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2 new private road with NC Highway 86 and will be upgraded to the State's gravel road standards. Benton Drive will give lots 4 and 5 access to NC 86 and will be maintained at Class B private road standards. Benton Drive has been offered for public dedication through a previously recorded right -of -way agreement. The applicant proposes to extend Storey Lane to partially connect with an existing stub -out in Phase II of Stoneycreek Subdivision. The stub -out is shown as a public right -of -way in Stoneycreek but was never constructed. The improved roads in Stoneycreek are currently State maintained. The full connection of the right -of -way could be made when the adjacent property to the north is subdivided. If the Preliminary Plan is approved, the County will accept, on behalf of the general public, the rights -of -way for Storey Lane and Benton Drive for public use without maintenance responsibility. The concept plan for Tanglewood Acres was approved by the Planning Board on February 19, 1990, with Cheng Court to be built as a Class B private road and the following conditions: 1. With the Preliminary Plan, submit Road Maintenance Agreements for Storey Lane, Benton Drive, and Cheng Court for review and approval by the County Attorney. 2. Also submit Restrictive Covenants for review and approval by the County Attorney. Covenants shall include a prohibition on further subdivision, larger setbacks, tree protection, as well as protection of significant natural features including the spring(s) and rock outcroppings. 3. Upgrade Storey Lane from NC 86 to Cheng Court to NC Department of Transportation's standards for gravel roads and request that the State take over maintenance. 4. Maintain Benton Drive to Class B private road standards. On February 20, Staff met on site with the owner and the surveyor to develop a subdivision design that would be desirable to the owners while addressing Planning Staff concerns regarding site sensitivity. The resultant plan features: I. Cheng Court shortened considerably and moved up slope from the critical area in the stream buffer;