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484 <br /> 14. Orange County should adopt the following recommendations regarding <br /> on-site waste water disposal. sysl'ems: All newly platted lots bordering <br /> on perennial streams and requiring an on-site waste water diMposal <br /> system should show a second disposal area to be rocorded as no ease- <br /> ment on the final plat and no building or other activity should occur <br /> on this portion uf the parcel of land which would prevent its future <br /> use for on-site waste dispusal. Orange. County should investigate --- <br /> developing an on-site waste water disposal system monitoring, snd <br /> maintenance program for the three water supply watersheds in the <br /> county. <br /> PLANNING BOARD ACTION: <br /> Gordon motioned approval of the recommendation. Irvin seconded, <br /> Motion passed with Lunsford, Irvin, Gordon, Cleary, Harris, <br /> Crawford, in favor; Kizer and Shanklin opposed, <br /> 15. Orange County should adopt stormwater management Measures that would <br /> apply to protected watersheds <br /> PLANNING BOARD ACTION: <br /> Cleary moved approval of the recommendation. Irvin seconded. Notion <br /> passed unanimously. <br /> 16, Orange County should adopt the two following recommendations regard- <br /> ing sedimentation and erosion: the County should continue to administer <br /> a strong local sedimentation and erosion control program. The County: <br /> should sponsor in conjunction with OWASA a resource conservetion_ and <br /> development project in Cane Creek and University Lake watersheds, <br /> PLANNING BOARD ACTION: <br /> Kizer moved approval of the recommendation as revised: <br /> Orange County should adopt the two following <br /> recommendations regarding sedimentation and <br /> erosion: the County should continue to administer <br /> a strong local sedimentation and erosion control <br /> program, The County should sponsor in conjunction <br /> and development projector Cane Creek, University <br /> Lake, Upper Eno, North Fork Little River and <br /> South Fork Little River watersheds., Motion <br /> passed with Shanklin opposed. <br /> 17 , Orange County should develop a plan of action for dealing with <br /> spills of hazardous materials in water supply watersheds. <br /> PLANNING BOARD ACTION: <br /> Gordon moved approval of the recommendation. Irvin seconded., <br /> Motion passed unanimously <br /> • <br /> /sw <br /> • <br />