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2 • New Development Site Management -Overarching Strategy • Strategies Recommended for Orange County • Additional Considerations for Orange County The Upper Neuse Watershed Management Plan strongly supports the County Planning and Inspection Department's proposed Land Use Element density adjustments. The following table provides a comparison between densities recommended in the Upper Neuse Watershed Management Plan (UNWMP) and densities that Orange County Planning Staff is pursuing as part of the Comprehensive Plan Land Use Element Update: Watershed UNRBA Density Recommendation OC Staff Proposed Density Recommendation 1 du per 2* ac (first 10 West Fork Eno (Northwest Upper Eno, ac) and then 5 ac Part 1 du er 5 ac thereafter 1 du per 2* ac (first 10 No change ac) and then 5 ac Lake Oran a Northeast U er Eno, Part recommended 1 thereafter 1 du per 2* ac (first 10 ac) and then 5 ac Cor oration Lake U er Eno, Part 1 du er 5 ac thereafter 2 1 du per 2* ac (first 10 Lake Ben Johnston (Upper Eno and ac) and then 5 ac Sevenmile Creek 1 du er 5 ac thereafter 2 Lake Michie Flat River 1 du er 5 ac 1 du er 5 ac *May contain up to, but no more than, 5 lots with a density of 1 du/2ac. The 6th and all subsequent lots must not exceed a density of 1 du/sac. [1]Existing minimum density requirement: In Critical Area - 1 du per 2ac; In Protected Area - 1 du per 1 ac [2]With the exception of the Efland transition area, 1 du per 0.5 ac Following is a link to a copy of the complete Plan: Full Report: http://www.unrba.org/projact.htm If you have difficulty accessing the Plan, lease contact Tom Altieri direct) for a co at 245-2579. Orange County, Hillsborough, and the remaining 5 counties, 7 Who's Involved: municipalities, and local Soil and Water Conservation Districts in the watershed FINANCIAL IMPACT: None. RECOMMENDATION(S): The Manager recommends that the Board receive as information and provide any comments.