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Approved 9/7/2016 7 325 Perdita Holtz: They’re undeveloped. 326 327 Patricia Roberts: As an interstate exit, is there any plan for gas stations? 328 329 Perdita Holtz: That’s not really envisioned with these parcels. That’s not to say in the future something couldn’t 330 happen on other parcels. 331 332 Craig Benedict: If you could show the map, there’s some areas that were not effecting change that would allow 333 those types is uses. 334 335 Patricia Roberts: What is the pink on the map? 336 337 Perdita Holtz: It’s neighborhood mixed use. 338 339 Patricia Roberts: So if somebody wanted to put a gas station they would have to get a SUP? 340 341 Perdita Holtz: It would depend on the zoning and the zoning of those parcels are EDH-2. So I would need to look up 342 and see. 343 344 Lisa Stuckey: Would it be allowed in employment? 345 346 Perdita Holtz: Well the land use classification is just the general thing; it’s the zoning that’s going to allow or 347 disallow a particular use. 348 349 Paul Guthrie: Where is the water line going? 350 351 Perdita Holtz: The sewer line is currently in the vicinity of Cornwallis Hills and it would be coming down through 352 here, under the interstate where the sewer line is. The water line actually exists on Old 86 right now. 353 354 Paul Guthrie: And the sewer line, I assume, will be using the outflow structure that serves the hospital as well? 355 356 Craig Benedict: That’s correct. When the hospital was built the sewer came closer to the parcels to the south. Part 357 of our capital improvement initiative is to assist in economic development in this area by bringing it underneath the 358 interstate, which is a high-end effort. We want to ensure that before we bring utilities to the south we’ll be in 359 agreement with Hillsborough that says we provide these economic development infrastructure incentives that we 360 will have primarily non-residential uses that have tax based employment. 361 362 Paul Guthrie: And if I remember correct, the elevations are such that at least until you get to Old 86 you would have 363 flow into the Hillsborough system for sewers, correct? 364 365 Craig Benedict: That’s correct. The sewer shed is where it flows downhill and there’s a ridgeline roughly at Davis 366 Road that flows north all the way into their system. So there’s a water and sewer boundary map that guides a lot of 367 our decisions about where you can more easily put public water/sewer versus not, and it shows this area as going 368 towards Hillsborough. 369 370 Paul Guthrie: I assume that Hillsborough has the water pumping capacity for drinking water to also go to that same 371 area? 372 373 Craig Benedict: Yes, they do. And part of the inter-local agreement will be somewhat of a reservation of water and 374 sewer capacity for this area, to ensure that if we escorted economic development and they’ll say “how much water 375 does the water and sewer purveyor treatment operate?” and we have to have a good idea of what it is. Even with 376 Hillsborough there are limitations. There’s sometimes users that have a very large amount of water usage and 377 sewage and we have to gauge. So we do have that in mind, that there is capacity for treatment and water. 378