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„ . . <br /> am . <br /> i <br /> M 000060 r <br /> • <br /> f' : - - . -=A1•anning Area (JAM, the majority live •in either the North <br /> - Chapel Hilii Transition Area or the Southern :Triangle. Arl' ;but • -40__ <br /> _ . _ - - two of the respondents live in Chapel Townshi <br /> - . , <br /> the -area due to job-related, "other” (refer to Attachment t 2).i - • - <br /> '4 or education-related reasons. _ ' ^__ <br /> - . - -An. overwhelming majority of the respondent-s own -single family .� -: <br /> -- - . homes. in a subdivision and work in Chapel Hill. Only ten .. <br /> _- indicated that they are retired. In general,_ the codmmute to - <br /> _ � _ : .work_ covers form 0-5 miles for most respondents -and-they - <br /> _ _ - . , _for the majority of their needs in the Chapel Hi-1:1 area.- It . . <br /> - - ... interesting ! to note that the most of the - . <br /> thee= forum (or othrerwisee! obtained a quest ionaire�): either saes -a- 7...7 <br /> Paper, recieved a not ica:in the oral1, •ar _Z.a•.-_- <br /> heard about lit from a friend or relative. -__ _. _ . - - -- - -:-: -.. ..-F. <br /> S 'aCY_2!_Regorses <br /> _ ... Chan$esa r rt�itiaArea -_ :.��__ __- <br /> Changi s• to_tr t as i n _Most respondents _would leave-the ti • -• ==- <br /> _ fora : a they are (42%) • or expand them. The proposal -_ -:=. <br /> permertant rural buffer or "greenbelt* around-.Chapel Hill. . . <br /> . = . , was ind _ _ - <br /> by over 82% of those who respandeci. Most of _ <br /> - endors���it ies - <br /> • _ of development of 1 unxtlacre or••l:ess -(i <br /> - • unit/a acres+), with some persons indicating an =intenresi 'iri'- - - <br /> - : bari,�ng.,,ail lowed to develop some units on larger -tracks _for use try ---:-.7 - <br /> family. <br /> Nat yra _goAreianoaent o Restrictions of ._ he- - _ <br /> _ • ' ""A -.r ..-Planning. - because �snt in: fie!-=:to ,_...- • . _ <br /> of environmental .consti^aintsa 1baite ! _ <br /> . 7 :- = water resautices, and the possible future construct ion of° • - <br /> reservoirs were endorsed overwhelmingly. .fhe; ents - <br /> . : .supported• restrj ions .en the development in Wetlands, in areas. <br /> of undesirable soils or slopes, near streams and around`� -`- '-- <br /> : University Make. There was also the recognition that the <br /> . complet-ion off the Cane Creek Reservior may (or may not)--_resolve--- - <br /> ' ' - the , water quantity issue, thus making the - <br /> potential re ' rvoir sites less important. preservation of <br /> portent <br /> Most • responds nts also expressed the belief that her arise-_"� <br /> - . - . problems with the use of septic tank systems in--the-Joie _ <br /> Planning Area. <br /> - . - 7 • Infrastructure and Pu 13c_ery ,casy.Resptande:nts ee:rdorsed.-,t{ae---.� �._..:__ _-.. <br /> _ • " limitation of water and sewer line extensions to the Towns and - - - <br /> - - ' • - Transition areas, and the use of the same to direct deve�lopmant --- = <br /> - - in the .TPA. The development in areas ,not -to be serviced-.-sh ld,;-., _.__ <br /> - • • • according to! the majority of respondents, be limited to allow <br /> development using wells and septic tanks with a two-tor: ;61;1'4 i-7.-:-. .-.. .. <br /> - acre. minimum : lot size (Alternative 2, 1). in the-' PA.---Th . <br /> - conviction was also expressed that area elected 'officials, and <br /> not developers, should control (the rate and- location of)•--- '-.- . <br /> development in! Chapel Hill and the ',IPA. <br />