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105 6 <br /> a part of the Subdivision Regulations that <br /> requests for review be sent to Soil Conservation <br /> Service. Collins also noted that another reason <br /> for requesting this review was that there had been <br /> some problems experienced in installing <br /> foundations where there were soils that had a very <br /> high shrink and swell potential. This would <br /> provide much needed information for the developer <br /> as well as the homeowner and builder. <br /> Pilkey expressed concern with the steep slopes in <br /> the building area. The slopes were explained. <br /> Jacobs expressed concern with unclear plats being <br /> provided by Alois Callemyn who is the surveyor of <br /> this subdivision. <br /> VOTE: Unanimous . <br /> C> (3) Setter Run - Section Two <br /> Presentation by Marvin Collins . <br /> The 74 . 6 acre tract is located in northern Cheeks <br /> Township on the south side of Harmony Church Road <br /> ( SR 1339 ) west of Efland-Cedar Grove Road (SR <br /> 1004) . The property is zoned Agricultural- <br /> Residential and Protected Watershed II (Upper <br /> Eno) . The Land Use Plan designation is also <br /> Agricultural-Residential. <br /> Section One of Setter Run consists of four (4) <br /> lots which were created through a minor <br /> subdivision in October, 1987 . Ten ( 10) lots are <br /> proposed in Section Two which range in size from <br /> 2 . 86 acres to 18 . 1 acres <br /> and will have individual wells and septic tanks . <br /> The applicant has proposed a Class B private Road <br /> to access the ten lots as shown. The required <br /> private road justification is included in the <br /> agenda packet. Restrictive Covenants and a Road . <br /> Maintenance Agreement have also been submitted. <br /> All applicable agencies have reviewed the <br /> preliminary plan. <br /> Due to the location of the proposed subdivision in <br /> the Upper Eno Protected Watershed, and based on <br /> the design features included, the Planning Staff <br /> recommends a Class A private road to access the <br /> ten lots proposed. The plan is consistent with <br /> Orange County' s policy of protecting water quality <br /> and it preserves the rural character of the County <br /> by providing: <br />