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I 1 I .. - , . . .. • . . ' ' ''';'- .4..:-2 e :.•,; 4,'.,:- - ii . . . - -- . , ... q . . , , . • 068 . . • . , . , i sites, and major new highways ahould be prohibited Iran these watersheds. Urban develepeent including mediumand hie -density residential, commer- cial and industrial uses should be prohibited Fran University Lake and Cane Creekeeeersheds. • I adapted 8/23/82 The BO CC asked staff to draft fangs -, e..- • •.-. • trial develop- ment *Seven Mill Creek Sebbasin. ( • ' 4.4.3 9. The Tejns of Cantor° and HilLsborough and Chathan and Alamence Counties should.* encouraged to incorporate the findings and reccuaendations of this report into their Land Use Plans and development regelations.. adopted 8/23/82 . . 10. The Cringe eJater and Sewer Authority should be enccuraged to adopt a policy which states that it will not extend sewer and water lines in- . to the University Lake and Cane Creek watersheds except in emergency situations. The Sawn of Hillsbcrough, the Town of Mebane and Orange- Alamane water systems should be encouraged to adopt policies that state that they will only extend sewer and water lines into the Upper Eno watershed in accordance with the Land Use Plan of Orange County except'in emergency situations. adopted 8/23/132 % 11. Orange County should extend coverage of its zoning ordinance to inclede the proeosed protected water supply watershed areas in Bingham, Hills- borough, Cheeks and Cedar Greve townships. 6,- adopted 8/23/82 t , . - __ ..... 12.- Orange County should implement the folloeing zoning districts and associ- ated performance standards in protected watersheds. Far nonresidential develapeents the ratio of Impervious surface to gross land area Should not eiceed 0.25. adopted 8/23/82 - - -- 13; Orange County should require stream,buffers along perennial streams in water supply watersheds and stipulate land uses for these buffers areas appropriate to their intended functions. The Task Force rec=ends that the width of stream buffer along any length of strean be 50 feet plus , 4 times the percent slope. The stream buffer should be ceasured Iron the edge of the flood plain. The technical review committee established in the County zoning ordinance should review the buffer requirements for all proposed non-residential developments and require additional buffer area where necessary. The Task Force recomrends that stream buffer areas remain in natural vegetation. The BCCC on June 6, 1962 adopted watershed zoning e=ndaents which included requirements for buffer areas along streams. lg. Orange County should adopt the following reccmmendatione regarding an- , site!waste water disposal systems: All newly platted lots bordering on perennial streams arid. requiring an an-site waste water disposal systems should show a second disposal area to be recorded as an easement on the final plat ani no building or other activity should occur cn this por- tion'of the parcel of lend which would prevent its future use for on- site waste disposal. Orange County should investigate developing an on-site waste water disposal system monitoring and maintenence progre for the three water supply watersheds in the County. adopted 8/23/82