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{ JAN — 7 — S4 FR I 1 � 42 P �' � t_tGFlsrr _ � F_t --r 7 for the purpose of serving large developments or a combination of small developments with significant (i.e. at least 30% of the development tract) preserved open space. Furthermore, to make the extensi-5-5-W water and sewer lines viable, such developments may be developed at an overall density equivalent. to not more than two dwelling units perr _ c. -�g e of e t rac that is not required to remain astlPWff"'spTll-. (b) The Hillsborough Town Board is committed to the principle that, when utility lines are extended into open space areas to serve large developments, connections to 'such utility lines shall be strictly limited to those developments that are consistent with the planning policies of the governing board having planning jurisdiction over such areas. The Town is willing to enter into a binding agreement with Orange County to achieve this objective. (c) The Hillsborough Board of Commissioners is committed to the proposition that any recommendations developed by the small area planning group consider the following: (1) General interests '.(a) Avoiding urban sprawl ; (b) Preserving protected watersheds and groundwater supplies; (c) Encouraging bicycle and mass transit transportation in and between urbanized areas; (d) Protecting and preserving farmland and open space; (e) Developing an appropriate mix of residential and nonresidential development, including commercial; (f) Encouraging fiscally responsible development; (g) Involving neighborhood residents in the planning process; (h) Enhancing the revenue base of the Town and the County. (2) Specific University Station interests (a) New town concept and service delivery; (b) Site for new school ; (c) Impact accommodation; (d) Development along utility line extension and potential for urban sprawl ; 2