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TABLE 4.2.6: IMPERVIOUS SURFACE REQUIREMENTS (NON-RESIDENTIAL) <br />DISTRICT IMPERVIOUS SURFACE/DETENTION POND REQUIREMENTS (NON-RESIDENTIAL) <br />UNIV-CA <br />CANE-CA <br />5-acre minimum lot size, with potential of up to five lots as small as two acres for lots of record September 1, <br />2015 (University Lake) or October 19, 1999 (Cane Creek); AND <br />6% impervious surface limit. [1], [2] <br />U-ENO-CA 2-acre minimum lot size AND <br />6% impervious surface limit. [1], [2] <br />UNIV-PW <br />CANE-PW <br />5-acre minimum lot size with potential of up to five lots as small as two acres for lots of record September 1, <br />2015 (University Lake) or October 19, 1999 (Cane Creek); AND <br />50% ISR for all fire stations and solid waste collection centers; AND <br />12% ISR for all other non-residential uses; AND <br />on-site infiltration of the first inch of stormwater runoff; AND <br />a limit of 1.0% of the watershed for non-residential use (139 acres in CANE-PW). [1], [2] <br />LITTLE-PW <br />2-acre minimum lot size AND <br />50% ISR for all fire stations and solid waste collection centers; AND <br />12% ISR for all other non-residential uses; AND <br />on-site infiltration of the first inch of stormwater runoff; AND <br />a limit of 1.0% of the watershed for non-residential use (406 acres in LITTLE-PW). [1], [2] <br />U-ENO-PW <br />BACK-PW <br />70% ISR in Economic Development, Commercial and/or Commercial- Industrial Nodes as designated in the <br />Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan (high-density option) with Stormwater Management Plans <br />(SMPs) and/or Stormwater Control Measures (SCMs) if ISR exceeds 12%; AND <br />50% ISR for all fire stations and solid waste collection centers outside of Commercial and/or Commercial- <br />Industrial Nodes as designated in the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan, with Stormwater <br />Management Plans (SMPs) and/or Stormwater Control Measures (SCMs) if ISR exceeds 12%; AND <br />12% ISR for all other non-residential uses outside of Commercial and/or Commercial-Industrial Nodes as <br />designated in the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan; AND <br />on-site infiltration of the first inch of stormwater runoff; AND <br />A limit of 1,151 acres of non-residential use throughout U-ENO-PW (5.0%) and 163 acres <br /> throughout BACK-PW (1%). [1], [2] <br />HYCO-PW <br />FLAT-PW <br />50% ISR for all fire stations and solid waste collection centers; AND <br />12% ISR for all other non-residential uses; AND <br />on-site infiltration of the first inch of stormwater runoff;AND <br />limit of 1% of the watershed for non-residential use (37 acres in HYCO-PW, 66 acres in FLAT-PW). [1], [2] <br />L-ENO-PW <br />70% impervious surface, with structural SCMs required when impervious surface exceeds: <br />24% (w/ curb and gutter); or <br />36% (w/o curb and gutter). [1], [2] <br />HAW-PW <br />JORDAN-PW 24% impervious surface limit. [1], [2] <br />[1] Allowable impervious surface area may be modified in accordance with Section 4.2.8 of the UDO. <br /> <br />[2] Regardless of the proposed amount of impervious surface area, a Stormwater Management Plan (SMP) and/or a Stormwater <br />Control Measure (SCM) may be required in accordance with applicable local and State standards based on proposed land <br />disturbance and/or a project exceeding impervious surface thresholds as identified herein. <br /> <br />NOTE: Non-residential use impervious acreage limits in watershed with such limits are calculated using the actual amount of <br />impervious surface for non-residential uses throughout the watershed, not by the overall number of acres of non-residential <br />parcels located in a particular watershed. <br /> <br />(A) Hillsborough Economic Development District <br />(1) The Hillsborough Economic Development District is located within the Lower Eno <br />- Unprotected watershed. Within the Hillsborough Economic Development <br />District, as designated in the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan, the <br />maximum impervious surface ratio is 50% with Stormwater Control Measures <br />(SCMs). <br />117