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2 <br /> NOTICE OF JOINT PLANNING PUBLIC HEARING <br /> Orange County Board of Commissioners <br /> Chapel Hill Town Council <br /> Carrboro Board of Aldermen <br /> A public hearing will be held at the Southern Human Services Center, 2501 <br /> Homestead Road, Chapel Hill, North Carolina on Thursday, March 27, 2014 at 7:00 <br /> p.m. for the purpose of giving all interested citizens an opportunity to speak for or <br /> against the following items: <br /> 1. Text Amendments to the Joint Planning Land Use Plan and Agreement — <br /> Revise existing language to ensure agricultural activities are recognized as being <br /> allowed throughout the Rural Buffer, require a minimum 2 acre density and allow <br /> for the clustering of subdivision lots in those portions of the Rural Buffer outside <br /> of the University Lake Watershed Area, and correct a typo indicating the <br /> minimum required lot size within the University Lake Watershed Area is 5 acres. <br /> Existing language within the Land Use Plan (hereafter `the Plan') could be <br /> construed as limiting locations where bona fide agricultural activities, as defined <br /> in State statutes, can occur within the Rural Buffer. This is inconsistent with <br /> State law and staff is proposing to correct the language. <br /> The clustering of lots through the subdivision process is allowed throughout the <br /> county, down to a 1 acre minimum lot size, so long as established density <br /> restrictions are observed. Existing language within the Plan, however, prohibits <br /> the clustering of lots down to a 1 acre lot size within the Rural Buffer outside of <br /> the University Lake Watershed Area. <br /> Staff is proposing to allow the clustering of lots outside of the University Lake <br /> Watershed Area, down to 1 acre lot size, as long as a minimum 2 acre density is <br /> maintained (i.e. 1 dwelling unit for every 2 acres of property). Because the <br /> existing language requires a 2 acre minimum lot size, this proposal will not result <br /> in an increase in the allowable density on a given parcel or alter existing density <br /> limits within the University Lake Watershed Area as detailed within the Plan. <br /> Staff is also proposing to correct an existing typographical error indicating the <br /> minimum required lot size for property within the University Lake Watershed Area <br /> is 5 acres. The Rural Buffer requires a minimum lot size of 2 acres while there is <br /> a density limit within the Watershed Area limiting the number of dwelling units to <br /> 1 every 5 acres. Staff will be correcting existing text to reflect this distinction. <br /> Purpose: To hear public comment on the proposed text amendments. <br /> 2. Text Amendments to the Joint Planning Land Use Plan and Agreement — <br /> Revise existing language to allow for the possibility of locating appropriate <br /> agricultural support enterprises in the Rural Buffer land use classification. <br />
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