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i~~ C. Public Water and Sewer D, Environmental Considerations (Soils, Topography, Natural Areas, Streams azid Watershed) E. Land Use and Land Use Compatibility F, Site Acquisition and Development Costs The following analysis is a consideration of EULISS (WEST TEN ROAD) PROPERTY I. A. SITE ACREAGE AVAIL ABILITY 1. Public Facilities Acreage Program The topography and/or enviromrrental constraints of the site cazi affect the usable and functional parcel size. The potential site on West Ten Road is 3.3 acres, approximately 600' wide (east-west) and 2400' deep (north-south). This is the entirety of an available site for sale. The site is south of I-85/I-40, north of West Ten Road, and approximately 1,67 miles from Mt. Willing Road to the east and 1.4 miles to Buckhorn Road to the west. Access would be from multiple azid properly spaced access points on West Ten Road coordinated with the proposed school site.. The land is relatively flat (less than 5% slope). An approximately .3-5-acre low area encumber the northwest corner. The adjacent and western sixty-seven (67) acre parcel is also for sale that could be combined with this property for joint use by the County, consistent with the existing Schools and Land Use Councils `Memorandum Of Agreement for Providing Coordinated Site and Facility Planning' adopted in .June 1999. The site is large enough to accommodate a variety of parking and athletic fields, orientations and support buildings, 2. Joint Use Opportunities This site of the 33f acres also has reasonable soil quality characteristics and low slope topography. This site also has been timbered recently.. The land's dimensions are approximately 600' wide x 2400' deep. A portion of this parcel slopes to the southeast and may not be served easily by a possible Phase I `backbone' sewer gravity system to the west of the subject primary