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3 <br />i <br />1 <br /> <br />Y <br />Construction debris The Town allows pit burns for large developments. This is a <br /> voluntary option. No indication has been made at this point as to <br /> what the developers choice is on this issue. A specific method <br /> recommendation will be considered. <br />Water tank The Town constructed a 750,000-gallon water tank in 1998 near <br /> Cornwallis Hills to specifically serve the southern pressure zone, <br /> including development at the densities proposed in the EDD. <br />Subdivision The Town anticipates that individual pods will be sold to <br />developers who specialize in that type of development (i.e. a <br /> residential developer will build the single. family subdivision). All <br /> purchasers will be bound to the Development Plan as well as <br /> internal controls established by the overall developer. <br />hnpervious surface This area is not a designated watershed and does not have an <br /> impervious surface limit outside of zoning and EDD limits. <br />Construction materials This will be addressed during site plan approval in compliance <br /> with EDD manual and enforced through development restrictive <br /> <br />Tree preservation covenants. <br />This will be addressed during subdivision review. See revised <br /> <br />Signs plan. <br />This will be addressed during site plan approval in compliance <br /> with EDD manual. <br />Maior Transportation Corridor Overlay District <br />the EDD does address visibility <br />however <br />trict <br />di <br />l <br />- <br />The Town does not have , <br />; <br />s <br />ay <br />over <br />acomparable <br />and provides fora 100 foot interstate buffer. <br />e <br />r <br />r <br />r <br />r <br />r <br />w <br />i <br />t <br />w <br />i <br />