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REVISED ABSTRACT 10/23/07 <br />ORANGE COUNTY <br />BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS <br />ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT <br />Meeting Date: October 23, 2007 <br />Action Agenda <br />Item No. (o-g <br />SUBJECT: Approval of Water and Sewer Easement Documents -Twin Creeks Site <br />DEPARTMENT: County Attorney, ERCD, PUBLIC HEARING: (YIN) No <br />Purchasing <br />ATTACHMENT(S): INFORMATION CONTACT: <br />Draft Easement Documents (To be provided Geof Gledhill, County Attorney, 732-2196 <br />under separate cover) Pam Jones, Purchasing Director, 245-2650 <br />Map of Sewer Lines and Area David Stancil, E&RC Director, 245-2590 <br />PURPOSE: To consider approval of easements for water line and sewer line construction <br />across the Twin Creeks property to serve Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools (CHCCS) <br />Elementary School #10. <br />BACKGROUND: Elementary School #10 received Town of Carrboro Conditional Use Permit <br />approval in early 2007, and construction began on the school at the County-owned Twin Creeks <br />site in the late spring of this year. Provision of sanitary sewer service to the school requires <br />extension of an existing OWASA sewer outfall from Glen Ridge Townhomes within the Lake <br />Hogan Farms area to the south. An extension of this line has been designed and permitted by <br />Corley, Redfoot and Zack (CRZ), the engineering firm for CHCCS. The design has been <br />approved and permitted by OWASA and the State. <br />In order to bring water service to the school along Eubanks Road, and continue construction on <br />the sewer line (a considerable portion has been cleared and graded), easements need to be <br />recorded that will extend the lines to the school. This includes an easement for a water line <br />along the Eubanks Road to the elementary school site, continuing south within the school site. <br />The sewer easement addresses a long segment of gravity sewer near Jones Creek within the <br />County's Twin Creeks property (both park and educational campus sections). The proposed <br />sewer easement follows the west side of Jones Creek, until crossing the creek near the point <br />where the creek turns westward, and thence to the new school. The easement documents have <br />been prepared by CRZ and would grant the necessary easements (to be provided under <br />separate cover). <br />