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a 6 <br /> The total acreage of the tract is 6.8 acres. The <br /> applicant has proposed to divide this tract into a <br /> served by Cheyenne Drive which has been identifie <br /> as a pre-existing public road. <br /> All appropriate agencies have reviewed and <br /> commented on the proposed subdivision. <br /> The Planning Staff recommends approval of the <br /> preliminary plan with the submission of payment- in <br /> lieu of dedication of recreation/open space for the <br /> amount of $334. <br /> MOTION: Best moved approval . Seconded by Yuhasz. <br /> VOTE: Unanimous . <br /> d. Stratford Green - Preliminary <br /> ( Hillsborough Township) <br /> Presentation by Eddie Kirk . <br /> The property is located in Hillsborough Township on <br /> Orange High School Road ( SR 1588) . There are 8 <br /> lots proposed on an 8.30 acre tract. The average <br /> lot size is 1 .04 acres. A private Class B road <br /> ( Victoria Dr. ) is proposed to serve the <br /> development. The property is zoned R-20 in the <br /> Town of Hillsborough ' s zoning Jurisdiction and <br /> designated Ten-Year Transition in the Orange County <br /> Land Use Plan. <br /> All applicable agencies have reviewed and commented <br /> on the application. The County Attorney questions <br /> the provision of private roads . A private road <br /> evaluation has been provided. <br /> The Planning Staff recommends approval . <br /> Pilkey asked how close were the nearest water and <br /> sewer lines. Pat Robinson, developer, responded <br /> there were water lines on Orange High Road but no <br /> sewer lines. Pilkey continued, asking why the <br /> developers were not being encouraged to use <br /> Hillsborough water supply. The developers <br /> responded that the Town of Hillsborough had water <br /> pressure problems in that area. <br /> Jacobs expressed concern with promoting orderly <br /> growth of the Town and noted that there are places <br /> where more intense development is appropriate and <br /> where water and sewer are or can be available. <br /> Discussion of R-20 zoning, 20, 000 square foot lots <br /> followed. Collins responded that the minimum lot <br /> size for wells and septic tanks is 40,000 square <br />