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~' 1 <br />i'`Y 3f1~~.~~t~~~~~t1'l~i <br />Hatch Road (SR 1944) <br />Orange County, North Carolina <br />~~'®~C~ ~V~1V~~~ <br />Property Location: The property is located in the Chapel Hill Township, Orange <br />County, south of Hatch Road (SR 1944) and west of the Robins Wood subdivision. <br />Property Identification: TMBL # 7.113.B.39 /Parcel ID # 9768-37-0974 <br />Total Acreage: The site consists of one tract of land that is 130..08 acres in size, <br />Zaning: Rural Buffer (RB) District with University Lake Watershed Protection Overlay <br />Developer: The site is proposed to be developed by Heffner Properties, Inc., of Chapel <br />Hill. Tom Heffner, the president of Heffner Properties, Inc., has developed and/or been <br />associated with several high-quality residential communities located within Orange <br />County in the past. <br />Zoning: The Rural Buffer (RB) zoning district was established to provide for rural <br />residential development within the portion of Orange County designated as Rural Buffer. <br />Since no extensions of public water and sewer lines are allowed within the Rural Buffer, <br />development within the Rural Buffer (RB) zoning district relies on wells for domestic <br />water supply and ground absorption systems for sanitary sewage disposal. This property <br />is also located within the University Lake Watershed Protection Overlay District which <br />restricts development to one dwelling unit per five acres.. Subdivisions within this <br />overlay district may also contain up to, but no more than, fve residential lots with a <br />density of'one dwelling unit per two acres. <br />Developer's Program: The developer of this property proposes to use one of Orange <br />County's Flexible Development options to develop the property.. Selection of this <br />development option allows more flexibility in the proposed lot sizes (as long as the <br />allowable density is not exceeded) and affords the opportunity to save more open space <br />than traditional subdivision development.. For example, we note that the amount of land <br />that is required to beset aside as open space within the Rural Buffer (RB) zoning district <br />is .33% of the site; however, based on the reduction in five-acre lot sizes that are provided <br />by the Flexible Development option, approximately 41% of the site is proposed to be <br />preserved as open space, <br />If~esdiarnp~on - Project Os~erview <br />March 22, 2006 <br />Pnge 1 of 3 <br />