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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda - 10-22-2001-hb2To: HeverIY BlYdae, Clerk to tlrc Omagc Cowry BOaN og Commissioners Pram'. Margaret A. Heath, Planning Director Date: October 16,2001 RE: October 221oint mccting Attached is the information about Patriot's Pointe you cequest . The packet includes the nexation and zoning request, the Town Manager's Financial Feasibility Report, a Traffic Impact Study, and draft water and sewer extension agrxmem. Thavks got disco nfing thu mfbtm unni to the Caanty Commissumm. Please call me with my questions. ATTACHMENPIO.0 a TOWN OF HILL SBOROU" PETITION FOR ANNEXATION OF"CONTI IIOUS PROPERTY TO THE BOARD OF CogoUSSIONEM OF THE TOWN OF HILLSBOROUGH: M. F. L➢4'RD W2l¢'FI> Q" rs, I�gLY lawn rs KF. imtaSdP. Ih1.1 arci IaIlffi" weir h,, <gtsethotsuch)eofe el rest p,opito the Tcd Htheo eu dictcn inpua q two below o .ndubutcd e (x) Tl�c uee to be uaicned'ukontigaoua tot TOVm off Hr �u�QM. � 2lr m tae n-�ii a�r� M al ctl � xao sPtie, essay xax a>, nCRcm ^ tgi deo� O € man.Y= MIMP5 a.�.I toll a.�.re a a ccs' -11oo m gym. '�. (3) Am of the farcgoiog property, showing its relationship to the editing eorNr&tc limiu of the towq is en.nFed hcrcte. (a) This Ntitioa u presented owder the authority contebed in O. S. IRAJ 1. Aupntfully rubmitled Uiv �' day of Attest to A cr M.F, L Ucl eaztraA>iP rff ttlltdmv� Attest NO Y wrcr Ie�ict's l�rdP, tic Town of Hillsborough Voluntary Annexation Worksheet Development Name rQLCCO�'PoinJ- cnmer (1 EL/ ,1PA'J riners(c_o J<le"am Tax Map 4. %A Address 1 Phone__ Property Wcation `�raxl_6.�r ✓eO T -M5 T -40 licasonrequestingarmexation deueloprierit, Zoning Contiguous Drasommals Nmeslexplanetlon: Satellite Acreage Our Acreage 3E.ges Number ofpropeny Numberofproperty Manager's report rmuested by BOW q u �_ e. Manager's report presented to Board Haw is property Petition requested by BOW Wlddn3 miles of 6. contiguous to u141a cement city limits? y<s evrting municipal 8. Board decision limits? ZoringofpmFerty, 10. Notification of owner(s) Closer to Recordation of ordinance& maps 12. Hillsborough than any other YL5 13. Powell Bill information updated municipality? Drasommals Nmeslexplanetlon: I. Lana of interest received flay ioo 2. Lefler presented to Board 3. Manager's report rmuested by BOW q u �_ e. Manager's report presented to Board 5. Petition requested by BOW nbead.. 'iNid. 6. Petition received u141a ]. Public headrrg held h 8. Board decision 9. ZoringofpmFerty, 10. Notification of owner(s) II. Recordation of ordinance& maps 12. Notification of Orange County Tax office 13. Powell Bill information updated ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING & INSPECTIONS DEPARTMENT t� Craig N. Benedict AICP, Director Administration 306F Revere Road (919) 245 -2576 P O Box 8181 (919) 64430021FAx) Hillsborough, vi xo.i range.ncros •• North Carolina, 27278 �— ...... s, sit_ MP.MORANDUM Tm Horace Jolmon, Mayor Hillsborough Town Baum From: Craig Benedict Planning Director, Orange County Dote: August 6, 2001 Re: Patriot Pointe Apartments Concept Plan As part of the courtesy review process between the Town of Hillsborough and Orange County, we have reviewed the concept plan for Pomiat Pointe. Our comments are as follows: PLAN /SITE DESIGN Due toone pour quality of the concept plum, a proper review is difficult. The following items, at a minimum, should be added to the plan: North arrow • Scale Details on adjohdng properties - e Building height _ Upon a visual inspection of 6e proposed site, it was noted that an electric power easement and a on the shewer might esdst io o sim- These are cot shown io the concept Plan. If they arc mot on the site, don Heir location onpment sites should be noted since it seems Nat they may be included in phase 2 of far development Because of the steepness of Ne site, Noe is concern that the entire site would need to be denuded in order to properly Wade the site. Density higher Nov rune units per note may be appropriate at Us la rmion if the property does not remain trader the cowry's jurisdiction, but such density allowances should be purchased through conservation easmneMS(i.e. traasfcr ofmim from famdsad is saturated) in order to 5 keep overall density ofthe watershed in the county consistent with comprehensive plan goals. It is suggested that such casements be purchased from lend in Hillsborough's Upper Eno watershed. The county will assist in this matter. Landscaping and architecture need to be upgraded. ROAD ACCESS I concept plan does not show access to flange Grove Road. Would access to the site be through the existing Colonial Estates Aparlmcvts? This access if used should only be secondary for emergencies. Would improvements be made to Cares Famr Road ifthat is to be the main entrance point to the complex? Ifso. the appenc late traffic pattern is not shown. IfnoSwhere will the new road be concocted? Greater devil on the access to Orange Grove Road is necessary. WATEMEWER Recognizing the new development in the area,a comprefteensive water and sewer system is imetwary in properly serve existing and new development in the afro for both Hillslearough and Orange Comfy residents. In thins of potable water and fire suppression, there is concern that e water line upgrade is necessary to provide ample water pressure to residents of the complex and how the increased usage and demand affsts water pressure. 'Iles is not addressed in the developer's proposal. SOUND Because of in proximity to [named gs, a sound study should be conducted to determine noise levels at the proposed locations of the apartment buildings closestW the highway. ECONOMIC BENEFITS Certain assumptions made by the developer seem to overstate the financial benefits of this projectmtbe Town of FlillsbemugR Reforms to the memo Scotto Eric Peterson dated Camber 29,2000: • Assuming that all income not withheld as income taxes is "disposable into nt is not realistic. Other necessary payments sucb as property taxes will reduce this figure. • The developer assumes that all °disposable income" will be spent within the community oFlhe Town of Ilillsbnmugb_ This assumption is extremely qucsdomble, especially rxsidwing the current status of retail options in Hillsborough. • Ancillary benefits are implied as thou that will occur due to costs vie heal purchases of materials and the hiring of local labor. The validity of this revenue is dependent upon whether or not the developer decides to use locally produced or sold materials and/or local contractors. If this is not the case, then this figure is overestimated. The burden on county services is also not evaluated. these services include, but are not limited to, EMS, schools, health and social services. Ordinance Na. The following consensus was introduced by Commissioner , and duly seconded by Commissioner ANORDINANCEANNEXING NON- CONTIGUOUSPROPERTY WHEREAS, a petition waa received requesting the amexation of the noncontiguous area totaling 2822 acres in two tracts described in Section 2 below; and wfff: dS, a public bearing On the question of the annexation was held on Tuesday, July 24, 2001 following notice of such public hearing published in the News of Orange on July I l end 18, 2001 NOW THEREFORE, THE ROARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR THE TOWN OF HILLSBOROUGH ORDAINS: Section 1. The Hoard efCommissiora m Ends that a. The area described in Section 2 mats all of the standards eel forth in G.S. IMA- 58.1(b). More specifically: 1. The nearest point on the proposed satellite corporate limits is less then three miles from the primary wtpmate limits ofthe Town; 2. No point in the proposed satellite arm is closer W the limits of my other city Lou to the primary, corporate lintits of the Town; 3. The area described in Section 2 is situated such tat the Town will be able to provide the sam e services with this area that it provides within its primary cotpomte Ionics; 4. The area proposed for amexatim is not a subdivision; S. The area described m Section 2, when added W the area MOM all other satellite coryomte limits, does not exceed try/ Of the area within the primary corporate Iimilsafte Town J, The petition requesting amexation of the area described in Section 2 contains the sigoehues of all of the owners ofreal pmpedy witWn deism (except properly awned by those tax - exempt and other entities specified in G.S. 160A - 58.1). Thepetition is Otherwise valid. d. The public health, safety, and welf of Wo iNsabitmb of the Town and ofthe area described in Section 2 will be beat served by the accentuation. Section 2, Pursuant to Pont 4 of Article 4A of G.S. Chapter 160A, the fallowing coca is hereby mmexad to and trade a part of the Town ofHillsbomuld: Tract 1: Shown in Exhibit A as Lot A which contains 2.5 aces combined with Tract B watch contains 22.16 acre; which local the following dwemiom: BEGINNING at We uppermost Icft hand comer and proceeding W the right of the property are the following distances: 29.18 feel. 300.91 fat, 195.53 feet, 302.9 Cat, 98.69 fect, 66.58 ha, 260.08 feet, 146.67 fee, 461X4 fan, 230.73 fat, 229.11 fed 606.3 EM 349.7 feet, 923.38 fee, and 329.6 her totaling 24.66 acres Tract 2: Shown in Exhibit B as Lot 2 which contains 3.56 acres and hoe the following dimension. BEGINNING at me left bond coma of the panel and proceeding to the right of the property are the foLLOwing'diaWces: 285.61 feet, 220.2 feel, 106.35 feet, 150 fed, 16X58 fed, 188.1 feM 60 Ed, 99.68 fen, 229.84 fee[, and 260.08 feet. Section 3. ThisONimance shall became eRative on adoption. Section 4, The Town Clerk shill cause to be recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds of Omuge County and in the Office of the Secretary of State an accurate map of the arrested territory described in Section 2 together with a duly entified copy of this ordinance. Such a map shall also be delivered to the Orange County Boom of Elections as required by G.S. 163- 288.1. The foregoing ordinance baying been submitted to a vote received the following vote and was duly adopted flue l0° day of September 2001. Ayes: Noes: Absent or Excused: Towmoff ffsbomugh. Eric Pearson, Town Manager SEAL Sown of Hillsborough Dome F. Amtbuster, Tenn Clerk STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF ORANGE E Julie V. Fogleman, allotary Public for said County and Sparc, do hereby certify that Domes E Amrbristen Town Clerk, personally appeared before me this day and acknowledged me due aeecntion of the( going instrument. witness my band and o6ici n seal, this the __ day of (Official Seat) Notary Public My commission expires November 1, 2004. EXHIBIT A Lot A which contains 2.5 acres combined with Tract B which contains 22.16 acres for a total of 24.66 acres has the following dimensions: Beginning at the uppermost left hand comer and proceeding to the right ofthe property are the following distances -29.18 feet; 300.91 feet; 195.53 feet; 302.90 feet; 98.67 feet and 66.58 feet; 260.08 feet; 146.67 feet; 461.04 feet; 230.72 feet' 229.11 feet; 606.30 feet; 349.70 feet; 923.38 feet and 329.60 feet. LOT 4 111 r nn�II si °si: a c S PR zMat III S EXHIBIT B Lot 2 which contains 3.56 acres has the following dimensions Beginning at the left hand corner ofthe parcel and proceeding to the right of the property are the following distances: 285.67 feet; 220.20 feet; 106.35 feet; 150.00 feet; 165.58 feet; 188.44 feet; 60.00 feet; 99.68 feet; 229.84 feet and 260.08 feel �i PH %/W p = L07 A 7C 26 A C Y` 2.56 AC \ J A �i PH %/W p = I C �i ATTACHMENT 10.6 �sN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING MAP ID OF THE TOWN OF HILLSBOROUGH THE BOARD OF COMMISSTONERS OF THE TOWN OFt81 BOR0UGH ORDAINS'. Section 1. no Zoning Map of the Town ofHillsbeough is hereby amended to rezone 2 8.22 Fean the. west aide of Orange Grove Road from County R -1 to town Multi - mily (Tax Map 4.38A..1 and 1B). The arfecte men is shown on the attached nup. Suction 2. All provision ofany town Ordinance in conflict with this entrance we repealed. Section3. ais ordinance shall become effective open adoption. The foregoing ordinance having been conceded to a vote received the folowing vote and was duly adapted this 100 day of3eplember 2001. Ayes: Noe Absent or Exnused� Dania F. Armbnsta, Town Clock REZONING REQUEST HILLSBOROUGH, NC sject Titles PiMRIUC's[1ID+4^ B PLF. t.Lintwdk Parmaro11P Ciff xt11•Exatlt (ea Tex Map Owner H F. �tP, 1 1 mI PaRS 5 , I112 _ phone (Mid We neamzz - - , rc n4aF Applicant eLa WLlp R %rim, tit Phone 11.6) B sO Address -y4ff R3rH RSi: 9 W 1P1, FrJt isont, M 2265 LYr<H lim �. 3T Surveyor/Enginecr °T 9��" -> TK Fiona! (Ind ids N AtlVss 2401 ISM Rai; 9rtte 103 ltiAt lbi2, W ZIdS LacaiioNStrccuncceesed te6OwrHe I-B5a I-40 gslt, mM erg fsce aal, I01L6ssa)h, 1'C Curtcnr Zawag Rl (U 111t) Proposed Zotuag M lffuffdi yl Acreage to berexoned 23X Dimensions aFk LAS B Water /Sewer /Septic pra.iam tle 4nn � tn1L�1/�iy � MP �Dm az Ds iir.� Setuctures: Exi.tin8 Proposed issu Csiocal areas: Flood Dueina6elstrenn norse Pond Stccpslopes se Ccmcicry sae Eucawn Hislonc rve Othtt ns far requesting the chm,ge (See Seedon 20.1.2): itzo.: wt Changing Conditions: 912 atrse reisar i pgat3' IS oasaa ty usl M ZadM clss�ilfu id vz ores .flux pc7sstr dsirg to m� si a za0 Uj �a�sc mipter m rots laa el a dtla a a d;Y Other M 9 uu6 lvr a¢e• wvld f�a111t6e d .l�at Ntis RoJeY >; <� f xsx a y fisihl, r¢ fx d ]mad petsiAs ude ¢aaR r>aaAy's ist aCy that I osn the proparry owner or rcu y represent Ole property awns and Uri 0e infoemalion provided a / a /am Dam P <rry ownm /reprcsrnmtivc ............................................................ ............................... Requiremennfar Public Hearing X sorvay showing: x peedcapy x /00' -1 "ro 20' -1 "scale x Fee $20o x ExiiNngSM1UrMrel • Critical areas (ado") •_ fthfzof- -way and width pang pme (fl' PW prtpasxl 12' ]efthm lece cif id Corsqs aae Hi/ • Driveways(uiating ands ,) odm]se rn`sarrE`desih is p' I a s - I , 27278 II AAy y, r .a gyp �I:: ! gu ANNLXA TION FINANCIAL FRASBILI ]YRBPORT Proposed Pavioe's Points Apartment Complex .March 28, 2001 Prepared By Eric Peterson, Town Manager Introduction: The presentation and methodology used in dais report to analyze oho( 'bility of the Patriot Pointe project is non-traditional in its approach. The standard method of analyzing the financial impact of a proposed development, if annexed, is to prepare a list of assumptions and formulas In help develop a cos Wenclit analysis that shows a "bottom line" loss or profit. In most cases this approach, combined with same common sense amlysis, is the best way to conduct a feasibility study of this type. This report provides a few basic numbers regarding projected revenues, some amounts on service provision, but fxues m n posing philosophical questions to assist the Board in evaluating the mans ofPamot Pointe on rite Town of Hillsborough's short and long -term financial health in both the General Food add Water (fewer Fund It is very important to note that the focus of Nis report is shortly financial and ones not take into account other crucial issues that must be weighed when mnsidening an ex'ptinn, such as learns and quality of life issues. The Proposed Development: Patriot Pointe proposes to build 130 Due bedroom apartments, I20 two - bedroom apartments, and a clubhouse associated with this project, If fully occupied, the development would add approximately 430 maidans to Hillsborough. This estimate is based on an coinage of 133 residents for oath ova- bMroom apartment and 2.25 residents for each two - bedroom apartment The developer minions the project would be completed widin 12 months of constructors stoup. Upon Protect completion, projected revenues to the Town of Hillsborough would be as follows: • Property Taxes for the $16,000,000 project $96,000 per year (based on a 60 tend tax rate). Additional General Fwd Revenues generated in sales tics: and state -shared noncoms by increasing the Town's population by approximately 8 iuu and recessed valuation by about 5.0% would generate at least an additional $25,000 - 30,000 per year. • One -time Capital Facility Fees for Water and Secret: $184,600, • Annual Watcrand Sewer Usagc Revenue :$157,440 Key Service Provision Considerations While it is uncertain at this time whether the Project would be a contiguous or satellit annexation, it is really has no bearing the does concerning provision of municipal services. The 101 ascot (lone, 8mrvrt • PO. Box assay • Hill laver h Norse Como,, •evvra Iq proposed project is in a good Iecatiom from a service provision standpoint. The fallowing are some general comments about this issues Police officers regularly drive by the location as par[ of patrolling the south end of FaillsbornogF_ • The addition of 240 units will certainly In calls for se o the police department. Even if the additional calls are modest amount, It will still require additional effort to serve those needs. Multi - family or apartment complexes are often attractive targets for vehicle breaklnv The location is well within the service area covered by the Firs Department. • The project would not inquire garbage collection service,since it will require dumpster alervica and the Town will be out ofthe dumpster collection business by July 1, 2002. Theta would he few, if any, public theory that would require maintenance. • The use of one (1) charter meter would make reading the monthly water usage for the complex a simple matter, • The addithend customers would likely have a negligible unpect on Water /Sewer operating expenses. GeteralFwd (perations: CosHBenefit Observations Aaacldng a specific cost to the project is not aft easy task. Ultimately, me fJ dabi([zY of momeracon Is greatly dictated by the levef carinceivicer the Town Boarsi Board cs necessary to serve the asserted areal The manager looked at many different methodologieyservice levels in evaluating the cost of this project on the General Fund, but believes the following policy statement on the issue is a simple yet appr Oodure way to evaluate this project: I own Manager's Observations on Genera! Fund Services: If ateseseed, the Town could likely get by for at least several years without adding MY new pcmcmel are to this project ff the Town chase to be very tight on expenditures it would likely ern a healthy surplus of tcvcauu over expenditures during the first five yearn. In some aspects, from a financial incident , this development is as ideal se it gets for annexing a multi -family development The development's close . proximity to Hillaberough, the limited need for street and saturation expenses in this development, and relatively high per acre assessed valuation (once developed) make the project worthy of consideration for amtexahon The other aide office win is that while the project will likely generate a healthy ampler in the eazlyy eas and cost little to seems, because the project can be aeevieed with existing smfiResohtroes, the tme long-term cost of the project will increase as the rut of the Town grew$. For example, while the addition of Patriot Pointe would likely not require any new police ofawx5 in tho-first yearn the additional 240 units (coupled with other development in the area) will cause the Town to hire a new officer much sooner. Key note: This es chat manegement at Patriot Pointe does a reasonable job of providing a safe and controlled living environment for its residents. S➢ rroarmly, the largest cost associated with arc development will be fire proration. The manager has been unable to get an estimate for the projected cost for fire protection, though it seems the same philosophy can be applied that was used in the aforementioned' police" crumple. )5 Watergiewer Fund Operations: Ca "ene ObObservations The cost to provide water /sewer services to this project wand be uceptionelly low, especially since only one (I) "mastxs'molar would need to be read each month. The additional treatment costs at the two (2) plants would be negligible. Adding this project to the Towns watedsewer system would clearly be a positive financial gain for the Water /Sewer Fund. In addition, to the additional monthly /armad operating revenue generated, the Capital Facility Fees of 5184,600 would be quite helpful in paying for future expansions and assisting in paying a portion of the existing debt capacity for the reservoir, Clawing Financially, annexing this project into the Town of Hillsborough appears to be a good decision in that It would be 1) a clear short -term help in the General Fund (without any major long -term problems projected), and 2) a big boost in the Water /Sewer Fond in the short and long -term. Once again, these comments and analysis only address the financial impacts of this projad and do not attempt to fanoT odan important issues like traffq quality of life, etc. /6 O Ora 79, PAW W. Rno paeesoa Hillsb mLta. Town My cr PO Box 429 H2lsb9mU8h NC 27278 Dear &k I have been workN with the ewnee about mtrc Oftbe specificst tYOU mentnned In Your anent Voice matt w ae rew"t; t thhd party study fir t pro]at. I fO, comutld with tie ou tnt weplan the folbwiog: 1 - CNbhoLL < (3,5W aguere feet) ipool mi play area 120 - Ore be @nom units (850 sNme &,t ma) ILD -Two laµOom ..La (1085 squve fiat each) 240 TOW U=s She timing of this Y IOU wW be approximately 4 momhe flowing reaaning ell OottO=ma TM wom IiOn schedule would M to dehvw tM elubhouwpool and four buildl (96 utdla)wvhm6 moto5 with m addhioml Wking(24 unve each) tmn{ each month. Ba kMlly, eweweti9n of the entire complex stm42 be 12 mom, (es Tg louO9 activity la mbfactoy). The tfoa loot enaohed demhs the specific econpam bmefita the Ibwn WOYH m in from this mlent. Tbvv are eddipooal hu is Lke then persOml Wffetty raves dw from tM sesHmuaz wv:0 w the impravetpema W the e,,u n, Ihas;Mz ate now needed. MY engi vrill W" to work woth Kemp Keel to detemdne dte mawt ofdese nnpsnvemems but "Y arc not now kmwa. We love cboseo not to inwryxate arzy µreabWOOm Un %am nmi tM prolect's impactontheveayyOOlsYe Aa ILave map["vlrcd1 tlo not (osem @eq -aVyt Waits GomuryoEµe era's law eWomement eosle Tows aspens a µ1s arrmwill be negLg:bk to awoWv cis prolarn (ease wary similar damgmpbia all WBettmme Profile) weheve GeLLe if my trouble. 1 rm have Na mazvgemat company that vmvages ow ecvplexea tO complle a liar ofussils if fou to desire. 1 Mvee ktmd a pMto of ow LaJ gthat u repre ,ttn ofWiwv, Plan Mina Hill Mugk a wevmiary ate ploy �k floor play fir yOw me. I hope that Ude lafommtionmd mal�is MM tfeatify tle p•OlemIs uepsm rgW the Town. We azo �vedelnmtLa oPPOM1mvY avdlam eaga{IO respoMbeiy fuller aeations you Wiry Mve. Pkese de rot lerhemW WI me at 336 %93980. | |} !,|q ;*R,•R`` \) (!!� - ;1666• !m- ,tllylfa / rl )s 7�,f August 28, 2000 Mr. Eric Peterson Hillsborough Town Manger PO Box 429 Hillsborough, NC 29218 Deno Mr. Petemnn, My name is Chns Dunbar, mrrunercial real eseate developer from High Point, NC, and I represent the Falk Emily who wishs to have property, re -zo std and appeared into the TownofHillsboroughbywayofassteffhevutexntion. Thepropettyiskundedby Interstate 85, Interstate 40, and Orange Grove Road Tk propary consists of5 ppcols and totals 52 acres. The Falk family wishes to develop an upscale multi -%milt' project on this property. Feasibility studies show that Gip area lucks rental housing that is so important to the economic health of Bee area As background, the Falk family has owned real retire in Orange County dating back to 1967 when they established Falk Fabrics, a Hillsbomueh based texWe mantifactmer. Comcideninlly, Falk Fabrics contributed a substantial sum ofmmies toward the construction of the initial municipal water system. Tk company later contributed funds used to build the sewage treatment plant as crap. The 20F000+ square bat building was used by Falk Fabrics until 198 5 when the manufacturang assets were sold. The building was hater leaaed to Flynt Fabrics which mcently amounted their inierrt to close the facility. The Falk family and l are curwargy, looking st ways to utilize this buiLding going forward to the mutual benefit of the Town and the Emily. I have reviewed our pslimimry devebpmem pham with Knnny Keel, Town Engineer, who her confirmed that water & wi corporally ie available W the site. Din project will pay for significant improvements to the sews system that is already needed due to as advanced age aal design These upgrades will reduce the Town's expense aasocwtM with the maintetance aM repast oftk system. Tha fuancial impact of this development is significant to tlac town ofHillsbomugh. Far instance, we Peti rson But Pbaee I of the project to have m estimated value of 516,000,000. Annually, tidsvalue will generate mar dollars Wtk Tavw (0mvge Cowry tax excluded) in the was unt of 199,200. ALSO, the estimated impact fees for water and veer Por We connmctlon ofthe couriers will geurrare another $184,800 (6' miler). The amnd usage lees Bom our tourist's water and sewer seMCeer will generate $184,8 matdy $1 with an ($58/mh per mouth). gfa rwrad in the meantof$receive ($99,200 art pra with an avrwalpevenuss BoivgforwardThe amountorencedsua reseiv00 by Town tax +$1antial waterlsewerspond.Thaakvercf need sums received by the Tawnare substantial with few corresponding expenses. The Fels are excit d about roe opportunity to improve theta IaM and set the standard for new development m the area. If you have any questions or suggetiores please ( 1 Gee to call me at 336.669.2980. Please allow this letter to serve as our formal request for mmexation We plea to be m attendance at the hearing on October 9n, 20W so that Ae can present the mints of our development and answer any annex or s. Ir is nw Mpe m Attached approval from munch to authorize staff ref perfor y an mbiexazion kssibility stably. Attached please SM a step of the subject prefers, far your re�ricw. Y"" &O&zz Chris Dunbar Easter & Eiseamart Inc. ao TRAFFIC IMPACT STUDY ORANGE GROVE DEVELOPMENT Orange Grove Road HlllsborougN North Carolina Togs prepmed lbr. EASTER & EISENMAN, INC. 4045Prem rDAw. Suite 208 Nigh Pain, Non Cuol 27265 P pF by: 1"NEEL- SCHAFFER, INC. ENGINEER PLANNERS 2303W.MemN "R So v 130 Qrt bm,NC 2740 M(336)851 -1006 June 13, 2000 ai APPENDICES Appendix A- Traffic Dad Appendix B - Sine Plan Appendix C- Capacity Analyses Neel-Schaffer, 1"c% TOC -I TABLE OF CONTENTS =E PAGE 1. ERCLTNE SUMMARY 1 2, INTRODU=ON 2 3, ANALYSIS OF EXISTING CONDTHONS 6 OF FUTURE CONDITIONS WHHODT DEVELOPMENT 11 4, ANALYSIS 5, TRIPGENERA70N 14 6. TRIP DISTRIBUTION 15 7. TRAFFIC ASSIGNMENT 1' ANALY515 OF FDTURE CONDITIONS WITH DEVELOPMENT 18 P- 9. RECOMMENDED IMPROVEMENTS 24 10, CONCLDSIONS 24 11. REFERENCES 26 APPENDICES Appendix A- Traffic Dad Appendix B - Sine Plan Appendix C- Capacity Analyses Neel-Schaffer, 1"c% TOC -I as LIST OF FIGDRB6 FIGURE DESCRIPTION PACE I I VdlityMap 2 8xa ing Lane Cordiguratmos& Traffic Coruna 5 3 2030 Existing AM & PM Peak Hour Traffic 4 3006 Projected No -fluid AM & PM Peak Hour Traffic 13 5 Direction of A ppcoe dr and Departure 16 6 Proposed Development AM & PM Peak Hour Traffic 19 , 2006 Buddout AM & PM Peak Hour Traffic 13 8 Recommended Lam Configumdons I, Traffic Control 25 LIST OF TABLES TABLE DESCRIFTON PACE 1 Average Daily Traffic Proje<nom 2 Sec0on Crash Analysis Reaulta(1 /1/99- 12/31/99) 8 3 Interscclion Gash Arielyeis Results 0 /1/99- 12/31/99) 9 4 Year 2000 Capacity Analysis Results 10 5 Year 2006 No Proud Capacity Analysis Result 12 6 Trip Gemrefion5ummary 15 7 Leval of Service Criteria 19 8 Trat! Capacity Summary 20 9 Cnbcal Movement Volume m Capatlty Summary 21 10 Year 20068uild Out Capacity Analysis Result 22 TOC 2 Neel Schaffer, Inc. a; proposed Orange Grave Road Development Traffic Impact Study 1.0 Executive Summary The proposed Orange Grove Road apartment complex is located on the northwest side of Orange Grove Rind, between Interstate 40 and Interstate 85 in Hillsborough, North Carolina. Full build -out of the project is to cmwist of 240 apartment units. As currently envisioned, the development will be completed (bullbaut) in Ayer The analyses for the study area iumrsectlons were performed for existing traffic conditions, 2006 ne-build conditions, and 2006 buLLd -out conditions. The unsigrtansed imersection of Orange Grove Road /Oakdale Drive currently operates at a level -of- service (LOS) A in the AM and I'M peak hours. With predicted growth, the intersection will continue to operate at a LOS A during the AM and pM peak hunts in 2006. With the site traffic in 2006, the intersection will operate at a LOS B during the AM peak hour and a LOS A during the pM peak hour with no roadway improvements. The signalized imersection of Qlunnn Street /Oakdale Drive curren0y operates at a LOS B during the AM peak hour and a LOS A during the FM peak hour. With predicted growth, this intersection will operate at a LOS C in the AM peak hour and a LOS A during the VM peak hour in 2006. With the addition of the site traffic in 2006, the intersection will continue to operate at a LOS C in the AM peak hour and a LOS A during the FM peak hour with no roadway impeo ements. The site entrance on Orange Grove Road will operate at a LOS A during the AM and I'M peak hours in 2006. The developer should construct a northbound left assn lane into the site on Orange Grove Road ro enhance safety in this area. aN Proposed Orange Grove Road Development icuffc Impact Study 2.0 Introduction (-mneral The proposed Orange Grove Road apartment complex is located on the northwest side of Orange Grove Road, between Interstate 40 and Intestate 85 in Hillsborough, North Caroline. Refer to Figure 1 for the general location of life proposed development. I'he proposed 22.16 -acre development consists of 240 apartment units, AS currently envisioned, the development will be completed (built -out) in 2006. This report presents the results of a Traffic Impact Study (11S) of the future year 2006 traffic conditions for the proposed development. The purpose of dds study is to evaluate the proposed development in terms of projected traffic eondid des . evaluate the ability of the adjacent roadways to accommodate the additional traffic volumes, and to recommend appropriate solutions to mitigate congestion that may result from the additional site traffic. The Orange County Planning Department staff was contacted to obtain background hrformnfion and to ascertain the elements to be covered In this traffic impact study. Studt4Area The proposed development is bordered by Interstate 85 to the north, undeveloped land fronting Grange Grove Road to the southeast, the Timbers mobile home complex to the southwest, and Colonial Extract, Apartment Complex se the norlhezet. I The change County Planning Department requested that any intcreatlons being significantly affected be studied to determine the associated impacts resulting from the proposed development. The fallowing Intersections were studied w determine the impact of the proposed development • Orange Grove Road / Oakdale Drive (muignalized) • Oakdale Drive / Churton Street (SR 1009) (signalized) • Craned Grove Road / Site Access (enshicalized) Inc. Z Proposed Orange Grove Road Development Traffle Impact Study u f c I N arin Land Uses The subject Is currently zoned rural residential. Nearby land uses include single - family dwelling units, the Colonial Estates Apartment Complex, and the Timbers mobile home complex. Prooposed land Use The proposed development is planned as an apartment complex. There will be 10 buildings with 24 units per building for a total of 240 units E isNng ly"dol'iff G arier'sfics Roads in the immediate ncreftV of the site include Orange Grove Road and Oakdale Drive. Figure 2 illustrates the existing roadway lane configurations and existng traffic control In the project area Orange Grove Road (SR 1006) is a two -lane major urban thoroughfare There is 60 feet of right -of -way along this roadway. In the project vicinity, the roadway bee a posted speed limit of 45 mph. The approximate 1997 ADT for Orange Grove Road u 3,900 vehicles per day (vpd).. Oakdale Drive (SR 1133) is a two -Sarre minor urban thoroughfare in the vicinity of the proposed project. The right-of-way along this roadway varies treat 60 feet to 90 feet. The posted speed limit le 45 mph. The approximate 1997 ADT for Oakdale Drive u 2,000 vpd. Ghurton Short (SR 1009) is a two-lane major urban thoroughfare in the vicinity of the proposed project. it serves as a north-south om rLica between the town of Hillsborough and blumaetes &5 and 40. In the project vicirriry, the Tonely has a posted speed hin't,of 35 mph Public r c, t Non Facilities There are currently no scheduled public transportation routes that have designated stops in this area. w� COOL d5 � r ! o • � $ � 4. F N 8 OL HS ? ° AUU 30NtlC iz �6 N s e z V W 0 II as proposed Orange Grove Road Development Trolled Impact study 3. ANALYSIS OF EXISTING CONDITIONS E h, QTmf(ic Voiwnes 2000 turning movement traffic volumes were counted at the Following intersections'. • Orange Grove Road/ Oakdale lerive (May 2000) ♦ Oakdale Drive / Churmn Street (May 2000) A sunmeary of the peak hour counts for each of these intersections is included in Appendix A. 1997 Average Daily Traffic (ADT) counts were provided by the Orange County planning Department These counts indicated the following 24 -hour traffic volumes on area roadways: TABLE 1 Proposed Orange Grove Road Development Average Daily Traffic Projections euadwa 1997 ADT Oran e Grove Road 3.900 Oakdale Drive 2'M According to Daily Capacity fu+ Unh of 9erolm. "D ", as published by NCDOT Statewide Planning Branch, the average daily traffic sot LOS D on a two-lane Jane suburban fachity is 12,500 opt. Thus, the current traffic Operations on the subject roadways am well below the LOS D threshold. Figure 3 illustrates the 20M AM and PM peak hour turning movement traffic counts, respectively, at the study area intersections. Inc. ..moy, u Soa — �GB516W � � m (06) el # O• UP)mJ —)I_(- (bW) Dlm h vm 1 WNJ M) mil_ Proposed orange Grove Road Development Traffic Impact Study Crash Analwas Crash analysis repots for the period from January 1, 1997 to December 31, 1999 were obtained for the following lecatiow • Orange Grave Road - between Interstate 85 and Oakdale Drive • Oakdale D rive - between Orange Grove Read and Churton Street • The unsigea herd intersection Of Orange Grove Road and Oakdale Drive • The slgnaliaed Intersection of Oakdale Drive and Churton Street The results of these crash analysis reports included in Appendix A and are summarized in the following table: TABLE2 Proposed Orange Grove Road Development Section Crash Analysis Results Qanuary 1, 1997 - December 31,1999) The statewide acreage crash rate per 100 million vehicle tr leas Is 262.91 for an urban .secondary route (19961998 "Fear, year Crain Rotes, NCD07). According to these results, the studied section of Orange Grove Road falls below the statewide average while Oakdale Drive is about the same as the statewide average. Out of the 9 crashes that wcurred in the last 3 years on Oakdale Drive, 5 of these escorted at the Oakdale Drive / Churton Street inteesec5on. Number of Accidents 100 well Location Reported per Vehicle lvlil� Crashes Change Grwe Read - between 6 171.36 Interstate 85 avd Oakdale DN _ Oakdale Drive - between Oange q � 26691 Gmve woad and Churton Shear _. - The statewide acreage crash rate per 100 million vehicle tr leas Is 262.91 for an urban .secondary route (19961998 "Fear, year Crain Rotes, NCD07). According to these results, the studied section of Orange Grove Road falls below the statewide average while Oakdale Drive is about the same as the statewide average. Out of the 9 crashes that wcurred in the last 3 years on Oakdale Drive, 5 of these escorted at the Oakdale Drive / Churton Street inteesec5on. 31 proposed Orange Grove Road Development Traffic Impact Study TARLE3 proposed Orange Grove Road Development Intersection Crash Analysis Results Ganuary 1, 1997 - December 31,1999) Number of AmidemsperIMMillion Location Reported Vehicles Entered Crashes Orange Grove R oad / Oakdale Drive 18 Ay[ intersection 1sihmifzed7 -- Oakdale Drive % Cnurmn street - s1 y2 Ivte[ee L I' dl ! - There is no statewide average crash data available for intersections. Amnrding to these results, There has only been one reported crash at the Orange Grove Road /Oakdale Drive lntersecdonin the past timer years. Duringehe some three pence, there were seven reported crashes at the Oakdale Drive / Churhm Street Intersection. Although this u not a drastically high number of crashes, it may be beneficial no review the crash history and intersection geemeny to determine if any improvements can he made to lessen the chances for future crashes. proposed Dane Grove Road Development Tragic Impact Study Fmsd C 'n Anahcsis The resn u; of the capacity analysis for the existing conditions at the study area inrecsecnons ace shown in the following table. TABL64 Proposed Orange Grove Road Development Year 2600 Capacity Analysis Results This table shows that all of the study area intersections are camently operating at an acceptable level-of-service. A sconum ry table of all capacity ara is results le locluded in Table 7 in Section 7 Of this report. A description of" level -of- service" is also included in Section 7. Existing Oandi ions Intersection I 9:1ion 1acledeia AM Peak PM Peak Olcnge Glove ROaO /OSktlaLie pave Ail kl p(t.8) tuns nT""—Oa CM1core Slreai l Oaktlale Onve 6(169) AI &01 laIon dlZe[I) This table shows that all of the study area intersections are camently operating at an acceptable level-of-service. A sconum ry table of all capacity ara is results le locluded in Table 7 in Section 7 Of this report. A description of" level -of- service" is also included in Section 7. 3' proposed Orange Grove Road Development Traffic Impact Study 4. ANALYSIS OF FUTURE CONDITIONS WITHOUT DEVELOPMENT Projected Rased .Netivark Review of the 203) -2006 J\CDOT T noularadw, Inmmrenent Pmnan� mvealed that there are no planned or programmed roadway improvements in the immediate vlchdty of the proposed development that will be complete by 2006. Off -Sile Deoelo(nnent consolation with Ne orange County Planning Department revealed that there are several placated or prograirmted of -site developments in the vicinity of the proproed project Some of these include Corbin Downs (a proposed multi -use development on Old NC 86), a new High Calla al onNW,CWd eovaot non- residential development), an igh Since detailed beffic studies were not available for each of these future developments, the background traffic (2000 existing traffic conditions) was creased by 6% per year in order m accommodate for background growth plus additional growth due to development 'Los very aggressive growth rate is approximately twice as high as what is commonly seen in urbaNzed areas. Therefore, by rising a 6% annual growth rate, the 2!1116 background traffic volumes are more likely to be overestimated then underestimated. 2006 Pm'ected No -Build Try The proposed development is planned for boldest by the and of 2006, therefore, Year 2006 was chosen as the hours hori Yen year for traffic analysis purposes. As stated iii the previous section, a 6% annual growth rate was used in order to nmmoclate for background traffic growth in addition to growth caused by new development Urban areas typically see a 2.5 % to R% armual growth mtei therefore, using a 6% growth rate will more than account for normal growth plus growth caused by suaounding developments. Figure 4 illustrates the 2006 projected no build AM and lid peak hour traffic for the study area. 3� proposed Orange Grove Road Development Traffic Impact Study 2006 Ccn0" NCI @ Capacity anayses fur the your 2006 "no- build" AM and PM peak hour condinnns were performed with the existing roadway geometi and traffic control. These analyses were done en determine the impact of background traffic predicted to use the study axed intersections. The xesmits of the eapacim analyses for the 2006 no -Wild conditions at the study area inersections are shown in the following table TABLE 5 Proposed Orange Grove Road Development Year 2006 No -Build Capacity Analyeis Results fhis tahle shows Uwe all of the study area 20M will No- uiltl Intersection acceptable level -of- service it y ser 2006. LOS sedvahida role AM Peak PM Peak Oxnge Grove Roetl l Oakdale 011ve p (3.3) A (26) unvgnalized ChUM SIU OaWalet C(23.6) A(87) (signalized) — fhis tahle shows Uwe all of the study area intersections will operate at an acceptable level -of- service it y ser 2006. \ E5( } /� 9! » \� ,) /} )` ! - d§ / tM LN } Qz/ �■ EA proposed Orange Grove Road Development Traffic Impact Study 5. TRIP GENERATION An evaluation of anticipated traffic Impact an the sum sun ing roadway network requires an estimation of site - generated traffic volumes, which are then added to the projectad background traffic volumes. These combined volumes are used to test the adequacy of the adjacent highway network. This chapter summarizes this evaluation. proposed Deoelayment The proposed development Is planned as an apartment complex with 10 buildings consisting of Pk units each for a total of 240 ends. Prorooeed Access Points Access into the proposed development is planned via one full movement driveway on G range Grove Road Trip Generation The amount of traffic generated by a new, development is a function of the size and type of development. Once the proposed land use data for the site us known, the number, of trips generated by the development can be estimated. Trip generation data for Us report was determined in accordance with the procedures outlined in the Institute of Transportation Engineers Epe) report entitled Trip Generation. Trip generation estimates were developed in arms of vehicle nips per average weekday. 'gaffer Impact is determined by estimating the total number of daily vehicle trips, as well as the number of peak hour velride hips. It should he recomy' red Itat a percentage of these trips are "captured" trips while othcea are "new" trips Captured" trips or "pass -by" hips refer to present momnsts who pass the site that will probably patronize the development; thus, the driveway volumes at the development is different from the total added to the adjacent street system. Facilities such as retail establishments, restaurants, banks, service :tafloas, and convenience stores attract motorists frmn the passing stream of traffic pass -by trips and internally captured trips are not usually considered in this type of land use Table 4 illustrates the trip generatan for the proposed development for the daily, morning, and mammon peak hours. 3 Proposed Orange Grove Road Development Traffic Impact Study Table 6 Proposed Orange Grove Road Development ITT Trip Generation Summary (Vehicles) 6. TRIP DISTRIBUTION In order to properly determine the impart of the traffic generated by the proposed development, it is nmessary to determine the distribution of traffic to and from the development. The trip distribution percentages shown on Figure 5 werre used for distributing the proposed development traffic. These percentages are based on the existing traffic patterne; and population centers m the area Primary trip distribution is estimated as follows: ♦ 41l% reflood the northeast on Orange Grove Road e 5% to /from the southeast on Change Grave Read ♦ 40 %to /frmmthenorthan Churton Street ♦ 35 %to /frundin outhon Churton Stree[ Figure 5 illustrates the directions of approach and departure for the site traffic generated by the proposed development. 7. TRAFFIC ASSIGNMENT Figure b shows the traffic volumes generated by the proposed development and their iesigrmtencs to the adjacent roadway system. Traffic was assigned to the driveways and roadway system tiling into account customary driving beaux as well as minimum time and distance methodologies. v' AM Peak Hour PM Peak Hour LAp�ments Density hour Two Way Enter _ Exi[ Enter Exit 40 Units 1591 19 103 101 48 6. TRIP DISTRIBUTION In order to properly determine the impart of the traffic generated by the proposed development, it is nmessary to determine the distribution of traffic to and from the development. The trip distribution percentages shown on Figure 5 werre used for distributing the proposed development traffic. These percentages are based on the existing traffic patterne; and population centers m the area Primary trip distribution is estimated as follows: ♦ 41l% reflood the northeast on Orange Grove Road e 5% to /from the southeast on Change Grave Read ♦ 40 %to /frmmthenorthan Churton Street ♦ 35 %to /frundin outhon Churton Stree[ Figure 5 illustrates the directions of approach and departure for the site traffic generated by the proposed development. 7. TRAFFIC ASSIGNMENT Figure b shows the traffic volumes generated by the proposed development and their iesigrmtencs to the adjacent roadway system. Traffic was assigned to the driveways and roadway system tiling into account customary driving beaux as well as minimum time and distance methodologies. loo. )\ !; (_ \� %\ . 9 O m W r` a aom O1tlH � 0 0 e = 133tl15 Nf1HO ew�q` O a � SN s g e gg s Aw WL rW 9t V a — I ?N ML (OU9 UVUU 3 HS NVHO 2t a m � z S _ _ III 40 Proposed Orange Grave Road Development Traffic Impact Study g, ANALYSIS OF FUTURE CONDITIONS WITH DEVELOPMENT The proposed development will consist of 10 apartment buildings with 24 units in each building for a total of 240 units. proposed access into the site is via one full movement driveway on Orange Grove Road. The unity will be cnretmcted In clusters, therefore consolidating Lhe parking ink) specific areas and zing conflicts throughout the development. A scaled drawing of rte silo planisincluded in Appendix H. The sway area intersecrioru were analyzed using the methods outlined In the Highway Capacity Manuap. The manual defines capacity as "the maximum rate of flow at which persons or vehicles can be reasonably expired to traverse a point or uniform arctlon of a lane or roadway during a specified Here period under prevailing roadway, traffic, and control amditions, usually expressed as vehicles per hour or persons per hour ". The capacity analyses were performed for Our following secretaries: existing year 2000, projected year 2006 "m build ", and projected year 2006 "builefout". An analysis was performed for both the AM and PM peak hours for each of the time periods being studied. Level of service (LAS) re a terra used to represent different traffic conditions, and In defined as a "qualitative ne asum describing operational conditions within a traffic sheave, and their perceprion by motorist /or passengers". Level of Service varies; from Level A. representing free Flow ro Level F where traffic breakdown conditions are evident level 6 represents good pmgressiurh with minimal congestion. At Level C, the number of vehicles stopping is significant, although many still Pass through the intersection without stopping. Level D represents more congestion, but the dresso f operations are acceptable. At Level E, freedom to maneuver within the traffic sheave Is extremely difficult with driver frustration being generally high. Generally. Level of Service D is acceptable for signalized and ureigralizN intersections m suburban areas during peak periods it should be noted that actual operating condifiovu might be better than the calculated level of service due to an aggressive driver population Table 5 presents emada of each level of service as indicated in the Highway Capacity Man"P. Table 6 represents a summary of uxHfc capacity, analyses for the study area inimbectinns. Appendix C includes the specific capacity analysis worksheets for each intersection analyzed. N, Proposed Orange Grove Road Development Traffic Impact Study TABLES LEVEL OF SERVICE CRTT MA SIGNALIZED INTERSECTIONS Level of Stopped Delay service Per Vehicle leer) A Q0.0 B >10.0 and <20A C >20A and d5.0 D >35.0 and <55A E >no aad <BB.o F >W.0 Source: Highway Capacity MamaR, Spinal Report 209, TraoOPQAMI0n Rceanh Baud, Naeonel Resarch CouaA, WashingM D.C., 1998. ONSIGNALIZED INTERSECTIONS' Level of Average Total Delay Stance ae eh A _Q0 B >10 and Q5 C >15 and D >25and_<5 E >35 and X50 F >50 Source: Highway Capacity ManuaP, Special Report 209, Transportation Research Bmw, National Resamh Council, Washington, D.C, 1996 NedScF /Rr, Inc. 19 is Proposed Orange Grove Road Development Traffic Impact Study Table 8 Proposed Orange Grove Read Development Traffic Capacity Summary Itils table illustrates drat all study area Intersecdone currently do and will continue to operate at an acceptable level of service tluough year 2006 with m without the proposed development. pep zoos- 2006 �reamon EMSang COmNnna no BUIW Budd "t OS OS OS J NMI[I. dMx, sec IasdMn(de eels znrwmele dsM 1 AM Pwk PM Pak AM Peak PMPoak AM Poak PM Peek Okurnn St, Oaadve 01111 8 V 6 A Ais0) C(235) A(8.]) O(0231 Ao1) Nl z Gl Orange Greve Fond / Oakdale Coe A(10) AOA) AC3) A(16) B(S]) A(6A) Ono mean change Grew FmL I SiteEnlnnce MIA NIA NIA NIA Nnna�—Ivwtl. — Itils table illustrates drat all study area Intersecdone currently do and will continue to operate at an acceptable level of service tluough year 2006 with m without the proposed development. 1; Proposed Orange Grove Road Development Tic Impact Study In addinon to the level of service. a volume - [rapacity y /c) ratio was calculated Inc the critical movements in the Churmn Sneet / Oakdale Drive intersection. An overall intersection v/c ratio was not provided for the unsignalized intersectiws. A v/c ratio represents the level of congestion at a particular location. If an minsection is operating at a v/c equal to one, it has eeatred its full capacity - Therefore, It is desirable for intersections; to have a v/c ratio less than one. When calculating the v/c for the critical movemente, only the lane groups that have the highest Flow ratio for each phase are considered. A critical v/c of less Htzn t indicates that all the movements in the intersection can be adequately accommodated with the given cycle length The following table summarizes the v/c ratios for the critical movements in the Cherish Street / Oakdale Drive lntersechon Table 9 Proposed Orange Grove Road Development Critical Movement Volume to Capacity Summary zoao W06 200 E:ietingc namars No-awiM Build out Inhrsxtlon .m ratio VIC moo via stir PM sue FM PeaM AM Peak PM Puk AM Peak PM Falk IXmhon SVmV OaMele diva B9 6 43 87 57 84 Bt (elgiall� — - Z) 9 proposed Orange Grove Road Development Taft Impact Study 2006 Ruildout Traffic G]pacity aneiyscs for the year 2006 "build rule conditions were performed to determine the impam the proposed development would bave on the adjacent sueetsystem. Figure 7 shows the total M06 build out peak hour traffic volumes. The results of the capacity analysis for the 2006 build out condt6orvs at the study area intersections are shown in the fallowing table. TABLE 10 Proposed Orange Grove Road Development Year 2006 Build-Out Capacity Analysis Results T61s table shows that a0 of the study area Intersections will operate at as acceptable levebof- service in year 2006 with the addition of the site traffic war Mild out Intersection ws ae Jvenicle delay) AM Peak PM Peak Orange Grove Rra] / Oakdale Dove B (5 ]) A (3 9) (ureignelood) oburten Stood /Oakdale Dove C(323) A(g.1) duanelieal Orion" Grove Road I sca EMrence A(ea) A(g9) nzgnar:ed) — T61s table shows that a0 of the study area Intersections will operate at as acceptable levebof- service in year 2006 with the addition of the site traffic �6� `Ie1L J I � rfmq oz w zvJ 1 I 'roer)eol— �E� ceeu eL� � m o� w= �y gF - Wo m L(BU [x (W aLi IW vvl— �I U S ? � H #�O• Ud Proposed Orange Grove Road Development Traffic Impact Study 9. RECOMMENDED IMPROVEMENTS Based on the foregoing analysis, it o apparent that the existing roadway network will be able to accommodate the development The following improvement should be made to improve the level of safety th the project area: Mill ation Recommusnufatiom Needed for Proposed D 1 (Iry1eRt Traffic The pmposed development will add a minor amount of additional traffic to the roadway network. Therefore, it is recommended that the developer make the following roadway imprcvemem. if approved by Orange County and /or NCOOT: Orange Grove Road/ Site Entmnee ♦ Construct a northbound, left tarn and on Orange Grove Road at the site entrance Figure s illustrates the recommended roadway lane continuations and traffic control for the roadway and driveway access that adequately mitigates the site traffic impacts. 10. CONCLUSIONS All of the study area intersections are currently operating at an acceptable level of service and are presorted to continue to operate at an acceptable level of service in the shady' year, 2006. The proposed Orange Grove Road Development will add a minimal amount of new trips to the roadway network The additional trips will have a slight effect the operations at the study area lntereardons. Overall, all the 3n2rseetions will operate at a COS C or better in ulf>h with the addition of the site traffic. Construction of the recommended northbound left on Orange Grove Road into the site will mitigate the traffic impacts aworeatudd with the proposed development This improvement will benefit the development and the motoring public by increasing the safety in the evaa b j°e o� Ua =W .i 3 d N 6 W W Z N xW �n Ng Proposed Omnge Grove Road Development Traffic Impact Study 11. REFERENCES 1 Trip Generation, 6th Edition, Institute of Transportation Engineers, Washinglou,D C.,1999. r Highway Capacity Manual, Special Report 209, Transportation Research Board, Naterml Research Council, Washington, D C, 1998. X4ghAFFACHM£NT I0.B MEMORANDUM To: Mayor JOMson &Hit Wrough Town Board Members r� From: Kenny Kesel, PE, Town EngirrterAJtilities Drec[or Date; Septanber 6,2W1 Subject: Consideration of Water /Sewer Eshenhon Contract for Patriot's Pointe Apartments Project A proposed WaterSewcr Extension Confrect for the Patriot's Pointe Apartments Project is included in the agenda packet for your consideration. This document should he considered prior to voting on annexation of the property, s'uwe it affe' is the lees W he paid for water and seven service ad details Ofprovid'mg smh service. The regnvcmcros of the contract provide several upgrades to the existing Town sewer system in this area the existing lunh:rs Pmnp Station will be upgraded or replaced, and the new /upgraded station will include a seandley power gearator, new pumps, better materials of construction, perimeter chain link hearing, and telemetry to enable the station to notify Town personnel Sthe staton falls. Improvements will also include piping the Ming Colonial Estates Aparmerns sewer into the new /upgraded pump station. Colodal Estntes currently has a substandard connection to one system that's From to clogging small overflow. Thus improvemcat li reduce the chance of sewage overflows acl line clogging. In addhion, the mmract rcluires that water and sewer mmccliov @es be paid at tbe Out - of-Town razes, regardl s of Use annexation decision. The fore, the WaterSewer Ftmd will not lose Capital Facilities Fee money as a result ofannexation. The ware /sewer usage fees will, however, be at In -Town rater ifthe dewelopment is avre al. The Perpetual Maintenance Fee for tint sewage pump station will also be assesserh at a For- rated cost that conside rs the capacity, of the existing pump station- The Town water and sewer system has adequate capacity in Ina area to serve the development. I recommem that the Board approve the WaterSewer Edeshom Contract for the Portico's Pointe Apartments Project. cc: Enc Peterson, Town Manager File To: Ms. Lynda HJ1, D & M BHILDFRS, LLC, 4045 Prcarver Drive, ude 208, High Point, NC 27265 Form: Kenny Keel, PE, Town EngineerNtlhties Director II,11 ^rye Date: September 6,2001 Subject ESTIMATED Water/Sewer Fee Calculations her the Patriet's Pointe Apartments Project 1 have estimated the water and sewer hers to be assessed for contention of the Patriot's Pointe ApartmenS Project 10 the Town of Hillsborough Waterl5ewer System. These calculations are oely an estimate, and are based on our current ke schedule and approavmtions regarding the details of the required sewage pump station WoerlSinver Capical F ilites Fees Water CFP(6" Winer SexvicelMeta) $1]8,600 Sewer CFF(0 Water SavicNMeter) $11RIMO TOTAL CFF= $277,200 P rr I A&ggirAcoice Feev isewaacL Swvlrn) 25 Hp Pumps, 175 gpm Q 206 A TDH $205,610 Thu is not an invoice. These fees will be 1'nn'iM after final construction drawings are subrailted and approved for the project. cc: Mayor Hoare Johnson Hillsborough Town Board Members Fric Peterson. Town Manager File 6) NORTH CAROLINA TOWN OF HILLSBOROUGH ORANGE COUNTY W.4TEIUSEWER EXTENSION CONTRACT THIS CONTRACT is entemd into tl,ia _day of ML by"KI between Patriot's Pointe, LIZ (hereiraRer the "Dercbpet') aM [M Town aTHJlsborough, e North Caroms municipal corporation (hereinafter the "Town"): WHEREAS, the Developer proposes m emend the Town water ands rsystem to serve Patriot's ftom A2iiq is (hereinafter the 'Project'); and WHEREAS, the Developer has agreed m pay molato costs associated with the proposed emension; and WHEREAS, a its meeting lwld , 2001, the Hillsborough Town Coarrcil authorieM the proposed extension mbject to execution of this agreenent art campllence with its terng NOW, THEREPORE, the Developer and the Towo, unit lire hens, succesmrs, and assigns of each eftlem agmc: (1) Subjcet to Developers compliance wrth the mums and conditions set forth herein, and subject to Developer obtatwig any receasmy approval firm the State of North Cmolbn or any other egmey or authority, the Town will jarim lire connection of improvements rumtmcted for the projeom to the Town water and sewer systems. a) The Town reserves the night to refuse to allow connection to or use ofthe Town water anaVOr sewer system (i) when such connection would cause the Town's system or the operation thereof to he n violation ofarrya Iimlblc state or federal requirement; or (u) fir reasons not known or foreseen by the Town at the time this Wartact was executed that Would create a ohar and present danger to the public health or satiety. Reasons fur refusal to allow correction shall include, but our be formed to, tact of water supply or lark of capacity of one or more comporents of the water or sewer system. b) The Town's aulhorhatiou to connect to the Town's water anal sewer system rusher this agrecrrevt shah expire A(i) submmttial (i.e. more then mken) Construction of the project has out began within two years them the date upon which this contract oos executed; (h) after construction begins, cormructbn ceases for a continuous period of at lean one yeut (uNcss a result ofaa action by the Towv); or (iii) the extension to be constmrted prusamt to this contract has not hew cormxted to the Town's sysem in accortlance whh the requmormats set foM herein within three (3) ycam Sum the dote upov which this contract was executed. ga (2) Nothing in thus; contract shall be consnaed as consrinrdrig express or implied approval of the Pmject by the Town under any applicable Town zoning, subdivision, or other hand use ordinance. as (3) these Developer agrcea to A and oc ad or dlges that fllowing teens and conditior s wallas thousetdceenAppendix AaMssyste jasp[hatdlycowe'sent upein compliance with tared aiproposed the se. to the Town's system not naorrahle comnsion upon camwilli wad re ii add road v o£tlre same. If these will io d are not met the extension on agreement will n o fswvk null and void aM the developer will need to re- rcegorinte a new, contract for extension of service from the Town. A. Gennei CoMitiovs: 1. Dales otherwise explicitly and apacifically stated, Developw shall Mar the costs and expenses of all of the obligations and duties created by this contract, iarbabOg without limitation, engi rwring and legal bass incurred by the Town in cormxtion with the proposed extension 2. The Town will permit the physical connection of the extension to the Town's water or sewer system only abO sill of the cand'aions set firth or ScCdQ= H aM C antl say addieoral coaditions appeMed hereto have Men satisfied. 3. The Town shall maintain the improvemame consb ided carder this contract after day are dedicated. however, if within one year of the date that the offer of dedication of the extension awaroned pursuant to this contract b accepted, de acts lo worlcmmaNp or aretmials are discovered in work done pursuant to this contract by or for the Developer, the Developer slab we that Such debars are promptly contacted at tM Dcveloptt's experae. 4. The Town may make or eatheriow extensions or cotoectfm to or firm arty of the hnprovempats onatructed pureuma to this contract without permission of the Developer. 5. Developer r s construction of improvements pursuant to this mattact shall not relieve Developer of the obligation to pay applicable Eees under the Town's water and sewer policies 6. Developers wmtreation of improvemcmta puraumt to for cerebral does rat eR tthe Town's policy with msped to the fees to be paid to the Town by property owners other than Developer for connection to the improvemats constructed by Developer parsueM to this wntmct. Nor shall Developer have any rippt to rolled fees draw persons connecting ado or etmnd'mg the improvemcNa coretruded under this contract except as specified herein Appendix A. R. 7. Water and sewer services which ncet mamam Sam standards mnu be provided to this development. The Town hostess vo other warranty as to airy particular water quality, quantity or pressure to be Provided. 8, All foes and charges to be paid pursuant to this contract shell he calculated in accordance with Elmo fee schedWc in effort when the fees ad charges are paid. 9. This contract may be esa agnet by the Developer, but such successor or asogaee shall obtam no rights hereunder until after it has provided the Town wth a wntten aclamwledamenl of its obligedors and rcspa bililies under this agreement. However, due contract is specific to the Project deunbW above and any change or sheration in the approved imersied use, i.e. residential and cotumemial development, of such project shall, absent the wanton consort or the Town, void this contract. 10. The words `iiae" or " lives" shall include "rein or "mains" ardess the corm ett otherwise requires "Sewer" means "smdmry sewer., It. Tlds contract shell he deemed made in and shah be construed in heardmce ondh the law ofNorth Caroline- Airy dispute hetwcen the parties of this agrearrat may be referred, a the request ofthe Town, for bmdat arbitration though the private AdjodidatlonC Ier at Duke University. P c,conshaction Cooditions I. The Developer shall eeage a r=nsed Profecsiorol Engineer to Mate pions and specifications for the construction of water improvements and/or smitary sewer Inprsomme ns t0 a t the Project. 2. The Developer shall secure approval of the constmniou platy by the following age cries or authorities, to the extent applicable Town En o lira D Maas Pvccror North Carolina Depvmiem of P vvomnenr and Natural Resources North Coroliru Department ofTrereportadon I. The Developer shall obtain wry necessary eneroehmem agreements or cammmis for use ofpropeny not owned by the undersigned developer or poject owner. C All wale: and sewer capial facilities hers for residential projects shall he pod before comtructum of the extension begins except as provided herein Appardie A. 53 5q C. Cowtiuefon Comlituns. I. Unless otherwise provided or this Contract, ao construction shall be in accordance with Town policy, standards and spoeifications. a) The Town shall sn"guene the scra arW type of material for all water and sewer Wes. h) AH work shell be subject to inspection "c Town. No fine may be overal up until such inspection has taken place and ifatry We or IacHity is covered up prior to inspection, the Town hery quire such Hne or ficility to be uncntmred or exposed to view at the developer's mmetsse to faciWate such Inspection- 0) The Town will gaire auy testing to determine that the work w np lUwi with Town standards and specdcations. All such testing shill be at We Developers exp reso. d) The Developers Engineer shall provide construction stake out anci supervision. e) An Engineer's representative slWl be prone each day that work is performed and shall prepare daily logs to be subasitted weekly to the - Town Engirvo. Alt conaraction shall be performed by a contractor licensil to perform this type of work in North Cara[ma g) The Contractor shalt have a field superintendent onsite at of times during construction. 2. The Developer shall bear the total cost of all water and/or sewer construction within the Pmjcet and the total cost of all water hall sewer construction rhquired toe tend service or the project. D. Lost Construction Corditions: Be ore the Town will allow water to How to the project ar permit use ofthe Town sewer system to serte the project, Developer shall: 1. Furnish the Town two Copies of the record drawings, together with: a) the corAraztoes andavit tut the drawing auwately represent the an-built impmvertents, arW 4 55 b) aortificete ofcompliertce executed by the Pro sinvl Eogvreer of record indicar ing That work has been performed in substantial compliance with the approved plans and specifwaiona. C) a Connectors AffdasB and Release of Liens fiom all subcontractors and meteriahoen d) a Warranty, from a viable Surety in the name mfthe Town ofHWsWmugh for a period of I year from the date of acceptance. 2. Convey to the Town and record or cause to have rocorded in the Orange County Registry W deeds of easement and piers showing all water aM/or sewer wseutents required w serve the project. 3. Formally dedicate to the Town all Physical improvements wrutruc[ed to serve the project that is the subject of this cant ac[ wldch improvements slug became pan oftic Town water anal sewer system and win thereafter be owmcd and nmmorm 1 by the Town IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed tins Contract m duptiretc originals, as of the day aM year frost shove written. PATRIOT'S POINTE LLC TOWN OF HILLSBOROUGH By: BY Harry, Talk Ede Peterson President Town Manager ATTEST: ATTEST: Town Clerk Dona F. Armbrister This untrnaman has peen preardaed in tho rrtemer required by erovermrcnt Budget and Fiscd Control Act. Finance Director List Arnagadiges AppendusA MR Project: PATRIOT'S POEJTE APARTMENTS TOWN OF HILLSBOROUGH WATEWSEWER EXTENSION CONTRACT APPENDIX A Developer agues to satisfy the following conditions in addition to those set forth in the WATERISEWER EXTENSION CONTRACT before the Town will permit the connection of Improvemnts constructed for the above reinstated project to the Town water and sewer system: 1) The Project shall tumid of 1 Pease having a total of 240 residential unhs(Apmtments) on approximately 28.22 acres The apa9nert buJdiugs shed be served by orefi (mh boon) compound water metes, art an additional meter shall be installed (if necessary) for a site clubhouse. The capital fatilit f shall be massed at thi prevzJm¢ fetesgee Residemial sise(518') meters for the project shall be punctuated rfrom the Town at the prove" rate at the time meters are purchased, plus cog for redid read capability. Larger raters shall be purchased by the Developer From the Town's supplier and shall tort to the Town's meter sardards, including redid read capability. The Developer span pay su capital facilities fees prior to any omhe conrtruction or within 12 months from the execution ofthls agreement. 2) Developer sheS design, permit, gain McManus, and comlrvel ell off -site utitily improvements prior to corecarding new usable utilities as described below. These facilities may execute, but act Ise limited to, _b tart g .hah water lance, one sewage pump station with standby power (see details listed in hem 4), 2 barnstorm) sewage face men W needed), and a -inch gavity sewer to the Town's sysa Mhdmmn 8- inch dinmetal'fe- r e shah be made to the Town's water and sewer systems at various locations to include. but not be limited to: a) Seuxr: 8 -i tio-e to proWse upgraded sewage P=P smtior. b) Water: S -arch riedr to existing Town water We at O2nge Grove Road, 3) As For ofthe utilities work to be done for the project, the Colandal Estates apartment complex sewage utilities shall be modified to direct all sewage Row ham Colonial Estates to theproposcd/upgraded sewage Pun@ station for the project 4) Sewage service for the project tees 2 optiom: (a) The exutirg Timbers MHP sewage pump station shad be upgraded to handle existing flow, art additional flow &am the project and Colonist Estates Apartments, and shall be upgmded to most cartml Town Specifications, including, but out Fruited to, non-clog contrifttgal warps, Wetter valve vault, staudess steel internals, yard hydrate, pcernment on-site standby power with note- burger, SCADA telemetry, art pedometer fexeg. (b) Now asest Pump station curatruded to serve the pmject, CUladal ESatess Apmrrcnte, mW Timbers hdFlp, complying with cunem Town Specifcmiau, with gravity sewer installed to direct existing Timbers sewage Flow to the new smtlort and abatdomnent oftbe existing Timbers sewage pump station. s� Option chosen shall depend upon.siee conditions. cast, sound rngineer'mgjudgmem, and approval by the Town Enghea. 5) All off -site aul or-site utilities sWll be inland per Town.Speci &otiose& Deteds; after the plans are appnuved by the Town Engineer. 6) A perpnuel Maiatenace Fee for the proposed/upgraded sewage pump station atoll he due prwr to the Town's acceptance ofd a station for ownership and mamtenne (new station), oruponwmmencementofupgmdemo (upgradedstation). The Perpetual Maintenance Fee SW he calcuWtd using the fomrula listed in the Town Code, and shall be per-rated based on the iacrtase in eopecity of the misting Timbers Pump Starwn The pump station shall be designed mW installed in with the Town Specifications & T]emilc