza wish to purchase two 10 existing houses and surrounding property, and propose a two-lot subdivision for this purpose. To provide access, an existing 45-foot easement approximately 1749 feet in length would be 1 • O R A N G E C O U N T Y BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT Meeting Date September 1988 Action Agenda Item # C4 4 SUBJECT: LEA'S LANDING - PRELIMINARY ACTION BY: October 12, 1988 DEPARTMENT: PLANNING PUBLIC HEARING: Yes X No ATTACHMENT(S) : INFORMATION CONTACT: Emily Crudup Application Vicinity Map Preliminary Plan Preliminary Plan Certification TELEPHONE NUMBERS: Agency Comments Hillsborough - 732-8181 Draft Planning Board Minutes 8/15/88 Durham - 688-7331 Mebane - 227-2031 Chapel Hill-967-9251/968-4501 PURPOSE: Consideration of the relim' ' p unary plan for Lea's Landing Subdivision. BACKGROUND: The property is located in Cedar Grove Township on the south side of Mill Creek Road (SR 1343) west of the intersection with Harmony Church Road (SR 1341) . It is designated on the Land Use Plan as Agricultural Residential and Water Supply Watershed (Upper Eno) . The 1987 traffic count for Mill Creek Road was 900 trips per day. The total acreage of the tract is 10. 02 acres . Three lots with state road frontage are proposed. These lots average 3. 12 acres in size and will be served by individual wells and septic tanks. All applicable agencies have reviewed the proposal. On August 15, the Planning Board recommended approval of the preliminary plan for Lea's Landing with the following conditions : 1 . Indicate a joint driveway between Lots 1 and 2 . 2 . Provide a fifty foot stream buffer on each side of the perennial stream. RECOMMENDATION: The Administration recommends approval as per the Planning Board's recommendation. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ( INK ONLY) 114135 2 APPLICATION FOR SUBDIVISION_ APPROVAL ORANGE CONTY • DATE: 14, /a / / ES SUBDIVISION NAME: L F �} S L ll'1� �) ) )'I/ ±' LOCATION : /721/ ( ' /c / 0.07 OWNER/DEVELOPER : Ave 4yy I" 771 ' Lc°c.,. ADDRESS : I f1 6 FP'rni L7o� Qp14 0. TELEPHONE NO . : 9 H .---- B 9 6' CH 14PEt_ Ft ILL .vvG 27S/ V AGENT/CONTACT: GcL11 e ry ti n Lc_n ) S t.tr 0 P1 jQrt TELEPHONE NO . : 73 Z — B E;:*� ( CI rvbr A . SUMMARY INFORMATION : Orange County Tax Map 43 Black — Lot (s) L{ _ Township z Zoning District ( s) : vai (arvav Tots ) Number of Acres : tD , QZ.. [ _ Phases : Tote L Number of Lots : Average Lot Size : ' _ Minimum Lot Size at Number/Type of Structures : (existing) none° (proposed)_ 5 :nii' Farm,! Lineal Feet in Streets : - Acres in Open Spec. r Water Supply: _Pub Lic(specify) Community ✓ Individu. l Wastewater Disposal : Public(epecify) Community ✓ Individual Schoo L District: Fire District: General Land Uses in Area : 2e...5 idp714 i«.° — P Y-1C�)f� 5 Critical Areas : —stream/drainageweys flop prone areas watershed(spec, f y) historic sitea • other( explain) S . All pLets must be submitted on sheet no sm. Ller than one inch equals two- hundred feet (1 "=200 ' ) and no larger than one inch aqua ls fifty feet (1 "=50 ' ) and must contain the following information : '/ : subdivision name &gilt building antenna lines J2- , name of ownsrls) by notation or typiasl lot +� :`::.: neme of surveyor, engineer or `'' `! layout ;heck items ':.:V land planner fir:.'?' y :Qm feted ✓ i p ezlsting and Prcpa■ed as■e+ ) [title] Preliminary Plan -.,u.:; ■ants (drainage, utilities, sods, north arrow [North at 4*� roads, ate.) ( ` top of sop] e.*--�: existing, preptsed Inc v jr., data [including revision deter) -::::.:: adjoining rights•of-ray to In tax nett-block.-Lot {;: '::, lndlucing dteensione end rifsrsn os :. street ne•se and state rood i/ boundary described with . :: numbers bearings end di tar. asisting and propoieo total go of the treat s>s>::::: uti titles, including end scresgs of Lots, including type, size*, : and **eluding erns within hydrants, wolves end : : rights-of-soy n� `: ? Les `� • control corner l °P , existing and p'OPosad culvert o lot lines 11th ^ A including sites end g dlmenaiona za4t1 typical atrast cross-sections ✓ Lot nuroero `-'.' end lnterseCtiOn Oatal la' /t phasing lines f.. including design and width _14 topography at ten foot 110) of may ono snoulosrs lntsrval■ he L alig an J n n d eater oodles, et s, flood- .. L curve oats 1puolic say rho floeopliine „A", roads) '1'A stress buffers and notation 0=1 jlit0 pier o festurrs such es indicating restricted - buildings, ias, ,�,�f,� gavel onsant potential ` j historic Le00000ns, i" r to 1p, Cerporeta end extra+ cc%%. adjoining lot layout territorial planning nesse of adjoining property III jurisdiction lines which owners sac subdivisions Cress the property Location and sits of parcels dedicated for public use or rsssrved in comeon -1;,'4 jut location end size of lot* of restricted dsveleeeees potential end V / notation on plat regarding sees '.':• ■torrmrtsr ashen Lan indicating provision for Control of the rivet 1/P mob of runoff from iopervieus surface* (r:pOv Apr A[ rue, nor! rr I■cr nw wl n t 3 L'! C:THER SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS • Twenty—six (25 ) copies of the preliminary plat 2. Teo full size copies of an Orange County Tax map (one copy with tax parcels involved clearly marked) . 3 . Where municipal or OWASA sewer is- not avei lab le , a letter from the Orange County Health Department certifying the proposed wastewater system for each lot . I , the applicant , hereby certify that the foregoing application is complete and accurate . I understand that a 1210.00 fee (subdivisions of 15 lots or less) or a 8370 .00 fee (subdivisions of 16 lots or more) is due at the time of app Haitian . A $5 .00 per lot fee is due at the time the final plat is presented for recordation . r A LICANT 'S SIGNATURE OWNER 'S S GNATURE s (d2/ ,,r Ilk DATE / FEES: Amount 124"_ Date Paid ' - 7-1 -9B Receipt 2.015 I MCC.• E✓Illl�4C_ IS-op� I MAT I LINE \.1 �A =SEE MAP 40 29 P/0577 AC 1 ��j d \ //, •a / \ /// 4p ® 256B ,"; /� !ti 0 v 1 °- 0456 3 AC. „, \ ® a' � / \ Y 6343 3 6AC -i2- 20 \\ ,}� 38.35 AC- 7240 :20 a 15 AC. 1t9�•- i 17.57 AC. \\46.78 , \ °I 6 \ G z .S� +, 9827 \ .I.6AC p\`: �i 0 \ \Q, 2854 \Q,E /� !\-' \ .` �, -% '. %'.a° 10.02 \ \\ 0 ' ... 410 EF •© / 10.5AC. 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I .7291 II 13 3. 68 AC- 5 LEA'S LANDING 11/85 ORANGE COUNTY CERTIFICATION AND APPROVALS - PRELIMINARY PLAT STAFF ASSIGNMENT: Emily Crudup SKETCH PLAN: Received 5/12/88 Reviewed 5/20/88 PRELIMINARY PLAT: Received 6/21/88 Reviewed _ 6/23/88 REVISED PRELIMINARY PLAT: Received Reviewed NCDOT: DATE: CERTIFICATION: SCHOOL BOARD (Orange/Chapel Hill-Carrboro) : DATE: 6/24/88 CERTIFICATION: N/A UTILITIES (OWASA/Hillsborough/Mebane/Orange Alamance/Durham) : DATE: CERTIFICATION: OTHER: Recreation Advisory Council (Date) Carrboro Fire Department (Date) Chapel Hill (Date) Carrboro (Date) Hillsborough (Date) Durham (Date) Other - S & E W.Fa i rc l oth 8/1/88 (Date) - SCS G. Hughes 6/19/88 (Date) - Health D. Hecht 6/28/88 PLANNING BOARD: Date: $/1 c/PP Approval Approval with Condition( s) xx Denial BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS: Date: Approval Approval with Condition(s) Denial ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT 306F REVERE ROAD 6 HILLSBOROUGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27218 • lif A iA �A M E M O R A N D U M TO: Emily Crudup, Planner II FROM: Warren Faircloth, Erosion Control Supervisor SUBJECT: Lea' s Landing Subidivsion DATE: August 1, 1988 The proposed subdivision meets the Ordnance requirements regarding stormwater management by using large lots, limited impervious surfaces on each lot, and retaining a buffer of vegetation around the perimeter of each lot to filter and absorb runoff . • F 7 0 Orange Soil and Water Conservation District Orange County Agricultural/Environmental Center 306 Revere Road Hillsborough, NC 27278 Phone: (919) 732-9361, Ext. 451 July 19, 1988 To: Emily Crudup, Planner II Orange County Planning Department From: Gail M. Hughld Soil Conservationist RE: Lea' s Landing I have reviewed this site as requested and have these comments: 1. The soils on this site are Georgeville and Tatum. Georgeville has slight limitations for dwellings and moderate limitations for septic tank filter fields because of slow percolation. Tatum has moderate limitations for dwellings because of low strength and depth to rock. Tatum also has severe limitations for septic tank filter fields because of depth to rock. If I can be of further assistance, please call . S CONSERVATION- DEVELOPMENT- SELF-GOVERNMENT A 8 VOTE: Unanimous . (7 ) Lea's Landing (3 Lots - Cedar Grove Township) Presentation by Emily Crudup. The property is located in Cedar Grove Township on the south side of Mill Creek Road (SR 1343) west of the intersection with Harmony Church Road (SR 1341) . It is designated on the Land Use Plan as Agricultural Residential and Water Supply Watershed (Upper Eno) . The 1987 traffic count for Mill Creek Road was 900 trips per day. The total acreage of the tract is 10 .02 acres. Three lots with state road frontage are proposed. These lots average 3 . 12 acres in size and will be served by individual wells and septic tanks. All applicable agencies have reviewed the proposal. The Planning Staff recommends approval of the preliminary plan for Lea' s Landing with the • following conditions: 1 . Indicate a joint driveway between Lots 1 and 2 . 2 . Provide a fifty foot stream buffer on each side of the perennial stream. MOTION: Eddleman moved approval with conditions as recommended by Planning Staff. Seconded by Taylor. VOTE: Unanimous. c. Partial Width Right-of-Way (1) Joseph and Mary Zaragoza Presentation by Mary Scearbo. Mr. & Mrs . Zaragoza wish to purchase two existing houses and surrounding property, and propose a two-lot subdivision for this purpose. To provide access, an existing 45-foot easement • approximately 1749 feet in length would be Y = ORANGE COUNTY 1 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 411 ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT Meeting Date: September 6. 1988 Action enda Item # GA SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR PARTIAL WIDTH RIGHT-OF-WAY - JOSEPH AND MARY ZARAGOZA DEPARTMENT: PLANNING PUBLIC HEARING Yes x No ATTACHMENT(S) : INFORMATION CONTACT: Jane Garrett Partial Width R/W Checklist Photographs Minor Subdivision Application Vicinity Map Recorded Survey/Deed of Easement Applicant 6-21-88 Letter Draft 8-15-88 Planning Board Minutes TELEPHONE NUMBERS: Hillsborough - 732-8181 Durham - 688-7331 Mebane - 227-2031 Chapel Hill - 967-9251 PURPOSE: To consider a request for a partial width right-of- way. BACKGROUND: Mr. and Mrs . Zaragoza wish to purchase two existing houses and surrounding property, and proposed a two- lot subdivision for this purpose. To provide access, an existing 45-foot easement approximately 1749 feet in length would be connected to a 50-foot easement leading to the subdivision. A Class C private road (Home Road) is in existence. A partial width right- of-way is needed since the adjoining tract is heir property and all heirs will not grant an additional five (5) feet of right-of-way. A previous partial width right-of-way was requested for this road by Elizabeth Crais and Michael Wagner. The Planning Board and Board of Commissioners granted approval on February 15, 1988 and March 2, 1988, respectively. This proposal was for two Class C private roads (Crais Lane and Home Road) . The Zaragozas have revised the right-of-way in order to create one private road instead of two private roads . At its August 15, 1988 meeting, the Planning Board recommended approval of the request. 2 RECOMMENDATION: The Administration recommends approval as per the Planning Board recommendation. 110 S l 3 JOSEPH AND MARY ZARAGOZA MINOR SUBDIVISION PARTIAL WIDTH RIGHT-OF-WAY CHECKLIST (Adopted from Orange County Subdivision Regulations Section IV-B-3-c-2) NATURE OF SUBDIVISION - Topography - hilly, 5-7 .5% grade, approximate 50- foot drop per 1000 feet - Surrounding area - single family residences - Present road. - existing gravel driveway of varying width ( 10-27 feet) with close proximity to New Sharon Church Road (see aerial) - Access by public safety vehicles - topography fair, driveway and cul-de-sac existing and satisfy Orange County' s Class C private road standards CONSTRUCTION OF ROAD: Home Road satisfies the County's Class C standards. 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N•A' Carrboro.N•A• School District Orange County #1538 New Sharon Churgi Road Public State Road Number Name ype" _ Private Road Class C Name" Home Road and Crais Lane - Do you plan to build the road before final approval ? Road in place. or secure construction with a security document?" Utilities : Public Sewer Community System Septic Tank Public Water Community Water Well • tf on a septic system, the Health Department must examine all existing and potential building sites on lots shown on the plat. Total Lot Area. 507 ac"res Number of Lots One with this application. Lot Number: Size of Lots : Structures ( proposed or existing ) 1 5.07 Ass Existing home built in 1971 . I ( We) hereby certify 'that I ( we) have read the above infor- mation and that the information I ( we) have supplied is accurate to the best of my ( our) knowledge. I (We) under- stand my ( our) application is not complete and cannot be approved unless all required information and material has been provided . June 21 , 1988 '/ .Ijidt Date $ azure Jos - r L. ' ag-goza June 21 , 1.988 of • ....0 ! A - Date Signatur M7ry La Zarago ; 4 III Filing Fee # of Lots Fee Private Road Fee Other Fee_" Total Fees _ Date Paid. \ ' I 1 /`e1°PC) ' 1 3 . Z/ "o I BPS I 26 8134 110 0► AC _ . 'P� 1 I 9 / 0--1-!L c%,, . ?sap 52 I 2 75 AC. \ /\P Iz 104 \ zY/ 12.72 AC. 12 \ 7 / is �. /// 1 533 AC. CAL. 8 Iv /2 -q6520 1 7 12.75 AC. I 6451 .• 0 147 7 1 I 10.66 AC 11.19 AC. 1 Ohe& P4ar�[,10 9 1.6= I £_ c w35 - - G i2A,s 02814 6 I s wAG 1551- a I ;�r PRoro p2 ,e S II.56 AC. be 2B suet, vasid�.f �.oT I/o 1 09696 s / 11.69 AC. 6314 I 4 O AC• / 1 55 a 6340 10.51 AC. '° / $ , ..."fiAuA)• 22 D. I36.74A►C .� le ' r _ del Io„) I I we. (P 54 / e.34-44t °; �../6744 I Za rin o7A`'S i a: go D M ®1642 10.44 AC. I p-e.YeAtt• 10.74 AC. ' 1 I, • :1 ! I 543:04 •1 299.63 40. W 9886E I >9:96 R TAX PURPOSES ONLY . HENRY T LATTA, HRS. m CD_ I DR.wOODMALL STOPFORD ch. TO BE USED FOR CONVEYANCE W PREPARED er W.J. SMITH HRS. AMERICAN AIR SURVEYS, INC. DR W. S. LYNN S MAC 907 PENN AVE. LARRY MARVII_ 5 DEBC III ORANGE COUNTY PITTSBURGH 22, PA. I .. MARCH 25 1970 PHOTO NO.! 200 11 6• 9•• is D f , . Ilk 1 01 1 II 0 .% Rental House _ 4I NOR_LUB J VI .S I ON APPL I CAT ION 10 Property Owner ( s)_ Joseph L. Zaragoza and Mary L. Zaragoza • Address 1432 Poinsett Drive, Chapel dill Phone ( ) 967-7720 Developer/Contact Name Same as above, Jay Zaragoza is developer.. Address. Same as above. _ —. Phone ( ) 967-7721 Location of Property Eno 9 • 2211 (-^•--') township map block lot Zoning A.R. Fire District. Orange Rural Watershed. N .A. _ Impervious Surface N.A. Joint Planning: C. H. N•A• CarrboroN•A• School District Orange County State Road Number #1538 NameNew Sharon Churo ,0. Public Private Road Class. C Name Home Road and Crais Lane Do you plan to build the road before final approval ? Road in place. or secure construction with a security document?. Utilities : Public Sewer, Community System Septic Tank X Public Water, .Community Water Well, _ III If on a septic system, the Health Department must examine all existing and potential building sites on lots shown on the plat. Total Lot Area 441/g S,--/: Number of Lots. One with this application. Lot Number: Size ��6 Lots . S Exi ting home( proposed or existing)1 1 43, I (We) hereby certify that I (we) have read the above infor- mation and that the information I ( we) have supplied is accurate to the best of my ( our) knowledge. I (We) under- stand my ( our) application is not complete and cannot be approved unless all required information and material has been provided . June 21 , 1988 � � i II d�1 Date S �ature o';+j • - a.goza June 21 , 1988 a - • �• - Date _- S i g n a t u r 4 '-ary i ara • ,r _ I Filing Fee # of Lots Fee Private Road Fee Other Fee_. Total Fees • Date Paid, 11 0. 0A . w in t o a . ..o \w j ,; la I I \ �� u Ot 1141 0" ei . \t% •,,s.g. 2 et y V zl F v u K el n \ \C h � f w • V - d C h \ (4.,,, 1 y P 8 \ \ t. 0 N • awoa '• or ót • • :g, \ \ I. .to ati • a.3:T�v �`i • rw Z .r zu ® _ A 'y 0 • itt • . wawa • 04. .I -47r. ..Cnio•.v0 y•7 p o �a r v :; �. t N O YV1.. .. 4. Y a• z n.1 Cuba ) of AL LC L. 7.•56`? iv.'-"�v u . `� -11.. foil d ~ n al 1 r z o - .. no 0 r tl C were L 04 ..S ,Y . 9..... ,. ..il.c. i -it ii III li • IA V 0 141 'i• « , s If t _i •t ..„...:„.a. jrliJ JJ • •S ei . (!`' ;1 1 1 1 fJ tlr73' Oi .9 Ct.. + f7�'7 r.7 .oY.r- ■ r/ IJ $ ..a 1 � NOR TH CAROLINA rr,'672 Pf:r 273 ORANGE COUNTY 12 DEED OF EASEMENT THIS DEED, Made this the loth day of March, 1971, • , by and between , Foy R. Cole, as Executor of Harry P. Cole, deceased, party of the first I • part, and Dr. W. S. L ; ytut and wife, Mary G. Lvtui, parties of the second part, Rt. 4, Box 538, Hillsborough, N. C. 27278 a- l WITNESSETH: That whereas, the said parties of the second part are the owners of a certain parcel of land adjoining the land of the Harry P. Cole Estate on the ,a■ rrl h Last, which said parties of the second part acquired from the heirs of Mrs. h , a J. L. Robinson by deed dated November 3, 1970, recorded in Book 227, page re ri • 3 oo , o` 920, Orange County Registry; and whereas, the parties of the second part y ii' ' ah � h t aa. aro (desire to acquire an easement and right of way across the lands of the Harry tS . Cole Estate for the purposes of ingress, egress and regress; and whereas, .si D he parry of the first part by virtue of the authority vested in him by the Will r L de '`. h ems— -f Harry P. Cole is empowered to convey said easement and desires to do so: * _ to Now, therefore, for and in consideration of the sum of One Dollar :' to+: ; 1 °. 1 r. IS1.DD), the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, the 4.0 _ , v ‘11 .5 65 i 8 party of the first ?- to part hereby grants unto the parties of the second part a perpetual easement.• �•= �.t, I d right of way for the purposes of ingress, egress and regress across that M ` ` ,&`" ' a tti ertain parcel of land.•in Eno Township, Orange County, North Carolina, +'} described as follows: `- •7" $EG1NN'ING at a steel spike in the center line of N. C. Secondary --- • • = Road No. 1536, the Nortowest corner of property I I i�j " P A ry c: formerly Charlie .;-; le.) Merritt, running thence South 2 deg. 56 min. West 1876.26 feet to an = iron stake, thence North 85 deg. 04 min. West a pproxirszately 45 feet to a point: thence North 2 deg. 58 min, Last parallel with and 45 feet _ from the line eescrmed in the first call approximately 1675 feetl,to a 5.,, ..t. point in tae center line of N. C. Secondary Road No, 1536: thence with _'' .: s tstss,rt the cente- line of said Road North 57 deg. 36 mts., East approximately ern.,QM, 48 feet to the first station. IWa.a.F t.r _ . ..— . . . -T. _ •.,'.• • .. - 1- . • '• (fir' ti ai fl.fi' br has M1 tr.+• I40uW ae xse.ae Sy,d.f Y cr•,y He 1. tNro ..n n -e•� s• +. n -•1 r•�,.. Lane 1. p..l. .. L.r. n.e n u' es :.er W.b C-- 1 6e Boundary Survey properly of JOSEPH L. ZA RA GOZA .a MAR Y L. ZARAGOZA Eno Township, Orange Co., N. C. May, 1988 Scale 1'-200' E. B. Wood, L9nd Sur VeyIng, P. C. , Roxboro, N.C. Itk1.eN H er•Per 6 Ef reE.M R two - ________ YI E• Q w S a "r Llm n P T7' n n I,A; • ii� a 1 t r y • 1 l7bN. R►.t.t 1 Mff 1 1 j v 3 @ Hey 1 r 1 . I.' c...rc. 1 ■- Ex.et -n- . fl.fi' br has M1 tr.+• I40uW ae xse.ae Sy,d.f Y cr•,y He 1. tNro ..n n -e•� s• +. n -•1 r•�,.. Lane 1. p..l. .. L.r. n.e n u' es :.er W.b C-- 1 6e Boundary Survey properly of JOSEPH L. ZA RA GOZA .a MAR Y L. ZARAGOZA Eno Township, Orange Co., N. C. May, 1988 Scale 1'-200' E. B. Wood, L9nd Sur VeyIng, P. C. , Roxboro, N.C. Itk1.eN H er•Per 6 Ef reE.M R two - ________ YI E• Q w S a "r Llm n P T7' n n I,A; ;0RD s„rw. "Of N �I f�. hnla 3 l fllhl iti NIT Of as RES ig +, IuDli •.1�6n H n 0[1x61 f fM rake DI fete.+ edi.11— pne EVr1 Old bf 0.0— Qa1lf ,w ­d -Z_ dal nl —^jc I .RYE YOR Jy or _, HDlmf PubW, dD hrIehf �._, $V��rfw, fMrrargll, rapid mr Me r.rrrhM e1 t�L✓�!aa7 w Jul!£ NO lAY PVPUGLIC � OI lr «y�.bl.e .7 r.rla�ra m h. man -4 rrmdd a 1Hr 1.0 RIR fNr• L rr.. lNrn eNrw Ra V r :'d I \� ^ � Clr.a• Mmill fitirr 1 3 ' N - ' a 0 CL , C dD� - 0 0 v - m x x 1 s' aMIIwN ■ I. 9 5.07 ac. $S h -. t0 oo ri E 75 �1 d L! r !7' 7 61' Joe Pn c, 6'— Mc 0""d De 276- i]6 Gat, W a Sil..a c.ilfrnen 9 B. m 66 • "-I' M 17r I�D f 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 JOSEPH L. ZA RA GOZ-1 . S MARY L. ZARAGOZA Eno Township, Orange Counly,N.C. June, 1988 Scale I' - 100' Imo' x ie" E. B. wood, land Surveying, P.C.. Roxboro, N $Ipdef H CD�M•aer l r � R • ISD -00' e { ••>0 !Y + • r s•. aa. fe b' fsEyr01 -! s- ss -o;•f- !s oD N Jeleph L B Ho.f l Is Dgala Mlahael H Wayne+ R Ebtabelh R Gail SICWTURE DEIAW I" : 20 Flo .. property of JOSEPH L. ZARAGOZA Q MARY L. ZARAGOZA Eno Township, Orange Co., N, C <° June, 1988 Scale I* • 501 ieyl *IN nn. I, N.. u.•s� C-111 WV 9! o —_- OD na' E. B. Wood, Land Surveying, PC., Roxboro, N. C. / • � _ c CInIMf MNrrn Ar+rs 8 [arrROE [alnrR CL - - - - - - - - e Taira -.l Rlir - r Jo1rpR L B Mm! L raro9mo 1 N,1 i m M aGo as °+ f J. Yanr B trene Ric llonMa 1 _ o e zse -ase ' 1 I 43,146 s. t. \ 1[r I a•� earn I II .rt' "I o" CORNER I ••IIl 7a a1— !'LI ra' ••17-Itra S i7a - -lS a - -- + N aa- la -ar -v R' 17o p, a 19' ssaD' M -af .l7 -aa -E I r•asla' N73a! -tl� SS' 1 1 1 = �.aaw 7N -23 -14 -w a- f 71 ID D[ // l • iM ID' PINK• aD 111110} �' j I • Ia! 1i' .I.rrn• DrrfOMII, / Iflr(+ ! !]!a so' a+ -.Y R • I[! ODD /' / -•!ass Isla ss' 31 [I' i Jmep° L 6 MwT L Imoq -!o i i )TART PUBLIC I .f .f nl llhed m Dr lcvaao m Inn J-seph L 8 Mm! L 2-•-9-11 I __ _ —a-1 0 SIRUCTum DETAIL I" . ZD June 21 , 1988 16 To: The Orange County Board of Commissioners From: Joseph L. Zaragoza and Mary L. Zaragoza Re: Partial Width Right-of-Way Request On March 2, 1988, as part of a one lot minor subdivision of property to be sold by Dr. and Mrs. William S. Lynn, this Board granted the partial width right-of-way as requested by the buyers, Elizabeth Crais and Micheal Wagner. Please see attached letter, map, and photographs for additional details. Very much like the Wagner-Crais request, we are seeking to divide the property we have purchased from the Lynn' s into two lots of approximately 5 acres and 1 acre. Upon each proposed lot rests a house constructed in 1971 by the Lynn' s. The only means of access for either house to a public road is via the 45 foot wide easement that the Lynn's have used as a private driveway for the past 17 years. This 45 foot easement is described in Deed Book 672, page 273, and is now known as Home Road. Home Road is a private road for which we, the Wagner-Crais family, and any other future owners are bound by a road maintenance agreement. This agreement has been approved by the county and is recorded in the land records. We will plan to attend your meeting when this request is brought before you and respond to any questions you may have. Sincerely yours, r LJ Joseph L. Zaragoza 1432 Poinsett Drive Chapel Hill , NC 27514 967-7721 17 o _ . . .... •...ft •••.,: • • , •I'-;"-.*-...I .:.' : .-:.;', '... -Al.-,.•!.',---'-,wit_ ,.(4.-.44:'4.7:-• -'' _:::4.rt_ -je_;.- -' ,..iit...--,...,_^.,,,,;1',....17.:_i_.:„. ,;:,,,,,-.._4,7:. ;,, _: .......:5-- „-;14-!!',.:;; „,,_ ..-.-..,.: ,-:.. --4.- '.4111141gv &.-v''' = v.‘'. 1'' !Ii40.,:l...,.- . ... -' '•,.-.,_,7; 4411 44. -k..•- '• • 4.4.-..4A:.,1/44..°1 t'-- '*' VI-. - -• ..-VIHVAlt it'4--:.:WI”.-..r t.--..7.A4,', ..5-0..,....:-.„7"-cIrr..i, '-.- - -- r.7. -t '_ 4-'• .2 .% " .14.i.- t1.-441' i--.... -.6'.' 64)0 ---4s7 _. .c-.. t ---......„ _Ow• • " .L- ......." . •7..-- '-' E V 1L,T , i ,J. Or'i"-..-f.-- %-,:- Z.,„;*;!....'y..., " „a-- . +. ..--VO--• - % -•.------ -:•-•r-.1•4 - "'----,r•-.;• .- '''-•.- ;itit -R,. . - - ..'" ' ' '-... -..a..-....1.11-1,• -:P-.'•“•'" "...... , .--.. r', ....7-'7:.' - ." -24 ..- -- --‘ • -: -.744.4.::-PI'-'•.: . •-v e<77:-. ST°7 .._4k,- ' .r. 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'4* '..'.',.....r.'1. 1 .." ,.3, • -1. —.-.r-V!':.-.1ki,4 ift4-„t:,.\:..,-. -- ., t;)r!,.3i,. 15 itsv w....f',:.i,..!-.1 :.r4-•.1,•, . .',.4 %..:,::--\ r .• '.. '' / ii - ■'!,:ti,,,.,::;',777.-ii M;v-r*,4- 13i..,;./-A.t.,.: -..-iiiit ..411,i, .t, /,'. %--,"--. ----. -4 ' , '-A•-• " ,f 0 4.4) La.. c,- a u, ,_ ,Aj& i A..) a0%.) 0 DRAFT ,8 VOTE: Unanimous . S (7 ) Lea's Landing (3 Lots - Cedar Grove Township) Presentation by Emily Crudup. The property is located in Cedar Grove Township on the south side of Mill Creek. Road (SR 1343) west of the intersection with Harmony Church Road (SR 1341) . It is designated on the Land Use Plan as Agricultural Residential and Water Supply Watershed (Upper Eno) . The 1987 traffic count for Mill Creek Road was 900 trips per day. The total acreage of the tract is 10 .02 acres . Three lots with state road frontage are proposed. These lots average 3. 12 acres in size and will be served by individual wells and septic tanks. All applicable agencies have reviewed the proposal. The Planning Staff recommends approval of the preliminary plan for Lea's Landing with the 410 following conditions : 1 . Indicate a joint driveway between Lots 1 and 2 . 2 . Provide a fifty foot stream buffer on each side of the perennial stream. MOTION: Eddleman moved approval with conditions as recommended by Planning Staff . Seconded by Taylor. VOTE: Unanimous. c. Partial Width Right-of-Way 011111 (1) Joseph and Mary Zaragoza Presentation by Mary Scearbo. Mr. & Mrs . Zaragoza wish to purchase two existing houses and surrounding property, and propose a two-lot subdivision for this purpose. To provide access, an existing 45-foot easement approximately 1749 feet in length would be 19 connected to a 50-foot easement leading to the subdivision. A Class C private road (Home Road) is in existence. A partial width right-of-way is needed since the adjoining tract is heir property and all heirs will not grant an additional five (5) feet of right-of-way. A previous partial width right-of-way was requested for this road by Elizabeth Crais and Michael Wagner. The Planning Board and Board of Commissioners granted approval on February 15, 1988 and March 2, 1988, respectively. This proposal was for two Class C private roads (Crais Lane and Home Road) . The Zaragozas have revised the right-of-way in order to create one private road instead of two private roads. The Administration recommends approval. There was question as to why a partial width right-of-way as needed if one had been previously approved. Scearbo responded that the site was being subdivided and an additional lots was being created. Also, the road right-of-way was modified to round out an intersection and • create one continuous private road instead of two. MOTION: Best moved approval. Seconded by Pilkey. VOTE: Unanimous. .ti r - 1 ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Action Agenda ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT Item No. G4, Meeting Date: SEPTEMBER 6, 1988 SUBJECT: NCACC SOLICITATION OF PROPOSED LEGISLATION GOALS FOR THE 1989 GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEPARTMENT: COUNTY MANAGER PUBLIC HEARING: Yes X No ATTACHMENT(S) : INFORMATION CONTACT: MANAGER'S MEMORANDUM OFFICE,X501 TELEPHONE NUMBER: Hillsborough - 732-8181 Chapel Hill - 968-4501 Mebane - 227-2031 Durham - 688-7331 PURPOSE: For the Board of Commissioners to submit any proposed legis- lative goals to the NCACC by September 15, 1988. S BACKGROUND: As the attached memorandum from Ron Aycock, Executive Director of the NCACC indicates, the Association is looking for proposals on legislative goals by the 15th of September. The submitted goals if approved by the voting delegates in December would become part of the Associations's legislative program. RECOMMENDATION(S) : As the Board decides. 1. Yij "4 () ‘) 4-69 Z 1, ANORTH CAROLINA ASSOCIATION OF'COUNTY COMMISSIOI JERS AllkW$hV- wr III MEMORANDUM TO: County Commissioners, County Managers, County Attorneys and Affiliate Presidents FROM: C. Ronald Aycock, Executive Director DATE: August 19 , 1988 SUBJECT: Solicitation of Proposed Legislative Goals for the 1989 Session of the General Assembly DEADLINE FOR PROPOSALS - September 15 , 1988 With this memorandum, the Association begins the process of developing legislative goals to be presented to the 1989 General Assembly and pursued during the 1989-90 Legislative Session. • COUNTIES AND AFFILIATE ORGANIZATIONS ARE ASKED TO SUBMIT ANY PROPOSED LEGISLATIVE GOALS TO THE ASSOCIATION BY SEPTEMBER 15, 1988. The proposed legislative goals, if approved by voting delegates in December, would become part of the Association' s Legislative Program. Within the next week, Association President Jack Dossenbach, Jr. will appoint a Legislative Goals Committee. This committee will meet throughout the fall to review, refine and develop legislative proposals. The committee will report to the Association' s Board of Directors in November. On December 8-9, (at the Sheraton Imperial at Research Triangle Park) at the Association' s Legislative Goals Conference, delegates will review legislative recommendations from the committee and the Board, and will adopt the Association' s 1989 Legislative Program. We urge your cooperation and participation in the development of legislative goals designed to enhance county governments ' ability to meet the needs of their citizens. Leg Goals proposal/strcmt ALBERT COATES LOCAL GOVERNMENT CENTER . 215 N. DAWSON ST. • P. 0. BOX 1 488 • RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27602 • TELEPHONE 919/832-2893 1 ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Action Agenda ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT Item No. G_11 Meeting Date: SEPTEMBER 6, 1988 SUBJECT: TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE FOR THE NEW OCIM CHILD CARE PROJECT DEPARTMENT: COMMISSIONER CAREY PUBLIC HEARING: Yes X No ATTACHMENT(S) : INFORMATION CONTACT: MOSES CAREY TELEPHONE NUMBER: Hillsborough - 732-8181 Chapel Hill - 968-4501 Mebane - 227-2031 Durham - 688-7331 PURPOSE: To consider providing funds to the new Orange Congregations in Mission Child-Teen Parent Project for temporary transportation assistance. S BACKGROUND: Approximately six teen parents and their eight infants need transportation to the OCIM Community Child Care Center in order to participate in the Program. At the Center, the teens will board the Orange County School bus to Orange High School for continuing their education. OCIM is scheduled to receive a new van in late November for this project, but needs temporary assistance until then. Cost is estimated at 80 miles per day ($. 35 per mi. ) and two hours driving time (driver @ $6.50 per hr. ) . The total cost would be $2,665 for 13 weeks with the temporary arrangement ending November 30, 1988. RECOMMENDATION(S) : As the Board decides. p rrr' ^114'..4 9 i. 1�9A 'CZ'1;fpnViaa� - 'I �.I'i,l,.',; "g•.•,..:•::., . tbi M.°@ .;01'''.;'.I gyp{, ln'-,{ .i��''_�r1.Y r.,: �.4; {,!p{[ .3• g{nI x;,' _ da'MI,`F.•j,'y I • „. .ii a ':^F'y' I.1.rd1",' r',11•`• ' .kr �R '" h�S,IMNI� :.i .+r.yi,w ��PrN• 7 r?1}��' �r r. ,, f '' '.F,`r ,1, 'yg• :k'' ., F i: qi,",1•,r .�,pp M1 N •? 1 �I' :(' rt. IY, ,[ "�. ^t}.. y.,1 'j:-e, Y"i ei +� 1'�{L .�xN''� Il.. ,r,rof�v.. ..,i; 1;,�� .,'6;�'x r :,: na�, ',K. 717{..f :,'�b ,,. '. y j .4 Ji l 'e:' ';,i`. , 4,l.ih'nr'�S :q,. AI. r,1�.1 {. 1, .. r,`S�`11P;:. 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Scientists have demonstrated that the typical American diet--high in cholesterol and saturated fat--contributes to high blood cholesterol, a major risk of heart attack. WHEREAS, when the body accumulates too much fat and cholesterol, the excess can collect in the walls of arteries, forming deposits called "plaque. " If the accumulation of plaque is allowed to progress over the years, an artery can become completely clogged with fats, cholesterol and other debris. If the artery supplies the heart, the result can be a heart attack; if it supplies the brain, the result can be a stroke. WHEREAS, medical scientists tell us that lowering the level of cholesterol and saturated fat in the diet can reduce one of the risks of coronary disease. By limiting cholesterol consumption to less than 300 milligrams per day and fat intake to less than 30 percent of daily calories, most healthy men, women, and children over two years old can control blood cholesterol levels and reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke. WHEREAS, American Heart's Food Festival is an educational event to promote "help your heart" eating. During the festival, area food retailers and the American Heart Association work together to promote good nutrition. The Food Festival helps local grocery stores encourage consumers to purchase nutritional foods and to become aware of eating habits which can help reduce the risk of heart disease and stroke. NOW, THEREFORE, the Orange County Board of Commissioners do hereby proclaim September 11 through September 17 as "American Heart's Food Festival Week" in Orange County, and urge all our citizens to join in learning more about proper nutrition and practicing good nutritional habits for better health. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Great Seal of Orange this 6th day of September, 1988. t/J. 6L04,6( Shirle. • Marshall, Chair At est / A&Oer./ 77-7- 141' RESOLUTION FOR ABANDONMENT TO SECONDARY ROAD SYSTEM WHEREAS, the attached investigation report for the abandonment of a portion of SR1100, Teer Road, for a distance of 0. 66 mile and SR 1116, Apple Road, for a distance of 0.28 mile has been filed with the Board of Commissioners for the County of Orange requesting that it should be abandoned from the secondary system; and WHEREAS , the Board of Commissioners for the County of Orange is of the opinion that the above described roads should be abandoned from the secondary road system; and WHEREAS, the aforementioned sections of SR 1100, Teer Road, and SR 1116, Apple Road, should therefore be abandoned from the secondary road system; NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Board of Commissioners for the County of Orange that the Division of Highways is hereby requested to review the above described road, and to abandon for maintenance the sections described above. *************************** CERTIFICATE The foregoing resolution was duly adopted by the Board of Commissioners for the County of Orange at a meeting on the c67L day of September, 1988. Witness my hand and official seal the 771/ day of September, 1988 . (SEAL) )Or _ o Clerk To Tf Board STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Graham, NC 27253-0766 JAMES G. MARTIN GOVERNOR September 2, 1988 DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS JAMES E. HARRINGTON SECRETARY GEORGE E.WELLS, RE. STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATOR Orange County Mr. John M. Link, Jr.., County Manager Orange County 106 East Margaret Lane Hillsborough, NC 27278 Subject: Petitions for Abandonment - SR 1100 (Teer Road) - 0.66 Mile SR 1116 (Apple Road) -0.28 Mile Dear Mr. Link: Attached are Forms SR-5, Secondary Road Abandonment Investigation Report, for SR 1100 (Teer Road) - 0.66 mile and SR 1116 (Apple Road) - 0.28 mile. This is being forwarded to you for review by your Board of County Commissioners. Yours very truly, " LL CaO'QJ E. M. Cowan DISTRICT ENGINEER /jbh Atta. 0-88-62 • NORTH CAROLINA STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS SECONDARY ROAD ABANDONMENT INVESTIGATION REPORT County or„ ce Co. File No. 382 Date September 2, 1988 Township Bingham Div. File No. SR No. & Local Name If Any m. 1100 — Teer Road Length _ 0.66 Width 16' Type AEC Condition pair Number of homes having entrances into road d Other uses having entrances into road Is the road a school bus route? None NO Average Daily Traffic Count (estimated) ADT Date of last State maintenance performed August, 1988 Is the road a mail route? No Is a petition for this request attached? Yes Is the County Commissioners ' Approval attached? Yes If not, give reason Additional information applicable Area to be abandoned falls within control limits of Cane Creek Reservoir. Submitted by E. M. Cowan Reviewed and approved by 3. W. 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' -..... ..i ..1 FAQ 1005 1005 % •69 srn, - :, ( 0 .3 . * I ,/LAKE / • ." •, 1956 .. 5- 1112 ...vft. . - ... , ..: ii. p I 111 t . .c, _, 4 2024 Z • . lir y -1, . ..... "n7 led r--,... . . 1m r 1 9 rra. ....-- • '• I ..-......„- -c, • . .. . _ _. .• 7-'-------- f-/ .------1- 1, • . • . . . . • 1 Mil .. 0. . • . . :--. : - - e •- _ ..... . . . - .. . . .., .. • -• •..... ... _ . ..... , . ... _ . 0. _. - • 0 - • - -- '-7,. C i, - _ .- .1.--,-- = I �o-os • 1 i I • • ■ • ~ .�. i i • Q - e ------ �� �_..._.._ R- 100 5R 1101 _... 4. 5R _ 1100 • I . I 0-88-62 NORTH CAROLINA STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS SECONDARY ROAD ABANDONMENT INVESTIGATION REPORT County Orange Co. File No. 383 Date September 2, 1988 Township Bin ham Div. File No. SR No. & Local Name If Any sr. 1116 — Apple Road Length 0.28 Width 16' Type ABC Condition Fair Number of homes having entrances into road Pour (4) Other uses having entrances into road gone Is the road a school bus route? 1Io Average Daily Traffic Count (estimated) 50 4;1T (Estimate) Date of last State maintenance performed August, 1986 Is the road a mail route? Yes Is a petition for this request attached? Yes Is the County Commissioners ' Approval attached? Yes If not, give reason Additional information applicable Area to be abaondoned falls within control limits for Cane Creek Reservoir. Submitted by E. M. Cowan Reviewed and approved by DISTRICT ENGINFER �• W. Watkins DIVISION) ENGINEER Reviewed and approved Board of Transportation Member (Do not write in this space - For use of Planning and Research Department) (Do not write in this space - p ) For use of Secondary Roads Department) Petition No. (Do not write in this space - For use of Planning Department) Form SR-5 (11/77) ---- to . -1=LI il di iniim- r •Orris Craeravods ------ _ 1 4\ U .,i 1.%:1 itiiiiii2 1124 DZ.. LIZI 17/1 sr 0 N.b am It" 1115 Z. usa 1Z22. 1117 Il!lf -----,-...-..... -- :..1 0, 41 ... ,----41* ,,,..::,:k:L Luz cd„-•,12/4 iamb 4 6. • jilitak 1100 I 7 MS q - 1 -‘,,,i7FoT-A.0 Rear illPqbll‘ *.." --- 121;4 ,1„ ..a* lir IA 7:122-("\N , ; \., mi. cr.....d. -t 4 it „. a ..: .1.Lu , _ ::, !ti• Dah. pr,'" au ..N.„...a ... ,,,.. __ _Err.\--. r. • .■ \ ,,Arc_. ..... . 1103 Li. / III! 1•:: ;' Er:: I ritP 4 ..., 1214 ei 1,1' El - 1758 \ 1951 I,L 1:&. ._ 1953 I -1 1M .. , I il ,0411L'"\ ,.e1:. '. kt. I 1C435 StrY .1 4104 W:::1 IL. i LAKE i [ I—j 0 . z ... ml 4 ----)z,.-, ..., =a i 2024 at y .. -,.. .„-: If • . ir . , \\I... ._ . '141. 11,1:0,..j". .:___-*Q.4 - • t o-os • • ■ • N -_ �._.:_ _. - w S LLL rz, . E _ lehaNGcN a -_,_._ 5R 110! SR I ioo -- RESOLUTION IN MEMORIAM WHEREAS, the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners has learned with deep regret of the death of Mr. Henry Samuel Walker, a former member of the Orange County Board of Commissioners; and WHEREAS, Mr. Henry Samuel Walker did give untiring public service to his County, State and Nation during his lifetime; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that his name be entered on the rolls of those who have gone from our midst in this Association year so that he may be remembered at the next Annual Conference thereof; and FURTHER, BE IT RESOLVED that a copy of this Resolution be forwarded to the family of Henry Samuel Walker with the expressed sympathy of the members of this Association. Adopted this 25th Day of August, 1988, in Raleigh, North Carolina. Attest: (7) President, Jack Dossenbach, Jr. (2 POWL4 Executive Director, CF. Ronald Aycock !!! 1, 3 APPENDIX K SPECIAL SECTION 13(c) WARRANTY FOR APPLICATION TO THE SMALL URBAN AND RURAL PROGRAM The following language shall be made part of the contract of assistance with the State or other public body charged with allocation and administration of funds provided under Section 18 of the Act: A. General Application The Public Body (The North Carolina Department of Transportation) agrees that in the absence of waiver by the Department of Labor, the terms and conditions of this warranty, as set forth below, shall apply for the protection of the transportation related employees of any employer providing transportation services assisted by the Project, County of Orange (legal name of applicant/recipient) and the transportation related employees of any other surface public transportation providers in the transportation service area of the project. The Public Body shall provide to the Department of Labor and maintain at all times during the Project an accurate, up-to-date listing of all existing transportation providers which are eligible Recipients of transportation assistance funded by the Project, in the transportation service area of the Project, and any labor organizations representing the employees of such providers. Certification by the Public Body to the Department of Labor that the designated Recipients have indicated in writing acceptance of the terms and conditions of the warranty arrangement will be sufficient to permit the flow of Section 18 funding in the absence of a finding of noncompliance by the Department of Labor. B. Standard 'Terms and Conditions (1) The Project shall be carried out in such a manner and upon such terms and conditions as will not adversely affect employees of the Recipient and of any other surface public transportation provider in the transportation service area of the Project. It shall be an obligation of the Recipient and any other legally responsible party designated by the Public Body to assure that any and all transportation services assisted by the Project are contracted for and operated in such a manner that they do not impair the rights and interests of affected employees. The term "Project", as used herein, shall not be limited to the particular facility, service, or operation assisted by Federal funds, but shall include any changes, whether organizational , operational , -41- technological , or otherwise, which are a result of the assistance provided. The phrase "as a result of the Project", shall when used in this arrangement, include events related to the Project occurring in anticipation of, during, and subsequent to the Project and any program of efficiencies or economies related thereto; provided, however, that volume rises and falls of business, or changes in volume and character of employment brought about by causes other than the Project (including any economies or efficiencies unrelated to the Project) are not within the purview of this arrangement. An employee covered by this arrangement, who is not dismissed, displaced or otherwise worsened in his position with regard to his employment as a result of the Project, but who is dismissed, displaced or otherwise worsened solely because of the total or partial termination of the Project discontinuance of Project services, or exhaustion of Project funding shall not be deemed eligible for a dismissal or displacement allowance within the meaning of paragraphs (6) and (7) of the Model Agreement or applicable provisions of substitute comparable arrangements. (2) (a) Where employees of a Recipient are represented for collective bargaining purposes, all Project services provided by that Recipient shall be provided under and in accordance with any collective bargaining agreement applicable to such employees which is then in effect. (b) The Recipient or legally responsible party shall provide to all affected employees sixty (60) days notice of intended. actions t which may result in displacements or dismissals or rearrangements of the working forces. In the.case of employees represented by a union, such notice shall be provided by certified mail through their representatives. The notice shall contain a full and adequate statement of the proposed changes, and an estimate of the number of employees affected by the intended changes, and the number and classifications of any jobs in the Recipient's employment available to be filled by such affected employees. (c) The procedures of this subparagraph shall apply to cases where notices involve employees represented by a union for collective bargaining purposes. At the request of either the Recipient or the representatives of such employees, negotiations for the purposes of reaching agreement with respect to the application of the terms and conditions of this arrangement shall commence immediately. If no agreement is reached within twenty (20) days from the commencement of negotiations, any party to the dispute may submit the matter to dispute settlement procedures in accordance with paragraph (4) of this warranty. The foregoing procedures shall be complied with and carried out prior to the institution of the intended action. (3) For the purpose of providing the statutory required protections including those specifically mandated by Section 13(c) of the -42- ,y Act', the Public Body will assure as a condition of the release of funds that the Recipient agrees to be bound by the terrrfs and conditions of the National (Model ) Section 13(c) Agreement executed July 23, 1975, identified below', provided that other comparable arrangements may be substituted therefore, if approved by the Secretary of Labor and certified for inclusion in these conditions. (4) Any dispute or controversy arising regarding the application, interpretation, or enforcement of any of the provisions of this arrangement which cannot be settled by and between the parties at interest within thirty (30) days after the dispute or controversy first arises, may be referred by any such party to any final and binding disputes settlement procedure acceptable to the parties, or in the event they cannot agree upon such procedure, to the Department of Labor or an impartial third party designated by the Department of Labor for final and binding determination. The compensation and expenses of the impartial third party, and any other jointly incurred expenses, shall be borne equally by the parties to the proceeding and all other expenses shall be paid by the party incurring them. In the event of any dispute as to whether or not a particular employee was affected by the Project, it shall be his obligation to identify the Project and specify the pertinent facts of the Project relied upon. It shall then be the burden of either the Recipient or other party legally responsible for the application of these conditions to prove that factors other than the Project affected the employees. The claiming employee shall prevail if it is established that the Project had an effect upon the employee even if other factors may also have affected the employee. 1 Such protective arrangements shall include, without being limited to such provisions as may be necessary for (1) the preservation of rights, privileges, and benefits (including continuation of pension rights and benefits)-under existing collective bargaining agreements or otherwise; (2) the continuation of collective bargaining rights; (3) the protection of individual employees against a worsening of their positions with respect to their employment; (4) assurances of employment to employees of acquired mass transportation systems and priority of reemployment of employees terminated or laid off; and (5) paid training and retraining programs. Such arrangements shall include provisions protecting individual employees against a worsening of their positions with respect to their employment which shall in no event provide benefits less than those established pursuant to Section 5(2)(f) of the Act of February 4, 1887 (24 Stat. .379), as amended. 2 For purposes of this warranty arrangement, paragraphs (1); (2); (5) ; (15); (22); (231; (24) ; (26); (27); (28); and (29) of the Model Section 13(c) Agreement, executed July 23, 1975 are to be omitted. -43- (5) The Recipient or other legally responsible party designated by the Public Body will be financially responsible for the application of these conditions and will make the necessary arrangements so that any employee covered by these arrangements, or the union representative of such employee may file claim of violation of these arrangements with the Recipient within sixty (60) days of the date he is terminated or laid off as a result of the Project, or within eighteen (18) months of the date his position with respect to his employment is otherwise worsened as a result of the Project. In the latter case, if the events giving rise to the claim have occurred over an extended period, the - eighteen (18) month limitation shall be measured from the last such event. No benefits shall be payable for any period prior to six (6) months from the date of the filing of any claim. (6) Nothing in this arrangement shall be construed as depriving any employee of any rights or benefits which such employee may have under existing employment or collective bargaining agreements, nor shall this arrangement be deemed a waiver of any rights of any union or of any represented employee derived from any other agreement or provision of federal , state or local law. (7) In the event any employee covered by these arrangements is terminated or laid off as a result of the Project, he shall be granted priority of employment or reemployment to fill any vacant position within the control of the Recipient for which he is, or by training or retraining within a reasonable period, can become qualified. In the event training or retraining is required by such such employment or reemployment, the Recipient or other legally responsible 9 Y P party designated by the Public Body shall provide or provide for such training or retraining at no cost to the employee. (8) The Recipient will post, in a prominent and accessible place, a notice stating that the Recipient has received federal assistance under the Urban Mass Transportation Act and has agreed to comply with the provisions of Section 13(c) of the Act. This notice shall also specify the terms and conditions set forth herein for the protection of employees. The Recipient shall maintain and keep on file all relevant books and records in sufficient detail as to provide the basic information necessary to the proper application, administration, and enforcement of these arrangements and to the proper determination of any claims arising thereunder. (9) Any labor organization which is the collective bargaining representative of employees covered by these arrangements, may become a party to these arrangements by serving written notice its desire to do so upon the Recipient and the Department of Labor. In the event of any disagreement that such labor organization represents covered employees, or is otherwise eligible to'become a party to these arrangements, as applied to the Project, the dispute as to whether such organization shall participate shall be determined by the Secretary of Labor. -44- (10) In the event the Project is approved for assistance under the Act, the foregoing terms and conditions shall be made part of the contract of assistance between the federal government and the Public Body or Recipient of federal funds; provided, however, that this arrangement shall not merge into the contract of assistance, but shall be independently binding and enforceable by and upon the parties thereto, and by any covered employee or his representative, in accordance with its terms, nor shall any other employee protective agreement merge into this arrangement, but each shall be independently binding and enforceable by and upon the parties thereto, in accordance with its terms. C. Waiver As a part of the grant approval process, either the Recipient or other legally responsible party designated by the Public Body may in writing seek from the Secretary of Labor a waiver of the statutory required protections. The Secretary will waive these protections in cases, where at the time of the requested waiver, the Secretary determines that there are no employees of the Recipient or of any other surface public transportation providers in the transportation service area who could be potentially affected by the Project. A thirty (30) day notice of proposed waiver will be given by the Department of Labor and in the absence of timely objection, the waiver will become final at the end of the thirty (30) day notice period. In the event of timely objection, the Department of Labor will review the • matter and determine whether a waiver shall be granted. On the absence of waiver, these protections shall apply to the Project. D. Acceptance of Warranty I, Shirley E. Marshall,Chair,County Commissioners, do hereby (Name and Tit)e) certify that the County of Orange (legal name of applicant/Recipient) has agreed to the terms and conditions of this Warranty and will accept this agreement as part of the contract of assistance with the North Carolina Department of Transportation. (SEAL) Signature /gaZ/ri (Date) • -45- PAGE I APPROVED 12/5/88 MINUTES SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS AND ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING BOARD OCTOBER 10, 1988 The Orange County Board of Commissioners met in Joint Session with the Orange County Planning Board for a Special Public Hearing on October 10, 1988 at 7:30 p.m. in Superior Courtroom, new County Courthouse, Hillsborough, North Carolina. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: Acting Chair Moses Carey, Jr. , and Commissioners Stephen Halkiotis, John Hartwell and Shirley E. Marshall. COUNTY COMMISSIONER ABSENT: Don Willhoit. PLANNING BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT: Chair Barry Jacobs, Chris Best, Virginia Boland, Carol Cantrell, Abbie Dickinson, Dan Eddleman, Betty Eidener, Mike Lewis, Sharlene Pilkey and Steve Yuhasz. and Prince Taylor. PLANNING BOARD MEMBERS ABSENT: Brenda Swann, y COUNTY ATTORNEY PRESENT: Geoffrey Gledhill. STAFF PRESENT: County Manager John M. Link, Jr. , Deputy Clerk to the Board Kathy Baker, Administrative Assistant Joanna Bradshaw, Planning Director Marvin Collins, Planners Gene Bell and Mary Scearbo. A. BOARD COMMENTS Commissioner John Hartwell informed the Boards and citizens in the audience that the Town of Mebane is applying for 2.6 million dollars in Federal Funds to enlarge their wastewater treatment plant. He noted that the category under which they are applying is for service to rural communities. Since the County does not have a good provision for sewer service along the western side of the County, he suggested that perhaps there is now a more realistic opportunity to move forward in implementing a sewer plan for Orange County. He asked that Orange County cooperate in any way possible with Mebane in securing funding and implementing sewer services. B. AUDIENCE COMMENTS 1. MATTERS ON THE PRINTED AGENDA Those citizens who signed up to speak on any of the public hearing items will be recognized at the time their item is discussed. 2. MATTERS NOT ON THE PRINTED AGENDA None. C. PUBLIC CHARGE Acting Chair Moses Carey read the public charge. D. PUBLIC HEARING 1. Proposed Water/Sewer Policy (A copy of this proposed policy is in the permanent agenda file in the Clerk's Office) . The staff presentation was made by Marvin Collins. PAGE 2 In December of 1987, the Board of Commissioners set as a goal for the 1988-89 fiscal year, the adoption of the proposed Water/Sewer Policy. Objectives for accomplishing the goal were subsequently identified at a County Management Retreat in January, 1988. During the same month, the goal and objectives as well as a draft policy were introduced at an Interjurisdictional Water Seminar at the Institute of Government. The proposed Water/Sewer Policy was organized around the following five goal statements: Goal 1 - Water Supply Provide clean and safe raw water supplies to meet the current and future needs of the Orange County residents. Goal 2 - Sewage Disposal Provide adequate and appropriate sewage disposal facilities for current and future Orange County residents. Goal 3 - Urban Development Establish an urban development pattern compatible with the goal of directing urban growth to areas where it is desirable and can be practically and efficiently served by water and sewer facilities. Goal 4 - County Involvement Establish a basis for Orange County's involvement in the provision of water and sewer services and/or facilities. Goal 5 - Financial Participation Establish a basis for Orange County's participation in the financing of water and/or sewer services and facilities. Following the introduction of the draft policy at the January 1988 seminar, substantive comments were received from: Economic Development Commission Orange Water & Sewer Authority Environmental Affairs Board Town of Carrboro Town of Chapel Hill Comments were also received from the Orange-Alamance Water Corporation but were not substantive in nature. A number of concerns were expressed by agencies and/or boards responding to the draft policy. A summary of the concerns as well as statements from the Water/Sewer Policy which address the concerns is included as an attachment to_these minutes on pages The Administration would like for the meeting to be considered a "working public hearing" at which comments from individual citizens, utility providers, and municipal jurisdictions are received. The comments may then be used to further refine the draft policy. PAGE 3 The Administration recemmsndeceivedthe at thispublic hearing w 11 benused into November 28. The comet policy. refinement of the draft p y Collins reviewed the CO�Sepnsedfte received Sewer which included in a Synopsis of Commen the Draft Policy which is �p/c Zt.� an attachment to these minutes on pages �� One question that everyone seems to have concerns Orange Countnt, "getting into the water and sewer business, g distribution , and/or collection. Collins stated that the general policies listed below indicate the County's role: 1. Orange County should cooperate with its municipalities, water utility providers, and surrounding jurisdictions to identify and develop required water supplies so that available resources are balanced with existing and projected needs on a local and regional basis. 2. Orange County's primary responsibility will be to assist in the development of water resources, including the establishment of necessary organizational structures and arrangements that would operate and maintain raw water and treated water resources. 3. Raw water supply needs should be met consistent with land use plans and growth management policies, including agricultural preservation, watershed and environmental protection policies. Collins reviewed each of the goals and policies as included in the Draft Water and Sewer Policy. He stated that concerns had been expressed that not enough time was made available to allow various boards and commissions to take official action on a response to the proposal. To allow additional time for responses, the following schedule is proposed: October 24 Deadline for receipt of additional comments from citizens, utility providers, and/or municipal representatives. November 1 Board of Commissioners reviews revised draft and sets second public hearing date. November 28 Public Hearing. Planning Board member Chris Best asked about comments from the Town of Hillsborough. Collins responded that no comments had been received from Hillsborough but that some of the response from the Economic Development Commission and OWASA included comments from Hillsborough. County e John Link comments extension of time fromrthehTown October of Hillsborough. Commissioner Hartwell expressed agreement with the extension of the PAGE 4 comment period. He indicated that comments from the Town of Mebane should be solicited. He emphasized that the County would not put in any lines or anything that is inconsistent with the Land Use Plan. He asked how the Extension Policy applies to the new elementary school in the Rural Buffer without creating a "strip" down NC 86. He also expressed concern with the reference to developments containing 500 acres. Collins responded that the school property is in two Land Use Plan classifications, R-1 and Rural Buffer. Water and sewer may be extended to the school as an essential public service. Collins continued explaining development restrictions within the R-1 and Rural Buffer classifications. He noted that the master-planned development projects which Hartwell referred to consisting of at least 500 acres would create the advantage of master planning for large tracts of land as opposed to "piece-meal" development. There is also the option of incentives (density bonuses) which allow for a portion to be developed as low/moderate income housing which could be one of the answers to affordable housing. Collins stated that a 500-acre limit would insure that there would be large projects to achieve goals and large master planning would be encouraged. Commissioner Hartwell expressed faith in "piece-meal" development. Commissioner Marshall indicated that she felt the large master planning was good for developers who could do large projects but individuals would be at a disadvantage. She expressed the desire that individuals be considered first. She also noted that she did not feel that a golf course preserved the idea of "rural character" in the same way as open land. She stated the County should not go against the Land Use Plan and extend sewer lines into the Rural Buffer except in the case of a health hazard. Acting Chair Moses Carey asked about the five-year payback period referenced in the goal related to financial indicated that a three to five 'ear Participation. John Link, practice in such � Payback period is the most common projects. Commissioner Hartwell talked about the previous prohibition of public water and sewer in the Rural Buffer. He noted that if the County did run water and sewer lines in that buffer, perhaps the possible future failure of septic systems would be avoided. Commissioner Marshall stated that she felt once the Rural Character Study was completed, the Water/Sewer Policy could be amended and if found appropriate to allow public water and sewer in some parts of-the Rural Buffer. She felt that every problem and issue could not be addressed at one time. Lindsey Efland did agree with the extension of public water and sewer services in the watersheds and rural buffer. He noted that the statement regarding the extension needed clarification and that two PAGE 5 separate thoughts were included in one extremely long, complicated sentence. � Efland continued that the statement regarding service to development projects within the urban and transition areas was also complicated and needed much more clarification. He stated that the Economic Development Commission has not discussed the water/sewer policy, and, therefore, it is hard to explain to prospective clients needing more iii also those citizens who had srg nedcontractsfor ap onsto the Efland sewer line. He emphasize that a water/sewer policy needs to be in effect as soon as possible. Director of Economic Development Sylvia Price noted that the EDC would review and discuss the Water/Sewer Policy during its meeting on October 13th and would prepare written comments. Ervin Nicholson, Efland resident, expressed concern that those Efland residents who had "signed up for and been approved" for tap-ons to the Efland sewer line did not yet have sewer service. County Attorney, Geoff Gledhill, stated that only one-half of Phase I of the project has been completed. As funds are available, more of the project will be completed and those residents with contracts will be allowed to tap-on. John Link noted that top priority at this time is the hiring of a County Engineer. Once that is accomplished, more progress can be made toward completion of the Efland Sewer project. Janis Burklin, Stoney Creek resident, expressed concern with the size of the sewer line proposed for the new elementary school. Commissioner Carey ested that responded theaSchools Board beuco contacted with ethose equestions. suggested John Link stated that the State has approved the site for wells and septic tanks. Commissioner Hartwell noted that he felt it was "ridiculous" to propose wells and septic tanks for the school site. He expressed concern that problems would occur. He stated that the County must live up to its Land Use Plan unless there is a health hazard being addressed. Meg McKean, Stoney Creek resident, also expressed concern with the extension of sewer lines to the area. Collins responded that the intent for the Rural Buffer is for public health and safety and schools are public facilities. Max Kennedy spoke, noting that he is concerned as a School Board member, General Contractor and a private citizen. He noted that the school site has been perked and approved for low pressure systems. He indicated that package plants were not being approved by the of Environmental Management at this time. He noted personal opposition to low pressure systems and stated that he was in favor of municipal sewer lines. PAGE 6 Ben Lloyd spoke noting that a written response to the policy will be provided by Orange/Alamance Water System. He expressed concern with the honoring of the Efland Sewer Line agreements. He stated that only 87 of the 191 who originally signed the agreement have service thus far. He stated that Orange County needs to find a way by which to generate funds to honor the commitments already made as well as to make sewer service affordable for other residents and the business area of Efland. Commissioner Carey stated that it is the desire of the County to make the sewer service a paying project. Commissioner Hartwell stated that the County is prepared to honor its commitment to Efland residents as soon as the funds are available. Lloyd expressed concern that this be handled more expediently. Roy Roth, Stoney Creek resident, expressed concern with the possible commercial strip development along NC 86 to the school site and Stoney Creek Subdivision if public water and sewer services are provided. Elizabeth Prioli, Stoney Creek resident, asked if the intent of C 2 (Extension Policies) is to allow public sewer service in the Rural Buffer for lands that will not perk but maintains a preference is for wells and septic tanks. Collins responded that the intent is to avoid the "taking" issue. Ms. Prioli asked if there is to be a policy regarding not allowing tap-ons to the water and sewer line down NC 86. Commissioner Hartwell responded that would be the intent, but it is not yet a reality. Joe Woodman, Stoney Creek Neighborhood Association, stated that he is opposed to anything that would promote commercial development along NC 86. He would much prefer that sewer and water be extended only to the school site. Dana Marnell and Debra Perry, both Stoney Creek residents, indicated they would provide written comments prior to October 24. Pat Keenan, Raleigh, indicated that sewer lines are an advantage and felt a provision should be included in the policy for extension into the Rural Buffer. Kay Singer, Chair, Orange County School Board, indicated support for the DRAFT Water and Sewer Policy. She noted that the school site was chosen because it is the area where a new elementary school is needed. Jim Mitchell, Eno Township resident, indicated he did not understand the opposition to large scale development such as University Station. He noted small developers are unable to bear the cost of providing "affordable housing". Bob Strayhorn indicated that he felt the Water and Sewer Policy is a positive approach in the right direction and he is not concerned with the extension of water and sewer into the Rural Buffer provided it is L PAGE 7 consistent with the Land Use Plan. He noted that public water and sewer is just another part of progress. He stated that he felt the school is not needed to make those water and and that the whatever is school wh should be done. Sim Efland indicated that he felt the highest and best use of land would be available for property owners if water and sewer services were provided. He indicated that he felt tap-ons should be allowed in order to obtain funds for project completion. He asked how other residents could sign up for the sewer services and indicated support for the extension of services to lands which will not perk. John Link stated that information regarding tap-on procedures for the Efland Sewer Line would be mailed within the next two weeks. Ted Latta spoke in support of water and sewer services to the new school site. He asked that the Rural Buffer boundary be redefined to follow roads. Commissioner Halkiotis stated that cooperation from the Town of Hillsborough is necessary for extension of water and sewer to the school site. 2. Proposed Environmental Impact Ordinance The staff presentation was made by Mary Scearbo. This is the first public hearing for the draft Environmental Impact Ordinance. The draft is a product of a preliminary draft prepared by the Institute of Government, a series of discussions with the Ordinance Review Committee and review and comments by various state agencies through the State Department of Administration. The NC Environmental Policy Act provides authorization for local authorities to adopt an EIO. To date, no other jurisdiction has done so which means there is little to draw on in terms of previous experience in developing an ordinance such as this. In the process of developing and refining this ordinance, various scenarios which can occur during the development process need to be anticipated to ensure that: - the ordinance will be implemented consistently developers know what is expected current and proposed timeliness are fully integrated. We wish to implement the ordinance so as to incorporate environmental review while minimizing to the extent feasible any impacts to the applicant in terms of time and cost. - Scearbo emphasized that the ordinance being presented is in draft form. The Planning Staff recognizes that much remains to be done to refine the review process. This hearing is very valuable in terms of receiving input to be used in the development of a final draft. Staff is recommending that a revised draft be brought back to public hearing PAGE 8 on November 28. Scearbo summarized the review process as set forth in the Environmental Policy Act. An Environmental Assessment (EA) would be submitted as a supplement to the development application for projects to which the Ordinance applies. A copy of the EA would be immediately forwarded to the State Clearinghouse. The Clearinghouse would forward copies to the appropriate State agencies and publish a notice in the Environmental Bulletin which is published every two weeks. After a 15-day review in the Bulletin, comments would be collected by the Clearinghouse and forwarded to the County for consideration. The County review of the project would take place concurrently with the State review. Upon receipt, of, and consideration of the State comments, the County would do one of two things: Issue a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) ; or Require preparation of an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) . Issuance of a FONSI requires no additional input from the developer. If an EIS is required, then an additional document would have to be prepared by the developer. This document would be the draft EIS. It would go through State Clearinghouse for distribution and publication in the Environmental Bulletin which includes a 30-day review period. After receipt of all comments by the Planning Department, a Final EIS would be prepared by Planning Staff which would incorporate the comments received on the draft. The Final EIS is also advertised in the Environmental Bulletin, with a 15-day review period. After completion of the Final EIS, the project could be acted on by the appropriate decision-making body. Scearbo described the criteria to be used in determining which projects will be reviewed. A key component of the Ordinance is a list of criteria establishing when the Ordinance is to be applied. The criteria represents an attempt to identify impacts of concern specifically to Orange County. This area needs to be reviewed as work progresses towards a final draft. The criteria now proposed are: Projects requiring a permit under the NC Mining Act, or the NC Solid and Hazardous Waste Management Act. Projects containing areas which will be identified in the Orange County Inventory of Natural Areas. Projects containing area identified in "An Inventory of Sites of Cultural, Historic, Recreational, Biological, and Geological Significance in the Unincorporated Portions of Orange County". Projects in which the average slope on existing or proposed lots is greater than 15%, and Projects exceeding 100 acres in area. PAGE 9 The Ordinance would also apply: Where a perennial stream is to be crossed by a road, bridge, or driveway; Where a structure with more than 25,000 ft. of floor area is proposed; Where the total land disturbance, excluding roads will exceed 40,000 square feet; Where commercial or industrial water usage will exceed (some amount to be specified) ; and Where there are other potential environmental impacts which have been identified. Activities which are exempt from the Ordinance include: Bona fide farms Projects less than 2 acres in size, and Facilities related to the distribution of public utilities. Scearbo pointed out that these criteria apply to private development projects. Environmental review is required by the State for projects which require expenditure of public money; or an action taken by a State agency; or has a potential effect on elements of the "State's common inheritance" . Scearbo explained the various forms of environmental documentation which may be required and the associated costs. Environmental documents may include an Environmental Assessment or an Environmental Impact Statement. The Environmental Assessment will consist of a form to be supplied by the Planning Department and completed by the applicant. The EA application will be drafted and presented at the next public hearing. The EA application will be in the form of a questionnaire worded to be very clear and easily understood. Most of the information would be known by the applicant and by preparing a standardized form, the applicant will know exactly what is needed. For projects which meet few of the criteria, the EA could be completed by the applicant with little or no additional cost. As projects become more complex, the cost will naturally rise. However, any additional costs associated with the EA are expected to be minimal in the vast majority of cases. An Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) is a more expansive document and would be required when review of the assessment indicates that there may be substantial or unmitigated environmental impacts. The EIS would include: PAGE 10 a detailed discussion of alternatives to the proposed project; mitigation measures; and social and economic impacts of all alternatives. It must also include a discussion of the affected environment and environmental consequences. The Environmental Policy Act outlines the required format and content of the EIS. In terms of cost, a meaningful cost estimate is not available at this time. An estimate of $8,000 to $20,000 was given for a Stormwater Management Study, depending on such factors as size, complexity and the degree of engineering required. Costs for an EIS could fall above or • below this range depending on the nature of the project. The Planning Staff intends to develop cost estimates for a range of sample projects prior to the next hearing. Scearbo reiterated that the document being presented is a draft. The Planning Staff is recommending that the public hearing be continued until November 28 and that a two-week period (as with the Water/Sewer Policy) be allowed to receive written comments which can be considered in developing the next draft. Before the next hearing Staff will be reviewing the integration of state and local timeliness, especially with regard to the processing of an EIS and where state as well as local permits are involved. A draft EA application form and cost estimates for document preparation will be developed. Commissioner Halkiotis asked if Neal Littman' s concern regarding exemptions, particularly of utilities had been addressed. Planning Board member Pilkey responded that work on a Water/Sewer Policy had begun six years ago. The Environmental Ordinance is being considered due to watershed problems created by the Treyburn development. Acting Chair Moses Carey asked about the turn-around time for an Environmental Assessment to the State. Scearbo responded twenty-five to forty days. John Link asked when a sample EA form would be ready for review and Scearbo indicated that the intent is to have one ready by November 1. Ted Latta, Environmental Affairs Board member, expressed concern that the EAB had not had the opportunity for sufficient input into the Ordinance. He indicated that he has seen no need for an Environmental Impact Ordinance. He expressed the concern that the EAB had been disbanded and that insufficient cooperation had been received from the Boards as well as Planning Staff. Latta stated that an EIS would create an undue burden on developers, create a no growth policy and eliminate affordable housing. He also expressed concern that this draft ordinance is considerably different from the one prepared by Milton Heath at the Institute of Government. PAGE 11 Jim Mitchell, Hillsborough resident, expressed a concern with the cost and noted that timing is a critical factor. He asked what problems facilitated the need for such an ordinance which would mean that affordable housing is not a reality for this area. He also noted that this would create additional staff needs and that he felt more study was needed on the ordinance as well as more publicity. Commissioner Marshall stated that requests from citizens had facilitated the need for an Environmental Impact Ordinance. Beverly Green, Durham County resident, expressed concern that the section of the ordinance regarding purpose did not sufficiently provide for public input. She asked that more input be requested from developers. Planning Board Chair Barry Jacobs noted that this draft ordinance identified concerns more specific to Orange County than the one prepared by Milton Heath. Sylvia Price, Economic Development Director, suggested that perhaps a brainstorming session should be held in order to decide what types of development are wanted and to address the real concerns such as water usage and not appear so anti-economic development. Motion was made by Commissioner Hartwell and seconded by Commissioner Halkiotis to continue the public hearing on the Water and Sewer Policy and the Environmental Impact Ordinance until November 28, 1988. VOTE: UNANIMOUS. With no further items to come before the Board, Acting Chair Moses Carey adjourned the meeting at 10:40. The next regular meeting will be held on October 18, 1988 at 7:30 in the Courtroom of the old Post Office, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Moses Carey, Jr. , Acting Chair Beverly A. Blythe, Clerk Joanna Bradshaw, Administrative Assistant