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3 <br /> 1 Slide #2 <br /> Current Agreements <br /> • Central Orange Coordinated Area Capacity Use Agreement for the Eno <br /> (COCA)(2006-first phase) River(1988) <br /> • Courtesy Review Agreement(2003) • Water and Sewer Management, Planning, <br /> and Boundary Agreement(WASMPBA) <br /> (2001) <br /> ■ Utility Services Agreement for Economic ■ Schools Adequate Public Facilities <br /> Development District south of 1-40 (2017) Ordinance(SAPFO) Memorandum of <br /> Understanding (2003) <br /> Others: (Pater agenda item) <br /> ■ Interlocal Agreement for Building Permit Administration <br /> ■ Interlocal Agreement for Stormwater and Erosion Control <br /> 2 <br /> 3 <br /> 4 Slide #3 <br /> Central Grange Coordinated Area (COCA) <br /> • Phase 1 -Strategic Growth Plan-2006 <br /> (I r�s_I/www.orangecou ritync.Uov/DocurttentCenter+View/4199/hiillsborough-Sara tegic-G row[h-Plan- <br /> POF?bidld=) <br /> • "One reason for the development of this Plan was for the County and Town to reach agreement <br /> on the future expectations on lands outside of Hillsborough, and the entity that would provide <br /> planning jurisdiction over those lands." <br /> • Among other aspects,suggested a large Rural Buffer around Hillsborough <br /> • Ignited controversy at the time and ultimately not implemented as originally envisioned <br /> • Included an analysis of Town's water capacity,transportation system,and potential areas for <br /> development <br /> • Recommended subsequent Interlocal Agreement for implementation of the plan <br /> Phase 2- Interlocal Land Management Agreement-2049 <br /> • Phase 3-COCA Land Use Plan-2013 adoption, last amended 2020 <br /> ('hips:./www.orangecountync.gov/DocrimentCenter;Viewil,tt�1 eniral-C)range Coordinated_-Area-COCA- <br /> I and4Jse-Plan-PDF?bidld=) <br /> 5 <br /> 6 <br /> 7 Commissioner Fowler arrived at 7:06 p.m. <br /> 8 <br /> 9 Perdita Holtz said the large rural buffer suggested created a lot of controversy. She said <br /> 10 that the 2013 COCA Land Use Plan is still in effect today. <br />