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~~. !CRI E~tIA:. '~ECON IC aE~~.L"OPWIENT ACTIVITY~NaD;,E,,: ':LAND SLOPE ~ COMPLIES: The area is located on a relatively level Lacated'in areas with slopes of less upland site with slopes averaging about 5%. than 15% grade.: Where slopes of 15°IA ' or greater are present. protection can ' ~be provided through proper site design and cr~nstrucfiion practices. ___ HYDROLOGY COMPLIES: There are no 100-year flood prone areas or Located outside of areas where 100 ~~ ' wetlands identified in the area. The Soil Survey of year flood pane areas and':wetlands ~ ~ Orange County identifies a small finger of Chewacla soil .are present. Where flood prone areas ' that extends about 600 feet north of Old NC 10 in the and wetlands' exist, protection can be vicinity of lots 10C and 19A and along the western provided through proper site design boundary of lot 33. This soil type is prone to wetness. ;and construction practices. ~' FLORA AND FAUNA COMPLIES: There are no identified sites of uni ue or Located in areas where detrime.r~tal ~ ' q endangered species in this area. The closest site in the develp,pment impacts an local, Stale ar :~ lly ac[cnowledged unique or ' fede;~a Inventory of Natural Areas and Wildlife Habitats is , ~~ertdarNgelec~~ sP~c~ps, and wildlife ~; ~ approximately 1.4 miles to the southwest -site E07, an f C th t id f Old NC 86 t th i t can be mitigate ; '~ha~~tats'ahci cor'~ prs e wes s e o a e cross ng o a es ,, ~ "throi~g~roper` si~e tlesign and Creek. `construction practices. 541E CONDITION'S ; COMPLIES; With one exception, soils are Georgeville 1_ocated in areas where general soil types. These are described as gently sloping and conditions are suitable for developmerjt•~ sloping well-drained soils that have a surFace layer of because of good drainage ' : ~ ~ ~; silt loam and a subsoil of clay loam, silty clay, silty clay characteristics and load-bearing ~ ~~'," loam, and clay; found on uplands. These soils are capacity far development: ~ '~~! generally conducive to development posing slight to moderate building constraints. The exception is a small ,;,; ~ finger of Chewacla soil that extends about 600 feet north ~ of Old NC 10 in the vicinity of lots 10C and 19A and along the western boundary of lot 33. This sail type is prone to wetness. :..PUBLIC SERVICES/ UTILLT,I'E5 . COMPLIES: Water and sewer lines from the Town of ;Located generally in' areas which are or Hillsborough currently exist in, or close to the area. A 12 ,~ could be reasonably' and effectively inch water line extends southward along NC 86 to serve °'served by,public services and facilities. Stanback and New Hope schools. There is also a six When located in areas where such inch water line that runs eastward along Old NC 10 to services and facilities are not present ~, the Strayhorn Hills subdivision. A gravity outFall line ar planned, general soil conditiaris along Cates Creek provides sewer service to the :must be suitable for: on~sife sewage Wildwood area and a force main that ties into it provides disposal systems::. service to the schools. Future sewer service to the EDD would likely be via a farce main extension from the 1 ~ ~ Cates Creek outfall. iTRANSPORTATIQN SYSTEM COMPLIES: The northern portion of the site is Located in areas adjacent fo interstate - adjacent to Interstate $5 and the southern part fronts on and major arferial highways + Old NC 10; NC 86 is approximately 600 feet to the west. E, particularly those with the potential for The Nortolk and Southern railroad is slightly aver 200 ~' providing access to;public transit i feet to the south. '.facilities. ' '~ `~ h:\comnlan\eddnlanamendmentCP-2-01.doc\2-1-01 \~b 12