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~~~spa~u' The following are policy considerations: 1) Ongoing reevaluation of sewer treatment agreement with Town of Hillsborough. 2) Ultimate engineered infrastructure capacity of sewer system. 3) Consistency and compatibility with existing or future land use patterns such as the limits of the transition area. 4) Existence of a complimentary water system provider that can provide both potable water and fire suppression services in a planned manner. 5) Consideration of the sub-basin of the Upper Eno and the rules that govern water allotment and sewer effluent release. i1 Sewer ex ars~nn bond relate '_ _ _._ . ) _ p ed responsibilitieG. 7) Types of sewer users and overall system flows. 8) Reduction of environmental hazards. 9) Regard for public health emergencies. 10) Support of other county goals such as economic development, affordable housing, water resource preservation, etc. 11) Prioritization or phasing of system expansion. 12) The development of a specific and binding sewer extension agreement between ,all parties. 13) Existing sewer easement agreements and the obligations of the agreement. The limits of the sewer system can follow a variety of features, land use, or engineering patterns. 1) Bond Area 2) Existing Sewer Line and properties which it bisects 3) 10-year Transition Area of Land Use Plan 4) McGowen Creek 5) 20-year Transition Area of Land ,Use Plan 6) Modify Transition Area in update to Land Use Plan 7) Sewer Master Plan (unadopted at this time) 8) Water Sewer Boundary Agreement The aforesaid features roughly increase in potential service area size. 2 These preceding policy considerations and additional input from the Board of Commissioners can be developed into definitive guidelines. The staff and Board of Commissioners can use the guidelines as utility providers, to determine what projects (including project type, size and location,