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' -I_�u i - -� 3 the Rural $* .fer has filed a petition to have his clients' property fcl.gde.d in 'Transition Area 1 1 . ' The properties in question abut Duke Forest and there is currently a one- lot ( lot sizes and shapes very considerably) separation between Duke Forest and properties designated Transition Area 11 . To address development impacts on Duke Forest, amendments to the Zoning Ordinance requiring buffers between Transition Area II lands and Duke Forest would be required. gp,ndy Danzlger Request (Map amendment) To address potential development impacts In the northern part of the University Lake Watershed, Randy Danzlger has proposed that the narrow strip of Transition Area I south of Dairyland Road and west of Old N.C. 86 in Calvander be replaced with Rural Buffer which would extend to the right- of-way of the above-mentioned roads. The lots currently . shown as Retail Trade on the adopted Joint Planning Area Land Use Plan Map would not be changed. BIZZhAM_TQKnship Laid Use Plan (Map amendment) . No substantive changes are proposed In the Bingham Township portion of the Joint Planning Area. There are some minor changes which involve more tracts being designated as Agricultural Areas as well as some differences in the . configurations of resource protection areas (due primarily to new base maps being used) . III tv }j„..D„ W i I 1 Iaml_A1LRQrt/UNC. Lands (Map amendment ) [11> , . These lands are shown as Public/Private Open Space on the adopted Joint Planning Area Land Use Plan Map. UNC has . requested that these lands be designated Transition Area or Transition Area I as appropriate to reflect future develop- ment plans of the University. The sixty acre tract of UNC land north of Homestead Road is to be left as Public/Private Open Space. areenxays/Recreational Trails (Map and text amendment) ' Greater definition of the greenways system in the Joint Planning Area Is desired as It relates to which greenways would eventually be developed as recreational trails. These trails would connect with those defined in the County' s Master Park Plan for areas outside the Joint Planning Area and with trails being planned considered Carrboro and Chapel Hill . designated as recreational trails would be sought through and other restrictive covenants, conservation easements, . similar methods. cc: Marvin Collins, Orange County Planning Director Roy Williford, Carrboro Planning Director