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Chapel Hill ETJ Expansion Request— 1,033 acres <br /> Note 1: 1307 acres — 1033 acres = 274 acres of JPA would remain <br /> 2. Background JPA— ETJ <br /> JPA— Agreement (Review Procedures), Land Use, Subdivision, Zoning, Building Code and <br /> Annexation Limits; 1987 <br /> ■ JPA Transition Areas (Urban) —Town <br /> ■ JPA Rural Buffer— County <br /> ETJ — Similar but more autonomous land and building development regulations for specific <br /> urban areas <br /> — `Supplemental Powers' could provide enhanced funding opportunities. <br /> TheJPAandannexation agreement remain in effect for areas outside of proposed ETJ <br /> area. <br /> 3. Map of Area <br /> 4.1. Letter from Mayor <br /> ■ Unanimous vote for ETJ expansion request from Town <br /> ■ Accent on participating on sewer service funding for Historic Rogers Road <br /> Neighborhood [Rogers Eubanks Neighborhood Association (RENA)] <br /> ■ Outreach by the Jackson Center highlighted 80% of area low and moderate income <br /> 4.2 Chapel Hill Staff Report <br /> ■ NCGS Municipal Application Criteria <br /> ■ Next Steps <br /> — Long Term Planning <br /> — Utility Provision <br /> — County & Jointly Owned Properties <br /> 4.3. Municipal Public Hearing <br /> ■ October 21, 2013 Public Hearing <br /> ■ Petitions and letters of ETJ expansion support. <br /> 5. County Review Process and Comment <br /> ■ NCGS 160A 360-364 <br /> — Review - see Attachment 4 for specifics <br /> — Population, Boundaries <br /> — Zoning, Subdivision, Building Code <br /> — Urban Planning <br /> — Municipal Processes & Public Input <br /> 5. County Review Summary (con't) <br /> ■ Joint Planning Agreement and Associated Land Use Planning has led to collaborative <br /> planning in the area for over 27 years <br /> ■ Multiple planning task forces in the Rogers Road / Eubanks Neighborhood Area have <br /> more recently focused on current issues <br /> ■ ETJ jurisdiction permits another financial partner opportunities to address <br /> unincorporated areas <br /> ■ Other cooperative efforts such as sidewalk installations may be easier to accomplish <br />