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districts contained in Sections 4.2.27 and 6.23 of the Orange <br /> County Zoning Ordinance, which sections are incorporated herein by <br /> reference. A copy of each section is attached hereto and labeled <br /> Addendum 3. Other performance standards necessary to maintain <br /> the character of the area rural and to protect the watershed shall <br /> also be required when made a part of the Joint Planning Area Land <br /> Use Plan and the zoning ordinances of the Towns and County. <br /> D. Standards for land and structure uses in the Joint Planning Area <br /> will be in accordance with the Joint Planning Area Land Use Plan <br /> and zoning ordinances of the Towns and County. <br /> E. Standards for roads and streets will be in accordance with the <br /> Chapel Hill-Carrboro Transportation Plan. <br /> F. Standards for police and fire services. (Reserved) <br /> G. Wiithin the Joint Planning Area the specifications and standards for <br /> OWASA are accepted by the governmental units as the development <br /> standards for water and sewer services. <br /> ARTICLE 3. WATER AND SEWER EXTENSIONS. <br /> Section 3.1 Water and Sewer Extension Policy. <br /> The planning and extension of water and sewer services in the Joint Planning <br /> Area shall be accomplished in conformance with the following general principles: <br /> A. Water and sewer extensions shall be made in a manner which <br /> *forms to the Joint Planning Area Land Use Plan. <br /> 13. Water and sewer extensions outside the corporate boundaries of the <br /> Towns shall be made within the timing and locational framework <br /> provided for in the Joint Planning Area Land Use Plan categories: <br /> Joint Planning Area: Ten Year Transition <br /> Joint Planning Area: Twenty Year Transition <br /> Joint Planning Area: Rural <br /> Joint Planning Area: University Lake Wateshed <br /> C. Water and sewer extensions shall be considered in light of the <br /> policy of the Towns and County to promote infill development in <br /> the Towns. Extensions of the water and sewer lines in the Joint <br /> Pli/nning Area is most appropriate in the Joint Planning Area <br /> designated Ten Year Transition, first and the Joint Planning Area <br /> designated Twenty Year Transition, second. Extensions of water <br /> and sewer lines in the Joint Planning Area designated Rural and <br /> University Lake Watershed shall be discouraged, provided, however, <br /> any extensions which are made shall be in conformity with land use <br /> — — <br />