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.......... <br /> .47. <br /> .,- <br /> and water and has attracted several major corporations including a General <br /> '4 Electric plant. Most of Cheeks Township, both north and south of the 1-85 <br /> "- <br /> and US 70 transportation corridor, is rural in character and consists of <br /> _ <br /> agricultural land uses and scattered non-farm development. <br /> ° Eno Township is located in west-central Orange County. Current Township <br /> population is 4456 persons. There are no incorporated places. The 1-85- <br /> US 70 transportation corridor occupies the southern portion of the Town- <br /> ship and has attracted residential and non-residential development. <br /> The highwas give southern Eno Township good access to the City of Durham <br /> and the employment opportunities in the City and at Duke University. As <br /> a result, Eno Township has had a population growth rate of 7.5% per annum <br /> -- <br /> over the past 10 years, the highest rate of any Township. The remainder <br /> of Eno Township, especially north of St. Mary's Road is rural and agric- <br /> ultural in character. <br /> Eno Township is currently not served by central sewers. Water service is <br /> provided in two areas at the eastern and western boundaries of the Town- <br /> ship. City of Durham water service has recently been extended along US 70 <br /> into Orange County near the interchange with 1-85. Water lines from the <br /> Town of Hillsborough extend into Eno Township along US 70 as far east <br /> as the junction of US 70 and Bypass 70. <br /> A unique feature in Eno Township is the Eno State Park. It is the only <br /> North Carolina State Park that is linear in character, with sections <br /> of the park extending along the Eno River in Eno Township and on into <br /> Durham County. Aquisition of land or easements are incomplete but major <br /> sections of park lands have been acquired-.- Existing sections of the Park <br /> . are shown on the Existing Land Use Map. <br /> The two southern townships in Orange County are Chapel Hill and Bingham <br /> ° townships. <br /> Chapel Hill Township contains the Towns of Chapel Hill and Carrboro. The <br /> population of these two Towns combined is 39,555 persons or 51% of total Cow <br /> , <br /> pOpulation. The population of Ch.oel Hill Township is 50,572 persons. <br /> Employment centers in Chapel Hill Township include the University of North <br /> Carolina, North Carolina Memorial Hospital and Blue Cross-Blue Shield. <br /> The proximity of the Township to Durham and Research Triangle Park means <br /> ° that people can commute from the Township to these other centers of em- <br /> ployment. <br /> The Orange Water and Sewer Authority (OWASA) provides water and sewer ser- <br /> vice to the Towns of Chapel Hill and Carrboro as well as to fringe areas <br /> in Orange, Chatham and Durham Counties. The primary water supply for <br /> Chapel Hill - Carrboro is University Lake located just to the west of Carrbor <br /> k <br /> Duke University has large holdings of land in northern Chapel Hill Township <br /> which are used for teaching, research and limited recreation. These large <br /> areas in forest are an asset to the Township and their conversion for re- <br /> sidential development would certainly have a major impact on land use <br /> patterns in the Township. <br />
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