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0� ' ' N ALLENTON REALTORV P/�Box731 ' 1 190sngeStrcetDurhmm.MprthCanukna27702 / <9190G83l41D February 21, 1985 Mr. Wayne Munden, Chief Engineer Orange water & Sewer Authority P. O. Box 366 N0 Carrboro, North Carolina 27510 Dear Wayne: � N0 I am submitting a recap of what was discussed concerning the Bryer Creek Subdivi- sion located northeast of Sunrise Road and Weaver Dairy Road, and south of pro- posed v to posed Interstate 40. The purpose of this letter is to qualify and quantify the Orange County Planning staff and the Town of Chapel Hill Planning staff that Allenton Realty, as the developer of this subdivision, has at least a preliminary workable water and sewer scheme fl providing pub services to II this development; \ _ The plan that was reviewed yesterday provides 8" water and sewer lines to the lots within the development. The 16" water main Cedar Fork Trail and Weaver Dairy Road will be extended to the intersection of Sunrise Road and Weaver Dairy Road. At this point, a 12" water main will be extended up Sunrise Road to the entrance to Bryer Creek Subdivision. From this 12" termination, a 8"^ line will be extended incrementally down Sweeten Creek Road. This 8', line will terminate ' at the intersection ofSweeten Creek Road and Weaver Dairy Road. 0N Sewer to the project will be provided by the extension of the 8" line at the mm intersection of Cedar Fork Trail and Weaver Dairy Road. It is our intent to negotiate a public easement with the Carol Woods developers to take advantage of a drainage swale that runs from Sunrise Road to Weaver Dairy Road. From our dis- cussion yesterday, you indicated that a portion of thid swale already has a private line in place serving Carol Woods. We will try to include utilizing this private - line, upgrading it to OWASA standards, if necessary, and dedicating it for public | H use as a part of our sewer plan. If we are unsuccessful in obtaining this cross-country easement, we will utilize the route of the proposed water line extension. It is necessary, as part of our sewer scheme, to install a pump station and force - main. This facility will be installed approximately twelve eighteen months into the project as a part of Phase 2. Phase I, off Sunrise Road containing approximate- ly 20 lots, can be served by gravity flow toward Countryside Subdivision. The pump station will be in operation serving approximately 60 units until Phases 3 & 4 - are undertaken. At that time, twenty-four to thirty-six months into the project, we will attempt to neontiatw a public ofF-site sewer easement across the Sweeney oorperty. If we are successful, the pump station can be eliminated in Phase 2. Our current plans are to relocate the pump station to the first drainage swale on the northeast side of Weaver Dairy Road. The relocated station will then serve REAVOR.