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SG 10/16/90 9j20j90 another existing section to include the potential for use of publicly designed, installed, maintained and monitored alternative wastewater as an possible means of provision. Lastly, please note that this section mentions lot sizes - e }.pressed in terms of acres her unit (whereas other portions of the plan refer to dersits7 r- expressed in u::its �ner a ore . ) TnD -�L:_G, GC�v� -. .. �C.1 CC. .. C'r `"5 r•� r em reser'1'.. C_ _QTr'.�4 P.... _ . E: -eE C_is IC_ -or ly Gf, u_I C_'. E- G� - ^� n ^cc-hr ouch 4 � r' radatic Lip ' ✓�� C �':1G " � C�: �10::� ) C -U!r; LC- e resources, protect fazmland, or enhance rural character. The average lot size in this category varies from 4.59 acres per unit in large -lot developments to an overLll average of 1.2 acres per unit in the Rural Village development opticn. This category is identical to the Rural Buffer category contained in the current Land Use Element of the Orange County Comprehensive Plan. The Rural Buffer.category is described in the element as land adjacent to an Urban or Transition area w'r.ich is r;:-a1 in character and which should remain :-Ural; coma_n <C LETE> lc,,.- ders_t,= res_ce..t�sl Us' a:zd nc.t rEcsi re the physical a :,ter.-sion Of urban services (weter a.— sewer) from the urban areas during the Plan period. To the north -of Chapel Hill and Carrboro in the New Hope Creek drainage basin, low density... Residential developments similar to Sedgefield, Stoneridge, Oak Hills, Birchwood Lake Estates and Falls of the New Hope are expected to continue, relying either on wells and septic tanks; or alternative wastewater treatment systems or package plants - where such systems are installed, designed, monitored, and maintained under the responsibility of a- viable public entity." Page 84 "Rura l Residential" cant. • ton of pace (The sole change proposed here simply replaces the old persons per dwelling unit rate for the Rural Buffer (1980) with a new rate calculated from the 1990 Census. No substantive change is needed or proposed.) "There are approximately 9260 acres of land designated for Rural Residential purposes in the Land Use Plan. If developed at an average density of 0.5 dwelling units per acre of land, with 15% of the land subtracted out for streets and roads, the holding capacity of the area in terms of residential dwellings is 3,936. If multiplied by the 1990 estimated population per household (2.41), the buildout population H