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2 currently approves activities greater than 40,000 square feet. W nn A? relates to higher standards for the watershed; (5) section 3a and 3b qualify the enforcement policy by specifying stormwater management provisions, and provides for the plan exemption specifications necessary to qualify for this exemption. Commissioner Willhoit noted: (1) that the Ordinance provides for a unified approach to soil and erosion and eliminates the need of the Town to hire staff with expertise in the area of soil and erosion control; (2) that the legislative basis for soil and erosion control is in the Oil and pollution Control Act, which specifies some minimum requirements; (3) recommendations are consistent with State specifications; (4) the approach Carrboro used relative to the italics should be kept; (5) page 014, Sectbion 5d, list items which are exclusions under the State Act and also excluded in the watershed area; and (6) the State would not approve section 5d as written because section 5.1 excludes the exemption on activities conducted by persons having the power of eminent domain, local governments, licensed by the State or the United States, and funded in whole or in part by the State or the, United States. -Mr. Rose noted that Carrboro would have no problem adopting the Ordinance exemptions. Commissioner Marshall suggested adapting the Ordinance pending review and approval by the state; if the State recommends revisions, the Ordin- nance will be amended at that time. Commissioner Willhoit moved, seconded by Commissioner Marshall to consolidate Section 5 and 11 relative to exemptions put a footnote on access and haul roads, add an introduction to describe what items relate to the water- shed and clarify location in the Ordinance, and submit the plan to the State for approval. VOTE: Ayes, 5; Noes, 0. C-2. XiLi��41t North�ide__Drive Commissioner Walker moved, seconded by Commissioner Willhoit to approve the petition for the Northside Drive (SR 1964) participatory paving project. VOTE: Ayes, 5; Noes, 0. C-3. Iake_Qran9.e_N Commissioner Willhoit noted that the State proposed a conservation model to provide for the aquatic environment as well as provide for the needs of the three water systems. The State suggested that the Board survey Lake Orange to determine if the stage storage curve is accurate and inform them accordingly. it was suggested that Orange-Alamance and the Town of Hillsborough Boards provide feedback to the County on concepts of the plan. Commissioner Willhoit stated that on October 7, 1983, the data pre- sented indicated that provided the State curve is correct, Lake Orange was down approximately 65% of capacity. As of October 18, 1983, Lake Orange was down 57 inches, which is an additional nine inches since October 7, 1983. Commissioner Willhoit noted cause for concern; the water level is down approximately 56% of capacity; and the State's plan now calls for voluntary conservation; and the Orange-Alamance system has not yet responded. Tentative action, because the water in Lake Orange in falling rapidly, needs to be taken. Commissioner Lloyd noted that Orange-Alamance is in full cooperation with the plan and the Board will be meeting in the next few days to take action relative to conservation measures.