Agenda - 06-04-1990 - Laserfiche WebLink

Browse Search

20 water and sewer in accordance with the adopted policies off the applicable local governments. Current Orange County policy is to approve water and sewer extensions only to: 1) Areas designated as Transition on the Land Use Element of the Orange County Comprehensive Plan; 2) Areas designated as Transition in this document and its accompanying Land Use Plan Map; and 3) Planned Rural Village developments in the Rural Boundary - only in the predefined Rural Village Development Corridor. Only Rural Village developments in this corridor are eligible for such extension. 4) Emergency situations requiring the extension of water and sewer services, as defined in the Orange County water and Sewer Policy. Suggestions have been made... t> Delete last sentence from paragraph. END OF PROPOSED JOINT PLANNING LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENTS PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE JOINT PLANNING AGREEMENT adopted November 2, 1987. (Also herein referenced as Appendix A, Joint Planning Land Use Plan). ARTICLE I Section 1.2 .G (Page 3, "Rural Buffer ") ...This area is further 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 land which, although adjacent to an Urban or Transition Area, is rural in character and which will remain rural, contain low- density residential uses, and not require urban services (public utilities and other Town services), with exception only in the case of "Rural Village" planned developments as defined in the Orange County zoning Ordinance, which shall be permitted only in a predefined corridor in close proximity to current service areas. END OF AMENDMENTS TO THE JOINT PLANNING AGREEMENT