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210 Proposed Access and Transportation Network Improvements There is no proposed change to how Woodsedge Mobile Home Park is accessed by its residents and users. The development currently has access to NC 86 S by way of Phoebe Drive on the northern side of the property. There is also an internal street network for access to the homes and the park's recreational features. No new NCDOT driveway permitting would be required nor would additional improvements be necessary for fire marshal access and emergency response needs. The nature of the proposed modifications does not introduce new traffic generation for the existing Woodsedge Mobile Home Park. The relocation of the 25 acres of Open Space is proposed to remove any future access to E. Scarlett Mountain Drive. The amended site plan submitted as part of the application details 100' of dedicated Open Space along the entirety of E. Scarlett Mountain Drive, which is proposed to be preserved within a conservation easement. Proposed Utilities No new utilities are proposed with this major modification request. The development is currently served by Town of Hillsborough water and sewer services and will remain as such. Land Use Buffers/Setbacks North 20 ft. setback, 100 ft. perimeter buffer* South 20 ft. setback, 100 ft. perimeter buffer East 40 ft. front setback, 20ft. side setback, 100 ft. perimeter buffer West 20 ft. setback, 100 ft. perimeter buffer *100 ft. perimeter buffer was a requirement of the original 1985 Woodsedge Special Use Permit and 1991 The Woods Special Use Permit. A 75 ft. perimeter buffer was applied to recreation uses and off-street parking. Environmental Assessment (EA) The major modification being requested does not change the land use character or intensity of the existing Woodsedge and The Woods Mobile Home Park and no Environmental Assessment was required per Section 2.7.14 of the UDO. However, full application materials have been shared with various State agencies via the NC Department of Administration's State Clearinghouse. Additionally, the request was reviewed by Orange County Department of Environment, Agriculture, Parks and Recreation (DEAPR). As a result of this coordinated review Planning and DEAPR staff agree with a determination of"Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI)" per Section 2.25 of the UDO (Attachment 5). Solid Waste Given the proposed major modification relates to ownership and open space location, there is no change to the existing solid waste disposal needs of the park associated with this request. Orange County Solid Waste did not provide any comments for the modifications being reviewed.