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17 could be compromised as the easement is located in an area of the property slated for preservation as part of a required land use buffer. 11 .The proposed new roadway layout would create reverse/double frontage lots for approximately 17 lots within the Joppa Oaks single-family residential neighborhood and the Piedmont Electric property. Section 7.7.3 (C) of the Orange County Unified Development Ordinance discourages the development of `reverse/double frontage lots' unless considered `desirable' by the County Staff does not consider this situation `desirable'. A `Lot, Double Frontage' is defined within Article 10 of the UDO as: a. `A continuous (through) lot which is accessible from both of the streets upon which it fronts on opposite sides' 12.The 17 lots within the Joppa Oaks single-family residential subdivision (referenced in Comment #11 above) have chain link fencing along their rear property boundaries. This fencing might be impacted with the development of a new roadway in the proposed location. 13. Easements/right-of-way will need to be secured on Duke Forrest property (PIN 9873-73-3084) because the access easement ends at Piedmont Electric's eastern property boundary. 14.The proposed access network to the west of the twin lakes and the rail crossing does not seem to recognize that there is an existing private road off of Lonnie Drive within the Joppa Oaks development. This existing private road has a sign for the `C & J Mobile Home Park' and it currently provides access to most if not all of the properties on the western side of the `red square' (refer to NCDOT Figure 2 Project Study Area Map). Therefore, staff is not certain that this western side of the `red square' would be necessary. �� ' �; -c , .__s r•. .:err=-+. - s r" 5. Approximately 95 properties would be directly impacted by the proposed new access improvements, and the entire Joppa Oaks Subdivision, Wildwood Page 18