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O44 -- D. Sociological Characteristics 410 The element focuses on selected characteristics of the Joint Planning Area population. It addresses the question of the number of people living and working in the area now along with projections for the next twenty years. The element, also addresses the' existing use of land. 1. Population 2. Employment 3. Existing Land Use II. Plan Formulation The information and policy decisions derived in the Plan development stage are integrated in the Plan formulation stage. A. Land Use Plan Categories/Location Standards A list of Land Use Plan categories has been developed as well as a list of location standards for each of the Plan categories. B. Land Use Plan 41! A Joint Planning Area Land Use Plan (text and map) has been formulated by integrating the four major plan development elements above and Plan categories and locations standards to allocate land uses and required acreages. SUMMARY OF THE JOINT Pumeara ASREEMENT The Joint Planning Area is an area outside the extraterritorial planning jurisdictions of the Towns of Chapel Hill and Carrboro, but with the Joint Planning Area boundary as shown on the, accompanying map. The Joint Planning Agreement adopted on November g, 1987 is a formal agreement between Orange County, Chapel Hill, and Carrboro. A summary of the major provisions of the Agreement is as follows: 1. Provides for the application of Chapel Hill and Carrboro development standards within Transition Areas designated in the Joint Planning Area Land Use Plan, following the adoption of a zoning mart, and district designations based on the Towns'. respective Land Development Ordinances and consistent with the land use categories contained 410 in-the Joint PlanninR,Area Land Use Plan.