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4-L 4 • Bingham • Bingham Township (See Map B) has approximately 1656 total housing units of which 1509 units are occupied.3 Of the occupied dwelling units, 172 or 11% are substandard.4 These substandard units do not have adequate plumbing facilities and adequate room space for household size. Also, the units are dispersed throughout the entire Township which makes it difficult to concentrate on a single target area for a community development program. The Township primarily consists of agricultural land used for farming Cedar Grove • Cedar Grove Township (See Map C) contains approximately 1137 total dwelling units ! of which 1008 units are occupied.5 Almost 26% or 262 of the occupied housing units are substandard.6 These substandard units are overcrowded and lacking plumbing facilities. Like Bingham Township, Cedar Grove has a large dispersion of substandard housing units which makes it hard to use a community development program. Also, the township largely consists of agricultural land used mostly for growing tobacco and corn. Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Township (excluding the corporate limits of Carrboro and Chapel Hill ) 7 contains approximately 4366 total housing units of which 4103 units are occupied. Of the occupied units, 192 or 4.6% of the units are substandard.8 These substandard units are dispersed throughout the Township except for two areas. The first area is referred to as Councilville. Currently, this community is being served by a Small Cities Community Development Block Grant. 7 The second potential target area is Rogers Road. Rogers Road is located just north of Chapel Hill off Eubanks Road (SR 1727) near of the communities of Eubanks and Calvander. This potential target area contains approximately 74 dwelling units. Of the ..„ total units, 60 units are suitable for housing rehabilitation, 5 units should be demolished, and 9 units are standard.9 Four dilapidated units are occupied and relocatio A - • - '