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• (5) Pojice_.__ Fjrg__ and itRseue ,S ry _ce - The Orange Rural Fire 09 Department has indicated they can provide fire protection with proper sized water lines and fire hydrants at proper intervals. The Sheriffs office has indicated they will require three additional personnel and two additional vehicles to provide adequate protection. The Orange county Rescue Squad can presently provide service for this development. The Town of Hillsborough expressed in a letter dated 1ovember 12, 1985 to the Board of Commissioners a concern about the traffic safety and congestion especially along Highway 70 in the Cameron Park School area, and in downtown Hillsborough and recommended as a requirement for approval of the project substantial improvements to Highway 70 and St. Mary's Road. Other conditions of approval include: (1) provide curb and gutter along all streets, (2) provide sidewalks along both sides of the streets within the residential areas, (3) construct the lift station at the southeast section of the project of sufficient size to accommodate any future connections by property owners along St. Mary's Road, (41) install sewer lines more than 100 feet from Nancy Hill creek. The preliminary utilities plan indicates that sewer lines are to be installed at least 50-80 feet from the creek. Members also asked that the lines be placed on a 6" sand base with additional protective measures to'help prevent any leakage, (5) install mercury lights throughout the project area as the project develops for additional security, (6) provide more recreation space that the proposed 6.0 acres at the north end of the single-family development. Spread out the open space/recreation areas in order to more adequately serve; the single-family lots. Provide a "greenway area along Nancy Hill Creek with a jogging trail and other recreational activities, (7) install a traffic', light immediately at the Intersection of St. Mary's Road and Highway 70 Bypass, (8) provide a minimum side and rear setback area of 20 feet, rather than 15 feet for each single-family lot, (9) submit data concerning the amount of impervious surface to be added by the project, and (10) require the developer to place on file with the Town of Hillsborough a petition for voluntary annexation for the proposed project area. Collins presented the staff's recommendation. He explained that the applicant must comply by specific standards for Planned Development and that with three different types of development the applicant must comply with the specific standards of each of the three types of development. In addition to the standards for Planned Development all the other standards contained in the Orange County's Zoning Ordinance must be in compliance. The Planning Staff has found that the applicant does comply with al] the requirements for approval and therefore recommends approval of the Planned Development rezoning