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4•U• <br /> pg.D <br /> • <br /> • <br /> Support Services <br /> Ret ESIDIC Group <br /> 4111 Hoar.Sou.Nail.NZ7 <br /> Ponl Of Ik7e.[Rot 30 in <br /> Chorlolle.North Carolina 28230 <br /> July 12, 1982 <br /> Mr. Rick Cannity <br /> Orange County Planning Department <br /> 106 F.. Margaret Lee Lane <br /> Hillsborough, NC 27276 <br /> Dear Mr. Cannity: <br /> Southern Bell Telephone Cornj. uy is beginning to use a new piece of telephone <br /> technology called a Subscriber Loop Carrier (SLC-06) This equipment allows <br /> us to take the existing cable (underground) and run it through this equipment <br /> (SLC hut) back into the ground, thus expanding the telephone facilities. This <br /> expansion is necessary to keep up With the demand for telephone service in i2-;a <br /> growth areas of Orange County and in North Carolina <br /> These SLC huts requi.,e no water, no sewer facilities and no personnel, except <br /> when maintenance is necessary. As you can see, this equipment is primarily <br /> an expansion of the cable located underground. <br /> We have already located these huts in other counties of the state; and in <br /> Guilford, Wake, Mecklenburg, New Hanover, Richmond, Robeson, Cleveland, those <br /> units are permitted in all zoning areas. For example, there are 24 of these <br /> huts in Guilford County now, with more planned fox late 1982 and 1963, The <br /> life of this technology will probably be 50 years or longer, so when negotia- <br /> ting with land owners for land to locate SLC's on, we use three methods: <br /> Pee Simple Title - long term, gives owner first right of refusal <br /> Easements - long term, owner retains ownership <br /> Lease - long term, owner retains ownership <br /> Since we use no water or sewer, our presence on a lot would not affect your <br /> sewage ' 11.ups or the land's r dlity to absorb waste through the use of a <br /> sptic <br /> Also, because of the long-term usage of the land, approximately 50 years, par- <br /> haps in the cases where the original landowner would not choose to exercise <br /> • the first right of refusal, would it be possible that in 50 years or longer a <br /> Jot 100 feet by 150 feet would not be substandard? <br />