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1 5. LOTS 18 AND 18A -- PHASE 2 -- LAKE WOODS SUBDIVISION Planner Greg Szymik presented for consideration of approval the Preliminary Plan for Lots 18 and 18A Phase 2 Lake Woods. The property is located in Chapel Hill Township at the corner of Jones Ferry Road and Lake Court. Two lots are proposed out of 5. 02 acres. The Planning Board and the Manager recommends approval with two conditions. Motion was made by Commissioner Carey, seconded by Commissioner Hartwell to approve the Manager's recommendation with the two conditions listed below: (1) Both lots must receive access from Lake Court. (2) Payment-in-lieu of dedicated open space in the amount of $474. VOTE: UNANIMOUS. 6. SALLY FEATHER SUBDIVISION Greg Szymik presented for consideration of approval Plan for Sally Feather. The property is located in Eno Township on Preliminar Lawrence Road. One lot 3 . 23 acres is proposed out of a 40. 93 acre tract. It is zoned Rural Residential and designated Rural Residential in the Land Use Plan. The Planning Board and Manager recommends approval. Motion was made by Commissioner Hartwell, seconded by Commissioner Halkiotis to approve the Manager's recommendation. VOTE: UNANIMOUS. 7. DURHAM-HILLSBOROUGH WATER LINE AGREEMENT Marvin Collins stated that the City of Durham and the City of Hillsborough have adopted a waterline agreement to address the extension of a waterline along U.S. Highway 70 between the two communities. The agreement permits connections along its entire length. The current Land Use Plan has a recommended goal or policy that no connections would be permitted within the areas that are designated Rural Residential. On July 14, the Orange County Planning Board considered the proposed agreement and made several recommendations. They requested that the two parties be contacted to seek revisions to the agreement which would permit connections only in designated 10 and 20-year transition areas in accordance with the Land Use Plan or in situations where emergency services are needed. The second recommendation was that Orange County contact the City of Durham for the purpose of seeking revisions to its Urban Growth Boundary which are consistent with the 10 and 20 year Transition Areas of the Orange county Land Use Plan. The third recommendation had to do with Section 11 being revised to clearly define the limits for the transmission of water from Hillsborough to Durham and that such limits be based in part on the limits for withdrawals from the Eno River. The Planning Board asked that if these recommendations could not be secured that several policies be approved at this time. These are listed below in the motion. Meetings have been held with the City of Durham and Hillsborough and they agreed to revise the agreement to be consistent with the Orange County Land Use Plan. On July 27, the Durham City Council addressed the County's concerns in the revised agreement which indicates that the City "will allow new development only in conformance with the adopted land use plan of Orange County". When the Town of Hillsborough acted on the agreement on August 10, it did not include a similar provision within the agreement. In the revised agreement, capacity has been defined to mean "the capacity of the Town of Hillsborough to supply water to the City of Durham from the Eno River in light of any applicable restrictions in effect at that time. These restrictions refer the withdrawal ordinances that the or the City may have adopted. County Count Since the Hillsborough Town Council has chosen not to recognize the