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5/3/1993
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ce.n be built. klthouah one <br /> lot will contain 3 residences , the remaining four will be located <br /> on indvidual lots , each with its own area for wastewater <br /> disposal/ . Previous problems with wastewater disposal were <br /> corrected during the course of the subdivision approval . The <br /> result was anaimproved situation . However , upgrading the <br /> e):isting gravel road to State standards , as currently reguired , <br /> is not feasible in the view of the owner . Thus the subdivision <br /> has not been recorded , and the residences are not available for <br /> purchase by the tenants . <br /> EXISTING AID PROPOSED ORDIN:kNCE PROVISIONS : <br /> IV-B-3-d-1. Roads - Public roads are generally required in all <br /> subdivisions and will be required where it is <br /> found that: <br /> 1 . The subdivision roads would be accepted by <br /> the State 'tcr maintenance if : <br /> a. They are built in a manner which <br /> satisfies the minimum State design and <br /> construction criteria for subdivision <br /> roads; and <br /> b. They would satisfy other requirements <br /> for addition to the State maintenance <br /> system, including, but not limited to, <br /> the general density standard of at least <br /> two occupied residences for each <br /> one-tenth of a mile of subdivision road. <br /> If, upon review of a subdivision plat, it is <br /> determined that the general density standard <br /> is met, but a design standard is not, a <br /> re-design will be required where possible. <br /> For example, if the number of lots proposed <br /> along a subdivision road would clearly <br /> satisfy the density standard, but the road <br /> design was such that the centerline radius <br /> did not meet the minimum standard of 230 feet <br /> for level land, a new road design would be <br /> • <br /> required. . Another example is a situation <br /> where a landscaped island or entrance median <br /> prevents acceptance of the road for <br /> '7,aintenance. <br /> The above criteria and standards are <br /> identified in a publication, Subdivision <br /> Roads-Minimum Construction Standards , <br /> prepared by and available from the N. C. <br /> Department of Transportation; or <br /> • <br />
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