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E1 <br />New Hope Creek Corridor open space Areas include_ <br />some of the Resource Protection-Areas and a portion <br />of the Public/P_ rivate Open Space Areas which were <br />designated as s' nificant and worthy of Rrotection <br />according to the New Hope Corridor Open Space Master <br />Plan com leted 'n A ril of 1991. See Master Plan <br />MaR following Strate Ma s . The areas are part of <br />a system of open s ace in Durham and Orange Counties <br />along New HO Re Creek and its tributaries between Eno <br />of critical environmental areas such as stream beds <br />floodnlains, steep slopes,, and larger tracts of <br />historic educational or recreational value. <br />- Rural Buffer and Conservation. <br />The Rural Buffer consists of the following Joint <br />Planning Area Land Use Plan categories: Rural <br />Residential; Agricultural;- Public /Private Open <br />Space; Resource Conservation; New_Hope_Creek <br />Corridor Open Space; Extractive Use; and the <br />overlay district designated Water Quality Critical <br />Area. <br />Public - Private open Space Areas include major <br />land areas owned or controlled by public and private <br />interests in the Rural Buffer. Such holdings as Duke <br />Forest, Camp New Hope, U.S. Government lands <br />associated with Jordan Lake, the 100 -foot buffer <br />along 1--40 and Orange Water and Sewer Authority <br />lands adjacent to University Lake and the quarry <br />site on N.C. Highway 54 provide open space through <br />research, educational, forest management, and <br />recreational functions. <br />Resource Conservation Areas in the Rural Buffer <br />are identical to those in the Transition Areas; <br />i.e., floodplains, wetlands along drainage <br />tributaries, and steep slope areas (15% or greater). <br />The areas for the basis for a parks and open space <br />system (see Strategy Maps) which provides the <br />framework within which other land uses are situated. <br />New Ho Re Creek Corridor 0 en Space Areas include <br />some of the Resource Protection Areas and a ortion <br />
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