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Page 5 054 and infiltration/filtration across the buffer which relects the direction he had given the engineers. Greenberg asked if private restrictive covenants addressed clearing of the property. Faircloth responded the buffer could not be distributed in any way and had to remain in natural vegetation to alow infiltration. Pearson asked what penalties would be enforced if the erosion control plan was violated. Kizer responded that they could be prosecuted under the law. Shanklin revised the question of clearing versus lumbering. Faircloth responded that forestry/timber operations are exempt from the ordinance. Gordon questioned lot #2 as a flag lot. Collins responded the lot was proposed prior to the most recent interpretation of the ordinance. He explained that the County attorney had advised that flag lots were not .permitted under the ordinance. Greenberg questioned the size of lots #2,5 and 9 with regard to building sites. Post responded the scale of the map was deceptive and that these were large lots which could confortably accomodate home sites. Greenberg inquired about septic tanks. Coffee responded that each site had been reviewed to determine both home site and septic tank area. He reviewed the septic tank locations for lots #9 and 2. He added that each site was reviewed twice. Greenberg asked if the private convenants addressed the retention of trees. Coffee responded most people are not interested in cutting trees dawn. Gordon inquired about the r'eauired minimum lot size. Staff responded 40,000 square feet in R-1 and A-R without public sewer. Kizer expressed concern about OWASA plans to pump water down Phiis, ..Creek given strearrbed-- erosion and siltation in University Lake. • Faircloth responded that CWASA does intend to pump water from Cane Creek to University Lake down Pails.:: Creek. Greenberg remained dissatisifed with her perceived lack of close scrutiny by the Towns and OWASA. Gordon responded the staff had been notified and a special review meeting scheduled. Faricloth emphasized that staff met with David Blaha and Jerry Davenport to try to come to a concensus regarding the project. Gordon asked if Carrboro was satisfied in the staff's opinion. Faircloth responded he was confidant that Carrboro was satisfied that the ordinance recuirements had been met. Coffee indicated that OWASA staff had contacted him and both OWASA and Carrboro had indicated they were happy with the two acre lot proposal. Shanklin questioned 115.67 cubic feet per second. Post responded it is the amount of stcrmwater which runs off at peak moments