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r •)• 4- •. - Sunrise Road. The area is designated Suburban Residential on the JPA Land Use Plan. Single-family homes, duplexes, • apartments, condominium and townhouse projects are permitted at densities ranging from one (1) to five (5) units per acre. Public utilities and other urban services are to be provided. The Chapel Hill Zoning Plan has designated the entire area R- 1 Residential except for a tract west of Sunrise Road and south of 1-40 designated R-2 Residential. The R-1 zoning designation is consistent with zoning in the Chapel Hill extraterritorial jurisdiction adjacent to Weaver Dairy Road and- properties near 1-40. The maximum density permitted in an R-1 district is three (3) units per acre in a planned development. The minimum required land area for a residential lot is 17, 000 sq. ft. Permitted uses include single-family • homes and duplexes, churches, and schools. The proposed density and permitted uses are consistent with the JPA Land Use Plan. The maximum density permitted in an R-2 district is four (4) units. per acre in a planned development. The minimum required land area for a residential lot is 10, 000 sq. ft. Permitted uses include single-family homes and duplexes, churches, and schools. The proposed density and permitted uses are consistent with the JPA Land Use Plan. Area #3 L.- Homestead Road/Eubanks Road Area • The area is bounded generally by the Chapel Hill extraterritorial jurisdiction line, N. C. Highway 86, Clyde Road, Mill House Road, the northern and western boundary lines of the landfill Site, Eubanks Road, Ropers Road, Homestead Road, the western and southern boundary lines of the Chapel Hill High School, and Sewell Road. The area has been designated as follows on the JPA Land Use Plan: 1. Public-Private, Open Space - Two areas have been designated for research, educational, forest management and recreational functions on the JP R Land Use Plan. The areas include the properties owned by the University of North Carolina and properties located between the - existing and future potential landfill sites. A • • petition has been submitted by the University to change the designation on its land to "Future UNC Development". 2. Extractive/Disposal Uses - Designated land areas include the existing and future potential landfill sites. • Z. Urban Residential - One area has been designated for housing with densities ranging from six (S) to thirteen (13) units per acre. The area includes the existing Brookstone Apartment complex on the corner of N. C. Highway BE and Homestead Road. •