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r- , ~:. Eddie Kirk proceeded to review with the Board recommendations submitted by the Chapel Hill Planning Board which are subject to that Board's approval. 1. That storm and sanitary sewer easements be dedicated as required. by the County Manager in consultation with the Town Engineer for Chapel Hill. The Erosion Control Officer stated that the storm water easement would be added to the plat. The storm water management plan is for a 10 year storm and will also be indicated on the plat. 2. That the street. labeled "Aspen Drive" be connected with Kingston _ Court be a paved road dedicated as a public right of way. Mr. Kirk stated Kingston Court in the Cedar Hills Subdivision was built to State standards as would Aspen Drive and as recommended by the Town of Chapel Hill. 3. That streets be designed and constructed to N. C. State Depart- ment of Transportation standards and be approved by the State. The streets in the subdivision are to be built without curb and gutter. 4. That the location and installation of fire hydrants be approved by the County Manager in consultation with the Chapel Hill Fire Department. 5. That all utilities, including distribution and feeder lines be placed underground. 6. That the design and construction of the water system be to the standards of OWASA. 7. That street names not be duplicates of existing street names in the Chapel Hill Township area. The Board discussed the possibility of renaming Kingston Court tc Aspen Drive since both streets connect. 8. That all lots have a minimum area of 20,000 square feet. " This has been accomplished except for Lot #17 which will be design- ated as "open space". 9. That all lots connecting onto the sanitary sewer system be serviced by gravity flow and individual pumps for each unit shall not be permitted except that a field survey shall be done on Lots 2,3,4, and 5, and that if such survey indicates one or more of these lots cannot be served by gravity flow, the County Manager in consulta- tion with the Chapel Hill Town Engineer can authorize the use of individual pumps. 10. That prior to paving streets, utility service laterals shall be stubbed out to the front property line of each lot. Sanitary sewer laterals shall be capped-off above ground. Mr. Kirk stated that all of the above recommendation have been agree. to by the developer of Timberlyne Phase II. Commissioner Gustaveson suggested that recommendation Number 11 be the recommendation of the Erosion Control Officer regarding the storm water management plan. The Erosion Control Officer stated that a basic problem is the maintenance of the impoundment of storm water. The Town of Chapel Hill does not want the responsibility, however, this responsibility could be left to the Homeowners Association for upkeep. Upon motion of Commissioner Walker, seconded by Commissioner Pinney, it was moved and adopted to approve the preliminary plat of Timberlyne, Phase II, subject to the ten recommendations from the Town of Chanel Hill, and subject to the recommendation that a maintenance agreement for management of storm water be drawn anc~ presented when the plat is re- viewed for final approval.