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~~IG 5 A final problem is relates to the swimming pao 1/clubhouse facility. The .pool does not include an area large enough to serve the projected 600-~ resic.ents that vaould ultimately reside in the development. The pool is only slightly larger than 1,000 sc. feet in area, and a pool of 2,000-2,F00 seu~:re feet is more desirable to serve the anticipated number of residents. Clubhouse activities and plans also need to be stated/designated clearly so that specific uses of the facility vaill be known. Ir_ addition to the criteria. set forth for rezoning, the applicant must also comply with additional standards which apply to Planned Developments. -' Article 7 of the Zoning Orcinance contains these standards and indicates the purpose zor such a district designation - the establishment, for specialized purposes, where tracts suitable in locata.on, area and character for the uses and structures proposed are to be planned and developed on a unifiec7 basis. Section 7.14 of the mooning Ordinc.nce contains those standards which apply specifi.Cally to Planned Development-Iiausing designations such as that proposed. The Planning Staff has reviewed the site plan submitted by the applicant for compliance with these standards and has the following comments: (1). A storr:~ drainage plan for the development must be prepared, shoe;ing how drainage caill be handled in relation to proposed building. and parking areas. (2). Recreational plans must be revised to delete the access easement serving Y7ildwood Subdivision-Phase II. Recalculation of those pedestrian aths included as part of the recreation system must be provided and those paths designated on the plan. The proposed pool ;gust be enlarged to serve the population projected in the development, and plans £or the clubhouse ~>rovided, showing the use of interior spaces. (3). Proposed sewage collection plans must be revised, where necessary, to address the following: A. Sewer mains are located to close to buildings in some instances. These must be relocated and easements designated if the lines. are to be dedicated to Hillsborough for maintenance. A 30' easement is to be provided for maintenance. D. Connedions to three existing manholes are shown. The engineer should provide invert elevations which indicate that access to these manholes is accessible. C. Several lines appear to be running uphill. The engineer should provide an indica4ion that sewer lines will be located at a sufficient c,epth to attain a gravity flow. D. An additional manhole is needed in one line which makes a bend or curve. (~). Proposed caater distribution plans must be revised, where necessary, to address the following:: A. Extend the 12-inch water line in the proposed Oakdale Drive E:aension as shoe:°n on the plans for I~iildwood subdivisior. Phase II to correct with the six-inch line running through f:arrpton Dooms to form a loop system. The six-inch line proposed for [•lalter C1arl:e Drive may then be deleted. 5. Two additicral hydrants are recuired, and two others must be relocated to provide a total of five hydrants, all more or less ecually spaced 500' apart. C. All dead end Iwo-inch water lines must have blov;-off valves to clear stagnant caater.