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5 <br /> 1. Low density projects—30 feet <br /> 2. High density projects—100 feet <br /> 3. Projects covered under the 10/70 option—100 feet <br /> Figure 1.Teer Quarry,Eno River Intakes,and Protected Watershed Areas <br /> l� <br /> I 14 �y <br /> • O o <br /> 185 �• �'�� ss�f <br /> ( US70 t B <br /> a <br /> ! , •. Fsr:HS�x�.Gam"s.012c t—t`dap connitu ra r, :1 the GIS user Co.anity <br /> Legend <br /> Intake Location I Water Supply Watershed-Proposed Intake <br /> —Major Road O Critical Area-Proposed Intake Eno River Raw Water Intake near Teer Quarry <br /> Road Water Supply Watershed-Existing Intake -sue" Durham,North Carolina <br /> 0 County Boundary Critical Area-Existing Intake <br /> 0 Municipal Boundary NPDES Discharge <br /> Waterbody <br /> Attached is a brief memorandum summarizing the difference in development requirements that would result <br /> from a westward extension of the L-ENO-PW protected area in Orange County. Your own analysis would likely <br /> be more accurate. <br /> Once the City has obtained resolutions of support for the Eno River water supply classification from all of the <br /> affected jurisdictions (Town of Hillsborough, Orange County, Durham County, and City of Durham), we would <br /> submit an application for the Eno River water supply classification to the NC Department of Environmental <br /> Quality Division of Water Resources (DWR). This process will take at least 18 months according to the <br /> description from DWR (attached). <br /> The City of Durham has water distribution system interconnections with the Town of Hillsborough and with the <br /> 1600 Mist Lake Dr. Durham, NC 27704 I 919.560.4381 I DurhamNC.gov I Follow Us @©o© NC rhamNC <br />