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difficulty is that a portion of the tract is <br /> located in Alamance County. Walters expressed <br /> concern about the number of entrances proposed <br /> for Bradshaw Quarry Road. The applicant <br /> indicated there would be two entrances once the <br /> remainder of the tract is developed. One <br /> entrance would be from the portion of the road <br /> in Alamance County which is named Thom Road. <br /> The applicant asked if a lot is located in both <br /> Alamance and Orange counties, which county would <br /> actually have approval. Ms. Best continued <br /> that she owns a thirty-five acre tract that is <br /> located in Orange County and, a larger adjoining <br /> tract located in Alamance County. Willis <br /> responded that the entire tract is taxed in <br /> Alamance County. Even though it is taxed in <br /> Alamance, each subdivision will be reviewed by <br /> the County in which it is actually located. If <br /> lots are created that split the county in some <br /> way they must be signed off by each jurisdiction. <br /> Perc tests would be done by the County in which <br /> the lot is located. Willis continued that if a <br /> portion of a lot is located in both Alamance and <br /> Orange Counties, Staff would communicate with <br /> Alamance to determine the most appropriate way to <br /> proceed. <br /> VOTE: Unanimous. <br /> AGENDA ITEM #9: MATTERS HEARD AT JPA PUBLIC HEARING APRIL 15, 1993 <br /> a. ZONING ATLAS AMENDMENTS <br /> ( 1 ) Z-2-93 Lake Hogan Farm <br /> Presentation by Mary Willis. <br /> This item is to consider a rezoning request for <br /> property owned by Lake Hogan Farm Inc. It <br /> involves an amendment to both the Orange County <br /> Zoning Atlas and the Carrboro Zoning Map. <br /> The area proposed to be rezoned is located on the <br /> east side of Old NC 86 north of Homestead Road. <br /> The property consists of all or part of seven <br /> parcels totaling approximately 264 acres . <br /> According to the Joint Planning Area Land Use <br /> Plan (JPALUP) the property is categorized as <br /> Suburban Residential, and is located within <br /> Transition Area I of the Carrboro Joint <br /> Development Review Area. This designation allows <br /> densities up to 5 dwelling units per acre. The <br />