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• - - TM Office 9/28/87 Summary of Proposed Joint Planning Agreement Dated September 8, 1987; as Revised September 22, 1987 1. Chapel Hill Transition Area and Rural Buffer n The Transition Area for Chapel the Hill Rural Buffer in Orange County are the same as in present Agreement ignez list two acres. Within County has already minimmumm lot t al adopted zoning to this effect.) 2. Carrboro Transition Area The revised Transition Area for Carrboro includes addition of the upper Bolin Creek drainage basin (generally south of Duke Forest property, east of Union Grove Church Road and west of Rogers Road) . The Carrboro Transition Area will be in two categories: Transition p Carrboro under the crent joint planning agreement) and Transition Area II (the proposed additional area) . Transition Area II must initially be kept at low density; it can be developed at density up .to one unit per acre. When 75% of Transition Area I (existing)II g(new) dmaX level defined in the agreement, higher densities than one unit per acre. 3. Joint Plannin• Area Land Use Plan and Ma• This map will become an land use plan P all parties to the agreement. 4. Zonin• Ma•s and Re•ulations for Transition Areas Each Town will prepare an initial zoning map for its Transi- tion Area. The County shall adopt these maps and adopt by reference each Town's zoning regulations for the respective Transition Areas. I-.e. , Chapel Hill zoning and regulations would apply in the Chapel Hill Transition Area. However, after zoning is initially established, if the County objects to a Development Ordinance text amendment, the text amendment would not apply in the Transition Area unless the County agrees. The County could object to a text amendment only on the basis of inconsistency with the Joint Planning Area Land Use • Rezonings in the Transition Areas occur only if ap- proved by_ the County and- the_reams pe dive To