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Pg'26 � ^ The land use /}an categories , as shown on the Existing Land Use Plan Map, serve as the tong range planning policy guide for land use and development in the County.// Though plan designations were made for the areas within the extra-territorial planning jurisdiction of Hillsborough, this area is under the Town's juisdiction and not subject to County regulation. The Ten Year Transition Area, however, generally corresponds with the Town's extra-terri - torial planning jurisdiction and was so designated to reflect expected devel- opment at urban densities and with urban uses . In addition, 6e Land Use Plan determines the zoning districts that may be applied to a Specific site within each designated plan area. This is particularly nelevant for undeveloped property because all undeveloped property in tHie County is presently zoned R-1 , low density residential , and is not pre-zoned for any other use. All developed property in the County has been assigned the appropriate zoning district designation:: The zoning districts whiCh correspond to the land use plan categories are as follows: i PLAN CATEGORY ZONING DISTRICT Tan 'Year Transition R-I ' R-2, R-3, R-4, R-5, R-8, R-13 Twenty Year Transition R-1 , R-2, R-3, R-4, R-5* R-8, R-13 R l Residential R~l Agrticultural Residential AR, AS Com ercial Transition Activity Node LC~l , NC-2, CC-3, GC-4 01 , ED Public Interest PID The existing d Use Plan for h H8-4 Harmon Young t7 \ ty node study area is based on the following major elements: o / julrisdiction is the designated Ten Year Transition Area for immediate and near future residential devel- opment at urban densities. In addition, the areas asociated with Cornwallis Hills and Wildwood devel- opments within the County's jurisdiction are also designated for urban-type residential development. o Residential development at urban densities will occur mulch later in the development pattern in the areas to the east of NC 86 and north of the Southern Railroad. o Th remainder of the study area is considered appro~ prgate for low density rural residential development. o Th area in the immediate vicinity of the interchange of ~85 and NC 86 is suited for commercial uses. Res- 1 idential uses within the area are not suited for commercial de lopmant, o Duke Forest is considered a semi-public, public interest area.