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Article 6: Development Standards Section 6.4: Performance Standards Orange County, North Carolina – Unified Development Ordinance Page 6-14 (a) That hazardous wastes are being sent to an approved hazardous waste recycling, storage, treatment or disposal facility, (b) That an EPAID number has been obtained, (c) That only authorized transporters are used, and (d) That on-site storage is limited to 180 days (or up to 270 days if the waste is to be transported more than 200 miles). 6.4.8 Utilities (A) Economic Development Districts (1) Each permitted use, special use, and accessory use, and secondary use to be served by a public or private water or sewer system must be: (a) Designed, sized, and constructed to the standards of the utility provider; and (b) Assured of installation of such services at the time it is approved. (2) Each MPD-CZ Master Plan and site plan must be accompanied by documentation from the utility provider that it has reviewed and approved: (a) Preliminary plans for the proposed water and/or sewer lines; (b) The adequacy of the existing system(s) to which the connections(s) will be made; (c) The capacity of the existing water and sewer treatment facilities; (d) The carrying capacity of the discharge stream or discharge point; and (e) The method of funding proposed extensions of water and sewer lines. (3) The approval by the utility provider must in the form of a resolution or other agreement adopted by its board of directors or governing board and must also contain a certification that service to the development project is authorized by any water management plan and discharge permit in effect at the time of approval. (4) Installation (a) The location and size of easements for water and/or sewer lines must be approved by and dedicated in the form of a deed of easement to the utility provider. (b) Where cuts in existing streets are made for water and/or sewer work, all cutting, backfilling, and paving shall be done in accordance with N.C. Department of Transportation and/or municipal specifications and procedures. (5) Water Use Limitations Because of the size or remaining excess capacity of treatment plants for some utility providers, uses which require large quantities of water for manufacturing and/or processing operations will require the review and approval of the Board of County Commissioners as a Conditional Use District or CZ District in accordance with the following: (a) Applicants for approval of a comprehensive site development plan must submit documented data for the proposed use or a comparable facility which justifies the projected water consumption rates. (b) If the projected water consumption rates exceed 30,000 gallons per day, the applicant will be required to obtain development approval as a Conditional Use District or CZ District as established in this Ordinance. 79