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3 Staff also had concerns with the configuration of lot 13. The proposed house site would be near the cul de sac on Laurel Creek Way, while the approved site for sewage disposal is approximately one quarter mile to the west at the northwest corner of the subdivision across the AT&T and Duke Power rights-of-way. Staff recommends that lot 13 be deleted or recombined to achieve a more efficient and practical relationship between the proposed house site and the approved site for sewage disposal. The NC Department of Environment, Health and Natural Resources, Division of Parks and Recreation submitted comments with regard to Eno River State Park. DEHNR Staff is concerned with stormwater runoff from the proposed development. The design for Eno Woods meets Orange County's requirements for stormwater management with larger lots, grassed swales, drainage easements, and a limit on impervious surface. If a structural stormwater control such as a detention pond were used, it would necessitate clearing and grading within the 100-foot buffer adjacent to the State Park. The Planning Board reviewed the Preliminary Plan on May 15. Discussion focused on the loop road recommenda- tion and soil suitability for sewage disposal. The Planning Board members voted (7 in favor, 3 opposed) to recommend approval of the plan without the loop road. Those opposed to the motion for approval cited concern for safety of the residents and emergency access. RECOMMNDATION: The Administration recommends approval of the Preliminary Plan for Eno Woods Subdivision as per the attached Resolution of Approval. The subdivision recommended for approval is consistent with the Planning Board recommendation and does not include connection of the two cul de sacs.