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NUMBER OF UNITS: 72 UNITS PER 100 ACRES (DENSITY) REQUIRED OPEN SPACE * *: 67% OF TRACT SPECIAL CONDITIONS: Option D developments should utilize public water and sewer where possible. Where public water and sewer extension is not cost - effective, the use of community alternative wastewater systems would be permitted. The use of such systems would be contingent on participation in a Monitoring and Maintenance program adopted by the County, and such systems should also be built to public specifications. 5. OPTION E (RURAL VILLAGE) Allows for the development of a "Rural Village ", a planned residential community with a small -scale village -level commercial /service core. The overall residential density of this Rural Village would be 0.84 (84 units per 100 acres). In order to develop under this option, four - fifths, or 80 %, of the tract must be left in open space (either agricultural or natural). NUMBER OF UNITS: 84 UNITS PER 100 ACRES (DENSITY) REQUIRED OPEN SPACE * *: 80% OF TRACT SPECIAL CONDITIONS: Option E is significantly different from other residential options, and should therefore, be permitted with the following conditions: A minimum tract size of 200 acres shall be required for development of a Rural Village. Public water and sewer extension is required. Rural Village developments shall be permitted only within a defined "Development Sector ", to be analyzed and defined in the future through cooperation with local governments and utility entities. Such a sector would factor in the location of arterial and - collector roadways and feasible public utility-extension to create a logical, cost- effective and easily- defined corridor where such developments would be encouraged. Rural Village developments should be located within one -mile of arterial or collector road- ways for traffic management reasons. Such developments should not be located on inter- sections, and should be buffered from roadways. �` Aw4a