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Item IV <br />the perimeter of the park. There is an on -site leasing office. The park also has fire hydrants. Many of the <br />homes have their own exterior lights as well. The park has 150 units and all appear to be rented. One <br />drawback is that the homes are squeezed in fairly tightly. <br />Park DDD, Orange County. This is a large park in an excellent location. It is generally full all of the time. <br />Duke Hospital is nearby. The park is different than most of the other communities in this survey. Many <br />of the residents here are short- timers who live there out of an RV. <br />Park EEE, Hillsborough. This park is loaded with amenities. It has paved roads, large lots, and plenty of <br />room for emergency vehicles to maneuver. It has many amenities: a playground, common area, <br />sidewalks, and secure mailboxes. The park is fairly large with 114 lots. Most of the lots are full and <br />occupied — there are only three vacant units in the park. One drawback is that are also three abandoned <br />units in the community. <br />Park FFF, Orange Coun . This is the larger park and it has much to ojer to <br />affluent park. It has light on street poles and secure mailboxes. <br />ren ed. <br />Suit able Fo Redev lopme t <br />Par AAA - , Meb ne. T is i a larg park. FontlyOCCUPIE <br />oth rs are acke n very ose . The park is <br />Par AAA - 2, Efland. T s park has ni a spac <br />All of the par 's 1 <br />en re on a <br />M ane. <br />hi is a fairly <br />a ear to be <br />out barcel, the <br />unit$ with rbanv of the lots vacant. <br />Park AAA - 3, Cheeks. Generally good appearance. any of the lots are vacant, yet they are well -kept <br />up nonetheless. <br />Park AAA — 4, Chapel Hill. This park would be a good site for public investment except that is in a <br />location where it probably has a much higher use. The park has some paved roads. It lacks adequate <br />parking or turnaround capacity for emergency vehicles. These are functions that would immediately <br />enhance its value. It is already almost entirely rented out. <br />Park AAA - 5, Chapel Hill. This park is in the bottom tier of parks, but only because it is lacking in <br />amenities. The roads are gravel and there is not enough room for emergency vehicles to turn around. <br />Nevertheless, under a rezoning, the site would be suitable for redevelopment. <br />5 <br />