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that area. He said that, following two to three years of fighting, the 2005 Hillsborough Urban Transition Task Force was formed. This set constraints on what happens in the Hillsborough area, set size guidelines and was meant to protect both rural and urban areas. He then introduced the Powerpoint slides, included below. Town of Hillsborough/Orange County Central Orange Coordinated Area Land Use Plan — Update and Next Steps (Slide 1) January 29, 2013 BOCC Work Session • Purpose: To provide a review of joint planning efforts and next steps- Primer for Feb. 21St Joint Meeting with Hillsborough Hillsborough-Orange Joint Planning Background: (Slide 2) • Hillsborough-Orange Urban Transition Area Task Force (2005) • Hillsborough-Orange Strategic Growth Plan • Phase I, Report (2006) • Phase II, Agreement (2009) Tom Altieri did the section below: Hillsborough-Orange Interlocal Land Management Agreement Central Orange Coordinated Area (COCA) (Slide 3) • Differentiates Urbanizing Areas from rural areas • Designates area for coordination — COCA • Outlines actions to be taken towards adoption of a Joint Land Use Plan • Defines eight (8) key zone categories depicted on Map (Attachment C) and administrative responsibilities • Identifies areas for adjustments to Hillsborough's ETJ • Interlocal Land Management Agreement (Cont. (Slide 4) • Eight (8) key zone categories: • Incorporated Town • Existing ETJ • Proposed ETJ Areas to be Added • Proposed ETJ Areas to be Deleted • Proposed Hillsborough Urbanizing Areas (Not ETJ but under Town Zoning) • Proposed Orange County Urbanizing Areas (Coordinated control but OC Zoning) ➢ With exception of Item 4, all previous categories within primary Urban Services Area (USA) • Existing Water Service Area ("exceptions") Outside USA • COCA Boundary under OC Zoning