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9 <br /> Retail Trade Areas in the Rural Buffer include low intensity neighborhood centers which serve the <br /> immediate area and generate low traffic volumes. Only one such area is designated in the Rural Buffer— <br /> Blackwood station on N.C. Highway 86 <br /> PAGE 60-b—JPA LAND USE PLAN <br /> *University Lake Watershed Area <br /> *Amended <br /> 4/2/90 <br /> The University Lake Watershed Area includes all lands which drain into the University Lake reservoir. <br /> Density within this area is limited to 1 dwelling unit for every 5 acres with a required minimum lot size of 2 <br /> acres Based on a preferred watershed protection strategy of land use controls as recommended by Camp, <br /> Dresser and McKee in the University Lake Watershed Study, only low-intensity residential uses are permitted. <br /> A MiRiMUM Ira size rf <br /> any d <br /> 5Cluster subdivisions with lot sizes of not less than one (1) acre are also allowed so long as <br /> density limits are adhered to. There is an allowance for as well as the creation of° limited R um of 5 lots <br /> (5) Of tWG aGF8 lots at a density of 1 unit per 2 acres for property legally in existence as of October 2, 1989 <br /> Additional lots shall be allowed consistent with the 1 unit per 5 acre density as detailed herein <br /> 5 The minimum lot size in the Rural Buffer is 2 acres. Density(i.e. how many residences are allowed on a <br /> given property) has always been limited to 1 dwelling unit for every 5 acres of property With this amendment <br /> staff is moving density language to the front portion of the description so that it is understood what the limit is. <br /> We are also indicating the required minimum lot size for the area is 2 acres to ensure consistency with the <br /> Joint Planning Agreement. <br /> 6 Staff is adding the specific date a lot has to have existed on to qualify for the 2 acre density allowance This <br /> date is consistent with the existing requirements of Orange County's Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) <br /> specifically Section 4.2.4 <br />