Agenda - 10-11-1995 - Items 1 and 2 - Appendix 1

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Other Development Alternatives Considered Development Alternatives Considered_ Mixed Use development is shown north of Weaver Dairy Road, and Office/Institutional The Northwest Small Area Plan Work Group development is indicated north of Eubanks Road, considered the following three Development in close proximity to Interstate 40. Alternatives as part of the process of developing the Recommended Plan. The Recommended Plan Floodplains, stream corridors, and steep slopes are grew out of these alternatives. shown as areas to be protected. The first alternative describes the area if it is The rail line right-of-way would remain in its developed according the 1986 Land Use Plan and present condition, and would not be utilized as a current zoning. The second alternative describes special transportation corridor. the area if it is developed with higher residential density along the major public transportation corridors within the area, and an "employment campus" land use is developed along Eubanks Road. The third alternative is identical to the LEGEND second with the exception of the Greene tract being reserved for a park and/or recreational use. Each of these alternatives is discussed and a 6 DWELLING UNITS PER ACRE conceptual land use map is shown on the 4 DWELLING UNITS PER ACRE following pages. Alternative 1 - Traditional Plan 2 DWELLING UNITS PER ACRE This alternative describes the area as being 1 DWELLING UNIT PER ACRE generally developed in accordance with the 1986 Land Use Plan and the area's current zoning. EMPLOYMENT CAMPUS Traditional low density residential development is shown on the Greene tract and throughout the ® MIXED USE western part of the area to protect existing residential neighborhoods. OFFICE / INSTITUTIONAL Some medium density residential development is shown in the southwest corner of the area, along N.C. 86 and Homestead Road, near the Horace Williams tract. Page A-6 Northwest Small Area Plan