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03j <br /> 3 <br /> the long-term suitability of the soil absorption area? <br /> 6 . Establish appropriate monitoring of surface and ground- <br /> water. OWASA also recommends that a detention pond be <br /> built for stormwater runoff to further protect water <br /> quality. <br /> 7 . The proposed system should be constructed and inspected <br /> according to acceptable standards. Sewer and utility <br /> easements should be reserved for construction and <br /> maintenance of the system. <br /> 8 . Provide assurance that disposal of solid wastes from <br /> septic tanks and from process-pumping facility will be <br /> carried out by a certified party in accordance with <br /> State regulations. <br /> 9. All components of the system should be periodically <br /> inspected. <br /> 10 . The system should be operated by a technically <br /> qualified party. <br /> 11 . Pump life. repair. and replacement costs should be <br /> addressed. <br /> Regarding the development layout. OWASA had the following <br /> comments: <br /> 1 . Development in the watershed should be consistent with <br /> the primary public objective of protection of the <br /> public drinking water supply. <br /> 2. A detailed investigation of site suitability and con- <br /> sideration of the need for dual absorption fields may <br /> result in the need for greater absorption field area. <br /> which in turn could require modifications to the <br /> proposed subdivision layout and development density. <br /> 3 . Provide assurance that open space areas will not be <br /> developed. <br /> 4. Provide assurance that sedimentation and erosion <br /> control measures will be installed in a timely manner <br /> and permanently maintained. <br /> 5. Public utility easements should be obtained to <br /> facilitate the provision of public sewer services in <br /> the event such extension is determined necessary in the <br /> future. <br /> The Town of Carrboro has provided the following courtesy <br /> review comments regarding the proposed planned development. <br /> The comments are based on Carrboro-designated watershed <br /> zoning district requirements. <br /> 1 . A fifty-foot buffer would be required on either side of <br /> the intermittent streams located on the site. <br />