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DI) <br /> 25 <br /> (2) University Manor - Phase I <br /> (60 Lots - Eno Township) <br /> Presentation by Mary Willis. <br /> (Due to the amount of information contained in <br /> the abstract, a complete copy of the abstract <br /> information is an attachment to these minutes on <br /> pages . ) <br /> Willis noted that the number of lots has been <br /> reduced to 47 lots and using the plan <br /> demonstrated and explained the areas where the <br /> reduction occurred. <br /> Willis stated that there are two community wells <br /> proposed. The areas within the wells will be <br /> owned by the Homeowners' Association. One well <br /> that is shown on lot 17 will be on a separate lot <br /> and the other well will be located in the open <br /> space. They will be operated and maintained <br /> by a private utility company. The utility company <br /> will have easement but will not have ownership of <br /> the wells. Willis also indicated the location of <br /> the open space noting that the applicant will be <br /> dedicating conservation easements as described in <br /> the Resolution of Approval. <br /> Willis continued that there is a historic <br /> structure on the property and the application was <br /> presented to the Historic Preservation <br /> Commission. There is also a condition in the <br /> Resolution of Approval that states the materials <br /> in the house will be salvaged or advertised for <br /> salvage before it is destroyed. <br /> Barrows asked what could be done in the open <br /> space for the power easement. Willis responded <br /> that it would be up to the power company. Some <br /> use such as gardening would probably be <br /> acceptable to the power company. Waddell noted <br /> that his experience with power easements was the <br /> power companies had no problem with uses that <br /> would keep the areas clear where they need to get <br /> to the equipment for repair. <br /> Brown asked about access from the other <br /> developments into this development. Willis <br /> responded that the boundary of this plan is <br /> Stoney Creek and that there is no plan for access <br /> into the other portions. <br /> Brown asked how the Health Department would <br /> determine the adequacy and quality of the <br />