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37 <br /> would require an estimated 2,964 housing units beyond the <br /> px3ce an auu`tioaal 6,466 <br /> stock existing in 1987. This WOUla 5 the I average lot <br /> acres into resideln'FMa use. Through 199! the 2 L _ <br /> size used to determine acres is a ed on the averse O, <br /> T � <br /> Ater 1995, 'r- 15 <br /> 79 0 and 8 7 0 f <br /> subdivided-in between 19 - A- <br /> assumed that land alating Dricer and <br /> sizes No acres <br /> land 1111,1_11 )t s down.will force lot availability O:t most restrictive <br /> e the most <br /> re resents an arbitrar number but is <br /> size in use durin-q-1217., <br /> resi ential-zoning_ lot d ial z <br /> Total acreage re wired between 1987 and 2005 takes into <br /> account residential commercial institutional, <br /> and <br /> ut commercial uses are mosr- <br /> industrial needs. Institutional an multiplier of <br /> derect i;__��� esidentlal increases, and a mu - <br /> one acre of new commercial/institutional acreage for every <br /> twenty acres <br /> of new residential acreage is used. Industrial <br /> acreage requirements do not have the direct association j <br /> rest Q - a *dep teal uses !40. There acres e that oth suitable far <br /> are however areas of the j93M_Shi_R that are <br /> set aside for such purposes. <br /> industrial uses and should be <br /> Tw,0 hundred f if t acres IS set Aside ZOF .in-d-us-ttia <br /> requirements during the course of the 51an period <br /> Allocation of growth <br /> The primary task of the a land use plan is to geographically <br /> allocate the anticipated growth throughout the Township in <br /> accordance with County-wide goals and policies, as well as <br /> the Township organizing concepts. In actuality, the amount of <br /> land allocated to accommodate this growth will be <br /> substantially greater than the calculated need in order to <br /> allow for variations in the availability of land and the <br /> exercise of free market choice. <br /> The following allocation guidelines incorporate the <br /> descriptive framework of the County land use classification <br /> system: <br /> *The rural and agricultural areas in the northern and <br /> central portions of Eno Township, which contain the <br /> Township's prime agricultural soils, should be <br /> maintained in those uses. <br /> *Low density non-farm residential development is most <br /> appropriate in th e southern tier of Eno Township <br /> commercial and industrial <br /> *Low and medium intensity <br /> development is appropriat e in the area focusing on the <br /> intersection of 1-85 and US70, and extending southeast <br /> toward the Durham County line. <br /> *Duke Forest and Eno River State Park tracts, which <br /> 14 <br />