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Physical Features: • Gently billing; intermittent stream along the southwestern end of the pact flowing into a pond • Unnamed branch at northern portion of property • Predominantly wooden with mixed hardwoods 1djabent Land Use: • Single family residential • Predominant lotting pattern in vicinity: 1 -10 acre tracts Proposed: Roads: • An existing private road will be upgraded to NCDOT standards, ending in a cul-de-sac • A private road will branch oR from public road to provide access to six existing lots south of property • The property along the northern boundary of Lot E will be indicated as a public right-of-way with a 5-ft. utility easement • Upgrade of mad will have m be carefully planned to avoid blocking access to homes east of subdivision • 25 -11. non-exclusive easement to be recorded along southem boundary Open SpaceBUMere: • 18.14 acres open space proposed. Open space is property designed for buRenng e preserving mml character by screening the property, from the state maintained roatl e neighboring properties • Northam potion open space is entirely wooded • Southern portion is mainly an overgymn field • Designated open space east of Me pond is open field • Stream buffer Is provided along Intermittent stream Water-Sewer: • Individual wells • Private septic systems Recriatlom Public Recreation Space • Little River Community Park • Northern Disiribt Park • Payment In Lieu = $3,574 (2 lots x $422; 6 tots x $455) • No dedication is warranted because no county designated recreation area nor conservat area have been identified at this time for Mis area, as part of the current Comprehensive Plal Private Recreation Space • All subdivisions must provide a minimum of 0.028 square feet of recreation space per every square foot of land area (Amble 5.1.1 of the Orange County Zoning Ordnance, outline Land Use Intensity (LUI) requirements.) • 0. 028x31]2 =.Sg acres or 38,768 square feet