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ORANGE COUNTY <br />NORTH CAROLINA <br />NAfrolantic Fealty <br />13 <br />..0006 <br />• ! • <br />TIMMONS GROUP <br />development currently underway in the southwest quadrant of the EDD to identity potential <br />opportunities. <br />7. Complete necessary due diligence to achieve Tier 4 status on top sites. <br />a. Geotechnical, Wetland Delineations, Topographic & ALTA Boundary Surveys, etc. <br />BUDGET. Site dependent but generally $1,000 to $1,500 per acre with Infrastructure already <br />in place (significantly increases the value of the property on a per acre basis) <br />8. Consider adjusting boundaries of EDD's and CITAN's and the Water & Sewer Districts to include <br />large tracts adjacent to these districts with low cost of development (minimal utility extensions, etc.). <br />BUDGET: $10,000 to $15,000 consultant time to evaluate parcels as well as Staff Time <br />Overall Study Recommendations <br />1. Complete a countywide water & sewer study to identify options to increase water & sewer <br />capacities. BUDGET $75,000 to $100,000 <br />2. Complete a GIS Site Selection Study to identify sites with greatest development potential near or <br />adjacent to development corridors. BUDGET $15,000 to $25,000 <br />3. Consider gaining "control" of properties (i.e. option agreements) with high development potential. <br />These sites would be identified with the GIS Site Selection Study. BUDGET: Generally $100 to <br />$200 per acre for options, however, property specific <br />4. Consider advantages of developing "Ready to Go" product. Could form a Public- Private Partnership <br />to accomplish this task. <br />a. Shovel / Pad Ready Sites <br />b. Spec Buildings <br />BUDGET: Site and Building dependent, but generally $50 to $100 per SF for Spec Buildings <br />and $50,000 to $100,000 per acre for Shovel /Pad Ready Sites <br />5. Reinitiate discussions and explore developing a research park with UNC- Chapel Hill and taking <br />advantage of the research and entrepreneurial culture of the Research Triangle Park (RTP) <br />91 Page <br />