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Proposed Zoning Text Amendments <br />Section 4.2.27 Watershed Protection Overlay Districts - Intent - Proposed: <br />LIM <br />GENERAL LOCATION <br />DISTRICT <br />7 n. r0 n= <br />One. half ffem the nefmal of Univer-s <br />ty <br />Univmity Lake Gr-ifie-alkFea <br />0,,eAa)r Di&tiiEt <br />mile peel <br />� a ccz w <br />Protected <br />Areas: <br />UNIV -PW <br />University Lake Protected <br />Watershed Overlay District <br />The portion of the drainage basin of University <br />Lake not covered by UNIV -CA. <br />CANE G <br />Qne free f 4-itie t Area <br />O ,a. , n;n#;,.t <br />n 1, tf '1 ff ..., t ,-.,,.,1 oft`a� <br />pool <br />r- n , the rridgeline of the <br />- +- -, - -d - �,;,.�,o.,o,- ;n loon .. <br />,' . <br />CANE -PW <br />Cane Creek Protected <br />Watershed Overlay District <br />The portion of the drainage basin of Cane Creek <br />Reservoir not covered by CANE -CA. <br />U- ENO -PW <br />Upper Eno Protected <br />Watershed Overlay . <br />The portion of the drainage basin of the Upper <br />d <br />Eno and Seven Mile Creek Reservoir not cover <br />by U- ENO -CA. <br />The the drainag <br />peFtien of exisfmg or- potential <br />basins Lake Ofange, GeTeratien Lake, Wes:. <br />of <br />eewred by r r ENO GA. <br />L- ENO -PW <br />Lower Eno Protected <br />Watershed Overlay District <br />The Orange County portion of the Eno River <br />Watershed within ten miles of the City of Durham <br />Emergency Water Intake east of US 501 <br />(Roxboro Road). <br />Critical Areas: <br />CANE -CA <br />Cane Creek Critical Area <br />One half 1/2 mile radial from the normal <br />of <br />Overlay District <br />elevation of existing, adopted, or potential <br />impoundment areas or the contributing waters <br />. ed <br />divide, which ever is greater. <br />UNIV -CA <br />University Lake Critical Area <br />One half 1/2 mile radial from the normal p <br />of <br />Overlay District <br />elevation of existing, adopted, or potential <br />impoundment areas or the contributing <br />watershed divide, which ever is greater. <br />