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14 <br /> 113 <br /> D Planning Staff recommends that access to New <br /> g Hope <br /> Church Road be investigated possibly via <br /> Blunderbuss Lane, an existing private road. <br /> The Planning Staff recommends approval of the <br /> Concept Plan for Stoney Creek Farms - Section 2 <br /> with public roads built to State standards and 6 <br /> conditions: <br /> 1. Choose another name for the proposed <br /> subdivision (required with previous Concept <br /> Plan reviews) to avoid confusion with Stoney <br /> Creek Subdivision; <br /> 2. Recombine lots as necessary to assure that <br /> each lot contains adequate buildable area and <br /> sewage disposal/repair area outside steep <br /> slopes and stream buffers; <br /> 3. The proposed road must meet the NCDOT minimum <br /> centerline curve radius; <br /> 4. All lots must meet minimum lot width of 130 <br /> feet; <br /> 5. Road crossings of the stream buffer must be <br /> perpendicular to the stream; and <br /> 6. The applicant should investigate obtaining <br /> access to New Hope Church Road via <br /> Blunderbuss Lane, an existing private road. <br /> b. Preliminary Plans <br /> ( 1) Sundance Pond - Section Two <br /> (3 Lots - Cheeks Township) <br /> Presentation by Mary Willis. <br /> The property is located in Cheeks Township on the <br /> east side of Dimmocks Mill Road (SR 1134 ) , <br /> approximately .01 mile north of the intersection <br /> with the southern loop of Moorefields Road (SR <br /> 1135) . The total acreage of the tract is 5.22 <br /> ;: acres. It is designated as Agricultural- <br /> Residential (AR) with an overlay zoning <br /> designation of Upper Eno Protected Watershed. <br /> Adjacent land uses are agricultural and <br /> residential. <br /> Three lots are proposed which have direct state <br /> road frontage and are to be served by <br /> individual wells and septic tanks. The average <br /> lot size is 1.74 acres. Section was approved <br /> through the Minor Subdivision process in February <br /> of this year. It consisted of five lots with <br />