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ORD-2003-133 Amendments to Open Space Standards for Flexible Development Subdivisions
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10/1/2003
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Ordinance
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9b
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BOCC Approved Ordinance <br />1 October 2003 <br />• Composition -The natural and constructed features of land indicate what <br />types of open-space goals it can support.. For each of the listed open space <br />goals, certain characteristics are required or preferred. Compositional <br />requirements and preferences are stated throughout this section. <br />• Accessibility -All Flexible Development plans shall, unless the open space is <br />to preserve conservation values that require minimal disturbance, provide <br />open space access to the public at large and/or subdivision residents, in <br />accordance with Section C.4. <br />• Size and Shape -The usefulness of open space can be lessened when it is <br />fragmented or shaped in long narrow segments. The most functional open <br />space is large enough to maximize the benefits to ecological, environmental, <br />cultural, recreational and/or visual uses. Size and shape requirements are <br />listed in Section F.l . <br />An open space plan may use other land characteristics aswell, if a direct link to the goals <br />of Section C.2 is shown. <br />C.3 Types of Open Space <br />The types of open space conserved through Flexible Development shall be consistent <br />with the following standards: <br />a. Open space shall be comprised of two types of land: "Primary Conservation Areas" <br />and "Secondary Conservation Areas ". <br />b. Primary Conservation Areas---These areas have sensitive environmental features <br />and/or significant cultural resource. areas, which may make them legally or <br />practically unbuildable. These areas are the first open spaces to be chosen towards <br />meeting the minimum 33% requirement. Secondary Conservation Areas may not <br />be counted towards the 33% requirement unless all potential Primary Conservation <br />Areas, other than expansion areas as defined below, have been set aside. <br />Wetlands, including, but not limited to, streams, creeks, ponds, reservoirs, <br />stormwater management facilities for watershed protection purposes, and <br />adjoining land areas identified as part of: <br />0 The National Wetlands Inventory Maps for the county, prepared by the <br />U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; <br />0 The "Orange County, N.C. Soil Survey," prepared by the U.S.D.A. Soil <br />Conservation Service; <br />0 The "Inventory of Natural Areas and Wildlife Habitats," as prepared by <br />the Triangle Land Conservancy; <br />0 LANDSAT satellite data collected and analyzed under the Albemarle- <br />Pamlico Estuarine Study; <br />
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