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. 41 9 experienced by landowners in the watershed. (See #2, #3, #4, and #5a of the attached agreement. ) An example of the flexibility needed in the standards was presented to the Planning Board at its October 16 meeting. The W.T. Durham Subdivision consisted of ten lots with an average density of one unit per 5.38 acres. The smallest lot proposed was a 3. 6 acre tract separated from the main portion of the subdivision by a public road right-of-way. The interim standards required each lot to be at least five acres in size. The Planning Board voted unanimously to recommend that an amendment to the interim standards be presented at the November 27 public hearing which would allow lot size averaging in the watershed. The proposed provisions of the watershed agreement address the concerns expressed by the Planning Board. (See attached 10-16-89 Planning Board minutes for discussion. ) EXISTING ORDINANCE PROVISIONS: Zoning Ordinance 6.15.2 Interim Development Standards Approved The following interim development standards have been enacted and shall remain in full force and effect until the termination date specified herein. • Thereafter, the standards are void and of no effect. a. University Lake Water Supply Watershed 3. Nature of Standards - The following interim development standards shall apply: a) In the University Lake water supply • . . .watershed, .no community alternative • wastewater treatment systems shall • . • . . . be permitted. -A .community alternative system is any system serving more than one wastewater source, and neither owned nor • operated by a public entity; and designed to convey effluent to surface waters or to the land surface via direct discharge, spray irrigation, or overland flow. No