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43 <br /> 1 Slide #29 <br /> Greene Tract Master Plan Phase and Upcoming Phases <br /> Master Plan Phase Future Phases <br /> Connectivity Framework Refinement to street&pedestrian <br /> network <br /> General Use Types Use Types and ranges <br /> General Location of Uses Zoning Approval! <br /> Quantity Ranges Transit stops <br /> Conceptual 5tormwater location Greenways, sidewalks,and trail <br /> locations <br /> Conceptual Utility locations Traffic Impact Analysis <br /> • Environmental and cultural <br /> standards <br /> Fire standards <br /> Scale of development <br /> • Recreation &buffers <br /> ORANGE COUNTY <br /> NORTI[CAROLINA <br /> 2 <br /> 3 Perdita Holtz continued the presentation. She said there is information in the abstract <br /> 4 about types of residential units that would be in each pod. She said that total residential units are <br /> 5 between 465 and 670. She said she wants to call it a community-supported master plan because <br /> 6 the community has worked hard on these recommendations and been great partners. She said <br /> 7 that this is a continuing process and there is a potential master plan that the owners will adopt. <br /> 8 She said that there will be more specific information brought forward in the future. She said that <br /> 9 there is a required zoning approval through the Town of Chapel Hill, and this will require zoning <br /> 10 approval. She said it will require that the owners submit a development agreement. She said the <br /> 11 zoning approval will be very specific about locations for greenways and trail locations. She said <br /> 12 that the master plan has the outline, but the zoning approval will have the specifics. She said <br /> 13 there may be a traffic impact analysis necessary at some point. She said that DFI will help staff <br /> 14 continue the community engagement conducted thus far to keep community updated. <br /> 15 professional staff of property experts are meeting with technical experts like for fire standards and <br /> 16 parks and rec standards. <br /> 17 <br /> 18 <br />