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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO JPA LAND USE PLAN The following are amendments to the Joint Planning Area Land Use Plan and Agreement that represent changes that would be necessitated by the Conceptual Guidelines for the Rural Buffer. adopted in final form by the Rural Character Study Committee on May 24, 1990. The specific changes to order. The paragraph in proposed new text shown are indicated by the t> the actual pages from the Joint Planning Area in the current form. 18 text are shown below in chronological question has been provided,' with in boldface. Deleted words or phrases symbol. Attached to this document are Land Use Plan that would be amended, 1. SPECIFIC CHANGES TO TEXT OF JPA LAND USE PLAN Pa a 32 "Water and Sewer Issues..." last paracTraph "The New Hope Creek Basin <> is "over the ridge" from the existing wastewater collection system and treatment plant. Limited expansion of utility service to a specific corridor is feasible, however. Such expansion would only be permitted in the development of a "Rural Village ", which would involve service to a clustered, self- contained village within a predefined service area only. Any such extensions would be sized to service only the corridor where Rural Villages are permitted. Alternative means... Pacze 60 "Rural Buffer and Conservation" The Rural Buffer area is defined as being a low- density area consisting primarily of single - family homes situated on lots having an average lot size of 1.92 acres or greater, or lots within planned developments that provide 40 -80% open space with a density of between 0.5 and 0.84 units per acre. The Rural Buffer is further defined as....... Page-83, "Rural Residential" The Rural Residential category represents a low- density area consisting primarily of single- family homes. The average lot size in this category varies depending on the amount of open