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10 i T E. Amend section VI Future Land Use ~ Join Rural Planning Area Area"ewriting the first paragraph of the subsection 1990 ID as described in (E) on the attached page 16 of the February 28, public hearing materials, and replacing the subsection "Water Quality Critical Area" with the following new subsection: University Lake Watershed Area The University Lake watershed Area includes all lands which drain into University Lake reservoir. Based on a preferred watershed protection strategy of land use controls as recommended by Camp Dresser and McKee in the university Lake Watershed Study, only low density residential uses are permitted at densities not to exceed one dwelling unit per ith five acres of Ali with a limited its including 4number or 5 acre 2-acre lo lots n6% wfor impervious surface 2-acre lots. Rewrite the third paragraph of the subsection "Rural Residential" to read as follows: To the west of Carrboro, Rural Residential development is also expected in University Lake watershed. However, only low-density residential uses developed at densities of one dwelling unit per five or more acres of land (with a limited number of 2-acre lots) are anticipated. For this reason, residential development will ontinueato rely on wells and septic tanks for water supply OWASA will be requested to conduct a study of the advisability of making public water services available within the watershed, and will be asked April to report to the joint planning jurisdictions by 1991 on its findings and recommendations. Public sewer will not be extended into the University w�llr�oenteplanning jurisdictions. F.health hazard or upon agreement by F. Amend Section VII Overview of the Implementation Strategies by rewriting the last paragraph of th Extension Policy" to read as follows: The Orange Water and Sewer Authority (OWASA) is the provider of water and sewer in the Joint Planning Area. OWASA policy is to be guided by the land management plans approved by the governmental units in the area the Authority serves. Public sewer services will not be extended into University Lake watershed except to address a public health hazard or upon agreement by all joint planning 3 of making OWASA is requested to conduct a study of the advisability _ public water services available joint planning jurisdictions watershed,grd� and is asked to report t 30,, 1991 on its findings and recommendations. to HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the C P nning Agreement authorizes on behalf ofrthe execute amendments to the Joint Town of Chapel Hill to incorporate the provisions described above. This the 26th day of March, 1990.