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.,.:„ 24 :.: --: 3. Vehicular ,ccess must consist of direct access to a street certified .'. either arterial or collector as designated by the adopted Land Use Plan. • . Staff Comment: The tract is served by Oakdale Drive which is a road designated as a minor road. However, the tract is located approximatelyrW- feet west of Old NC 86, a street designated as an arteriaTI4ead. The tract also has 597 feet of • road frontage on Kelly Drive which is a Private Road. '. Development of the tract in 10,000 sq, ft. lots, would result in an additional 194 trips per day. This is based on an average trip rate of 9.72 trips per day. for medium density. 1981 traffic counts on Oakdale Drive amounted to 950 vehicles per day. The capacity of the road is approximately 8;500 vehicles per day. i- OTHER INFORMATION ;:. A range of urban services exist including fire, police, recreation, education, :.: commercial and cultural activities. 1 Fire Protection!: Fire protection for the property in question would be provided by thel Orange,Rural Fire District (Hillsborough;Fire Department). : . The fire station i's located,approximately 1.80 miles from the site. Response 1 time in the evert of a fire would be approximately 3J3 minutes. ,. Facilities available to serve rural areas include a 500 gpm pumper, a 750 gpm pumper, a 1,250 gallon tanker, a 3,700 gallon tanker, a "quick attack" 450 gpm pumper, and a mobile air supply van. Police Protection:. Law enforcement protection would be provided by the Orange County Sheriff's Department. The site falls within Patrol Area 10 • which is patrolled on a 24-hour basis (3 shifts-one deputy per car). • Recreation: Existing recreation facilities and programs are available to serve the future residents of the development. These are provided by the Orange County Recreation Department. _ .. Education: Development of the property in question will have a minimal impact in terms of the ability of the school system to provide adequate educational space for new children. A redistricting plan for the elementary schools has been completed dnd Grady A. Brown Elementary appears capable of handling approximately- 30 additional students, Stanback Middle School has one (1) vacant class (25 pupils), but Stanford Jr. High and Orange Sr. High are already at capadity. Development of tlhe property at R-4 densities 'could result in 14 new students. If apportioned to each school ac shown on the "Comparative Analysis" sheet, all schools 1 t Grady. A. Brown and Stanback Middle School would require subdivision of ge classrooms into smaller ones, or, more likely, additional classroom trailers unless accommodated within existing classes. ., . , . ali.,-,,:1::.•!,::." ,..:-:.'-4 ;':,,Fr--- •: . . ,... ,•.;.- 7.,-; :,. ' ,:. .