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H' 70 3. This is a feasible way to provide for residential development initially and over 7• a long term provide for connection to the 'Hillsborough sewer treatment system. 5. Commissioner Willhoit asked "how is that provided for over the long term?" Mr. 7. Collins responded that it could be controlled through the subdivision process; B. Mr. Freeland would at some point in time, as development occurs, have to make 9. provisions to connect to the Hillsborough system. As his property to the north, 0. which he wants to develop for commercial purposes, is developed he will look to 1. the feasibility of extending the sewer at that time. Commissioner Willhoit asked 2. if the Board received a sketch or plan showing how Mr. Freeland plans to develop 3. it. Commissioner Willhoit also asked if there had been any comment from the 1{. Town of Hillsborough about the municipal services that should be provided during Jr. that period of time. Mr. Collins responded that the Town is primarily concerned 6• with whether or not they will be able to provide sufficient water to meet all. of 7. the needs of the professional developers, The Town sees no problem with connecting 8. the sewer other than the financial aspect of it. The Town of Hillsborough does not 9. want to pay for extending the sewer lines to service Mr. Freeland's development. /q. Mr. Freeland would like to be able to phase this development in such a manner that 1. ha could provide adequate disposal methods. Mr. Collins described the flow of the 2. sewer lines to the Board. The lay-out of the sewer lines makes it feasible to !3. connect with the Town of Hillsborough's sewer system when necessary. Commissioner Marshall asked 1f there was a possibility:of several treatment 15. plants to serve individual residential developments in this area. .6. Commissioner Whitted said when "specific development plans" come before the 7. Board that would be the time "to be specific as to when municipal services ought `8. to be available." 9. Commissioner Lloyd moved, seconded by Commissioner Walker, to approve the 30. Land Use Plan Amendment requested by James Has Freeland for 149.3 acres in 31. Hillsborough Township with all the conditions of the Planning Board and Staff. 32. VOTE: Ayes, 5; noes 0. 33. D-4 Rezoning - R-1 to R-4 34. Marvin Collins said the Planning Staff recommends approval of rezoning the 35. southernmost ten (10) acres from R 1 to R-4. The reasons for requesting that 36■ particular area be rezoned are two (2): 1) the way the property is being released 37. in the financing arrangements; and, 2) water access is across 86 at Joppa Oaks, 38. 39. l.0.