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3 <br /> 6.23.3a2 Non-residential development in <br /> Commercial and/or Industrial <br /> Activity Nodes would be <br /> permitted with an impervious <br /> surface limit of up to 70%, with <br /> BMPs required when impervious <br /> surface exceeds 12%. <br /> 6.23.7e The minimum stream buffer width <br /> for residential developments <br /> with a density greater that 1 <br /> du/acre would be 1001 . <br /> There were no citizen comments at the November <br /> 22, 1993 public hearing. Commissioner Gordon <br /> requested that Upper Eno and Back Creek <br /> watersheds be explicitly identified as high- <br /> density watersheds. <br /> On December 21, 1993, the Board of Commissions <br /> acted on proposed watershed standards presented <br /> for public hearing on August 23. The attached <br /> amendments incorporate the amendments adopted on <br /> December 21. The amendments recommended for <br /> adoption at this time apply the same impervious <br /> surface and BMP requirements to the BACK-PW as <br /> were approved for U-ENO-PW. <br /> The Planning Board considered the proposed <br /> amendments on December 20, 1993 and recommended <br /> approval. <br /> RECOMMENDATION: The Administration recommends approval of the <br /> proposed amendments per the Planning Board <br /> recommendation. <br />