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051- 10 side of U.S. 86 on SR 1557 (Rencher Street) and SR 1558 (School Bus Garage Road). II * Of the total 42 housing units,31 units are deteriorated and suitable for slight to substantial housing rehabilitation, 1 unit is dilapidated and should be demolished, and 10 units are in standard condition.28 Of the total deteriorated units, 8 units : do not have indoor bathroom facilities. These units still have outdoor bathroom facilities. Also, the dilapidated unit is occupied and relocation is needed. The unit should be demolished to prevent health and safety hazards. Most of the units (76%) need some type of assistance. Rencher Street needs paving of about .3 miles of roadway. Also, the area is lacking sewer service and recreation facilities. Sewer lines need to be extended into the area9 and there are no recreational facilities inside the area or within walking distance. Trash dumping is visible in the area. Little River 11 Little River Township (See Map H) has approximately 576 total housing units of which 522 are -occupied.29 Of the occupied units, 80 or 15% of the units are substandard.30 These substandard units do not have adequate plumbing facilities 11 or adequate room space for the household size. Little River (like Cedar Grove and Bingham) is primarily a farming area with very dispersed substandard units. PRIORITY LISTING OF POTENTIAL TARGET AREAS On the whole, Orange County (excluding Hillsborough, Carrboro, and Chapel Hill corporate limits) has approximately 13, 206 total housing units in its jurisdiction.31 Of the total housing units, only 1209 or 9% of the units are substandard.32 Many substandard units are widely dispersed throughout the County. ! 11 However, the County does contain some potential target areas with visible housing : 11 deterioration and community development needs. From the information gathered from the windshield survey, here is a priority 1