Agenda - 12-13-2022; 12-1 - Information Item - Memorandum - Orange County-Owned Property Inventory for Potential Affordable Housing Development

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2 PINs 9778930971, 9778941081, & 9778941099 (pp. 4 — 7) Parcels 3 Area (ac) 0.89 Jurisdiction Town of Chapel Hill Zoning R-3, 3,000 sq ft per dwelling; Pine Knolls Neighborhood Conservation Overlay Rezoning? Yes, but not of overlay district Existing Conditions: The area of this site may limit its development potential but it has the highest potential for higher-density development. It will require rezoning through the Town's process but appears to be consistent with the Town's adopted plans and policies, provided the building has architecture consistent with the area. PINs 9844786242 & 9844786326 (pp. 8, 9 & 10) Parcels 2 Area (ac) 1.85 Jurisdiction Orange County Zoning GC-4, General Commercial; Efland Village Overlay District; Efland Cheeks Overlay District Rezoning? Yes, but not of overlay districts Existing Conditions: These properties lie to the immediate west and east of the new Efland Emergency Management Services station, adjacent to the Efland Volunteer Fire Department. These properties are currently being respectively constructed and enhanced. The area of these properties and location in a water supply watershed will limit development potential but they could have greater development potential if examined with these surrounding publicly-owned properties. This approach could assist in resolving the impervious cover limitations and stormwater offsets needed for new development in this watershed. Regardless of scale, any residential use of the properties other than single-family residential will require rezoning through the County's process. A mid-to high-density use of these properties is consistent with the County's adopted plans and policies, provided the building has architecture consistent with the area. 2