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4 5 6'btion: I~lhitted moved to zefer the relevant sections of the proposed ordinance to the Planning Eoard. tiiall:er seconded the motion. VDT;;: unanimous (4-0) . T^xillhoit clarified that Agenda Item n.3 (Upper Eno Reservoir Feasibility Report) was not an item for decision, regareing adoption of the Plan, but to determine if and trher. to hold a public hearing nn the report. C-3 ~, r. ~j,mball Partin (L[N2-f3~s Tie applicant, v~. Kimball Partin, has requested a secvrrary amendment to the Land Use Plan for Ozange County to redesignate approximately 69.862 acres of a 1a~.7.02 acre tract identified on Tax T•iap 128 as Lot X20 located in Chapel fill Tavnship and bounded by US 15-501 and Old Lystra Road (SR 1915) from Rural Buffer to 7'en Year Transition. The remaining 5~4 acres located in Chatham County. The portion of t'~e lot under consideration is the entire portion of the lot in Orange County, in the County's jurisdiction with the exception of the northr~estern corner of the tract is located within Chapel Hill extzaterritorial planning jurisdiction. Mote that the Orange County tax map shots that the portion under consideration. in Orar_ge County is bounded by US 15-501 and Lystra Road and contains 91.71 acres. 'lhe survey map contained in the packet and included with the amendment application indicates that the tract extents east of Lystra ?toad anc1 contains 89`.862. This is a secondary amendment under the 1982 adopted procedures for amending the Land Use Plan as an e:tension Df a planned area tahere the additional area is contiguous to an area with the requested play. desiclnation and less than 100 acres. The redesignation of an area from one planned category to another requires the application of loca~ional czitezia to determine suitability far redesigna- lion from Rural T3uffer to Ten Year Transition Area. This locational criteria exe given and compazed in the agenda packet. They include an evaluation of land slope, hydzology, flora and fauna, soil conditions, public services/utilities, historical and cultural facilities, transportaticn system, energy use, existing land use, agriculture anc~ forestry and population density. The azea r:~ets t11e criteria for land slope taydrology, flora and fauna, soil conditions, historical and cultural facilities, energy use, agriculture and forestry, and poses no undesirable impact under these CDnd l.t ].DI15 . Fuzther consideration should be given to the locational criteria, public" services/utilities, transportation, existing land use and population density. Tvith regard to public services ant: utilities the location for the Ten Year Transition Area assumes that the area is or can be reasonably and efficiently served by centralized public services and utilities. O[7A.SA has provided same cammer_ts on the extension of public tr~tez and sewer to serve the area and currently provides water service to a limited area __ in the southern part of .Orange County, includinc the intersection of U.S. 15-501 and Smith Level Road. An 8" water line is adjacent tD and e:ctends north along US 15-501 halfway to T?ave Road. Should public water service be e::tended, OTVASA would recuire the developer to loop the water system in the area and extend the lines throuch the property to Old Lystra Road. The developer would have to bear all the costs of construction and u~r-front financing. T9ith regard to trastewater treatment, the property lies in the ?~7i3sor, Creek subdivision (hart o{ Tiorgan Creek sub-basin - Smith bevel P.oad to Old Lyster RDad north anti to east Ir~tver I°iorcari Creeks) . OG•7ASA recommends that should rn~'~l i ~ Sr~tmr rc~rvi ce 5P ertenc.;ed. that the developer extend the gravity set:*er