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5? th the exception of a low-density subdivision, �Wgecoach Run, d from N.C.86, then w d be significant disrup n of areas with a dehdal character, onal development h been pl d however,to d verse impacts on eigli ring resider al co unities.Moderate ens:ty resi al and low ntenss office develop ent h been toe and/or atural vegetati buffers rotai to ' existing ghbor from mo interssi usu. Bet a the I.40/ d N.C. 86 interch ge se as a maj access poi to HUl sbo ugh, retention of v etative uffers along Old N.C. 6 d also p the c of that ay. WIthout i rst, the abil- of. !d N.C. 86 to h additional traffic ay hinder some develop t urtherrnortI the for vehicular ac to Old N.C. 86 is d from within the si N ess, the existence nearby public w sewer services, access to the in ays makes the le for dev opment, incl ng light 'ndustrial, bution,flex office, an /retail uses. ads of the in tats Sys te and rail also adds to the pound of the as part a transit system. 8. Amend Section 3.10 -Eno Township Plea by revising the dewriPtim of activity node ENO-2 to read C kN as followm !F RZPER8WCJL-ENO-2(Eno)Q-aslUS 70) YEass d r LOCAMN:r-85 and U.S. 70 TD PLAN CATzma �/{ICD�C/o r� Economic Development(Transition)Activity Node ANALYW AND EVVALUATIOIV.•This node is located at the i+t on of an intantate highway and ��o�4 a mgtor arterial road and includes a trvo-mik stretch along U.S. Highway 70. The area is also lQOV/S/D S soviced by a spur of the Southern Railroad The entfre area is located in the Lower Eno River watershed,with Modes Creek and other tributaries flowing north through the area toward the Eno Rive: Floodplaw on Rhodes Creels could be a somewhat restrictive for dankpn e" Soils unsuitable for dsvelopment are located primarily along the streams. Slopes between 7.5 and 15 pertast are scaured throughout du are%homaer,the majority of the area slopes are less d= 7.5 povent Slopes ow 15 p&MV are conewvVed along the drainageways. Existing land uses range fmns adjacent mobile horns parU to a variety of service and commermal *um& 27W*;% gWropn4ft u4W developmsnt is prgjecled for this area New =vn&eial and industrial user should be gasanlly wore fined oo the areas Louth of US 70 and 1.85 in order to reduce negative impacts an the Eno River Store Park. Arnett along UA 70 may be difficult fcult in areas of rood rwo or stMep slopes,however,the widening of I-85 and the associated redesign of the interchange =9 PMM&greaw axess to adjazuK proP"s& Modova-density residential and low intensity ofJin development hat been located and/or natural vegetatux buffers retained to 'screen' existing ndribarhoo is}horn mac inta"Ve uses. 7. Amend Section 3.12 - Cbapei HM Township Plan by revising the last paragraph in the subsection, Distribution of Lad Use PI=CAtegmus, to reed as follows: That are no activity nodes in Chapel Hill Township north of the JPA.An�;iw +r' n-o"a Economic Development(Transition)Activity Nodew OW-ow in Hillsborough Township (10-M, however, actvsds N.fir•.ss r..r slightly beyond the Chapel Hill Township line. 04hrea The node in Hillsborough Township crosses the Duke Power transmission line north of Donis Road and is adjacent to 1.40 east of Old N.C. 86 in the northwutern corner of Chapel Hill Township.