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procedures. These are summarized in the table below. Reduced copies of the Concept Plans are <br />in Appendix A. Following the table are brief descriptions of the significant features of each plan: <br />::::::..::::..::::::::::::::::::.::.;•:::::::::::::::::. <br />:.................::::.::::. ...................:.:.::.:::::::.:::::....................::::::::..:...::::::::......................:...:.:::::::: <br />::::::.T..ntat:.;:.;:.:.::::..i <br />. n..::..:::Perceni <br />> <:::: <br />>:.. <br />::::::::............::._::::::: <br />i �.:::.....::.......:: <br />::.. <br />...�..::::.::::::::... <br />.::::: <br />Savoy Park* <br />69.49 <br />40.76 <br />58.7% <br />22 <br />66.1 <br />3.16 <br />3.39 <br />private <br />Woodgreen* <br />30.7 <br />10.59 <br />34.5% <br />27 <br />28.2 <br />1.14 <br />2.5 <br />public <br />Carl & Theresa Chambers* <br />19.0 <br />9.35 <br />49.0% <br />8 <br />18.21 <br />2.37 <br />0.79 <br />private <br />MTK Development * <br />38.34 <br />17.58 <br />47.0% <br />23 <br />35.42 <br />1.74 <br />2.92 <br />public <br />Field View* <br />81.57 <br />30.12 <br />37.0% <br />59 <br />71.09 <br />1.2 <br />10.48 <br />public <br />Wildwood West ** <br />32.83 <br />14.83 <br />45.2% <br />61 <br />14.39 <br />0.24 <br />3.8 <br />public <br />The Lawrence Road Subdivision <br />Cluster <br />87.27 <br />28.38 <br />33% <br />243 <br />43.62 <br />0.18 <br />15.27 <br />public <br />Planned Development' <br />87.27 <br />25.92 <br />30.5% <br />249 <br />46.08 <br />1 0.18 <br />15.27 <br />1 public <br />Village of the Oaks, Section V <br />Cluster <br />20.51 <br />5.0 <br />33.0% <br />9 <br />14.35 <br />1.59 <br />1.16 1 <br />public <br />Conventional <br />20.51 <br />0 <br />0 <br />9 <br />18.91 <br />2.1 <br />1.6 <br />public <br />*Single Conceut Plan submitted (Conservation nntion) <br />** Single Concept Plan submitted (Cluster Option) <br />Public Hearing on Rezoning from Rural Residential to Planned Development R -3 (PD -H -R3) scheduled for August 24, 1998 <br />Savoy Park was the first Concept Plan submitted during this reporting period. The developer did <br />not submit a conventional plan. Savoy Park is located on Borland Road near Chestnut Ridge <br />Church Road. The 69.5 -acre site is wooded, with a mixture of hardwoods and pines except for a <br />150 -foot Duke Power Company transmission line <br />right -of -way. The site is within the Cane Creek <br />Protected Watershed. An intermittent stream follows <br />the eastern boundary of the property and joins Cane <br />Creek at the southeastern corner of the tract. This area <br />also contains a Wildlife Corridor identified in the <br />Inventory ofNatural Areas and Wildlife Habitats of <br />Oranze County that follows Cane Creek and connects <br />natural areas identified at the Cane Creek Reservoir <br />and the Crabtree Creek Monadnock Ridge located <br />across Borland Road. This corridor is considered <br />Primary Conservation Area and will be contained <br />within protected open space in the subdivision. Cane Creek, , looking south <br />Woodgreen, submitted in October 1997, is located in Cheeks Township at the southern <br />intersection of Moorefields Road (SR 113 5) and Dimmocks Mill Road (SR 1134) on the east <br />side of Rocky Run Creek. The property is within the Upper Eno Protected Watershed. This 30.7 <br />acre tract is mostly wooded with a 4 -acre open field in the central portion of the site, which is a <br />ridgetop at the highest part of the site. There is also a 2 -acre open area is located at the southeast <br />corner at the intersection of Dimmocks Mill Road and Moorefields Road. <br />Flexible Development Annual Report #2 July 1998 Page 2 <br />