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2~6 a Smith explained the proposed secondary amendment to the sand Use Plan far approximately 89.862 acres of a 114.022 acre tract located between US 15-501 and Lystra Road (SR 1915) and split by the Orange County and Chatham County lines from Rural Buffer to Ten Year Transition. The Planning Board reviewed this request and the vote was six in favor of the request and two against. The Chapel Hill recommendation was for a Twenty Year Transition; the Orange County Planning Board recommended a Ten Year Transition designation based on the development of the area. Smith further explained the zoning designations for the area: 1. Chapel Hill -R1 which allows for 17,000 square foot lots and R2 which allows for 10,000 square foot lots. 2. Carrboro,- R20 which allows for 20,000 square foot lots and R40 which allows for 40.000 square foot lots. 3. Chatham - Residential and Agricultural The Planning Board also looked at the projects that had been approved by Chapel hill and there are four (4) projects just north of the proposal: 1. Dogwood Place 2. Obeys Creek 3. Woodlake 4. Southbridge Motion was made by Commissioner Lloyd to approve an amendment to the Land Use Plan extending the Ten Year transition Area for approximately 89.862 acres located between US15-501 and Lystra Road. Commissioner Piarshall questioned the Ten instead of the Twenty - year recommendation since the water and sewer would not. be available in that area until 1993-1998. Smith explained the Planning Board's recommendation for Ten Year Transition was based on the development characteristics of the immediate area. ~~j,Q~- F~ylp~ f~r_ hack o~_ a~e,~ond Chair [^rillhoit expressed two concerns about the request which will determine the growth in that area. 1. does represent leapfrogging close to the County line. 2. A large portion is in Chatham County. Motion was made by Commissioner Whitted, seconded by Commissioner t4arshall to approve a change from Rural Buffer to Twenty Year Transition for approximately 89.862 acres located between US 15-501 and Lystra Road based on the pace of the development and the plans of 0[^lASA to have water and sewer in that area by 19n8. - Geoffrey Gledhill, County Attorney, advised that the Board could agprove a change from Ten to Twenty Year Transition but could not go zrom Twenty to Ten. VOTE: Ayes, 3; Noes, 2 ([Talker and Vlillhoit) 3. MTios ,~]. (See #~~ in the permanent file) Smith presented the Major Transportation Corridor proposal that was presented at a public hearing on January 23, 1984 for consideration by the Board. The overlay zoning district for the I-40 corridor provides for sign limitations, landscaping requirements and additional setbacks and buffers. It goes not affect existing land use or future single family and