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Slide39 <br /> • : <br /> HeardPlanning Board Meetings <br /> Comments and Concerns <br /> proposedIt was stated that many of the uses allowed <br /> District or in a RNAN-Rural Neighborhood Activity Node. <br /> Actually, every use proposed for Fiddlehead is permitted in one or more of the Zoning Districts linked to the AR <br /> RNAN land use categories in the 2030 Land Use Plan. <br /> supplyWater .. <br /> Prior to submitting a plan for Fiddlehead, the applicant engaged GMA, Inc. a hydrogeology firm that fully <br /> evaluated the property&had the Public Water Supply Section of the Division of Water Resources, NC <br /> Department of Environmental OualitV visit the site on two occasions during the due diligence process of site <br /> review as well as looking at County public well records for some of the nearby properties. <br /> In addition, the applicant reviewed thoroughly the well and water materials provided by the Eden View,the <br /> R CD Subdivision Applicant. That information addressed the same concerns about water supply. The BOCC <br /> approved Eden View with 34 lots,each with an individual well with the possibility of developing at 4-5 bedrooms. <br /> The applicant has additional information about water demand for Fiddlehead for presentation tonight. <br /> Slide <br /> VerificationPlanning Board Meeting --- Neighbors: Comments and Concerns <br /> ell Process <br /> ust as asingle-family home is required to submit a site plan to Orange County Health showing one or more <br /> possible well locations, Fiddlehead is required to submit the same information to Public Water Supply Section of <br /> the Division of Water Resources, NC Department of Environmental Quality <br /> No permits for occupancy for a home in the case of the county jurisdiction, nor any home or community use in <br /> Number of Homes, Residents, Cars,Parking &Traffi <br /> the case of Fiddlehead with DWO jurisdiction will be issued prior to their review and approval of not only the well, <br /> but its proven water supply, above ground storage,and water quality treatment facilities to be licensed by the <br /> state. <br /> y reducing the size of the proposed neighborhood to 100 dwelling units, resident population and vehicles <br /> owned by residents is reduced by 1I3. Parking spaces are and daily vehicle trips are also reduced. The <br /> modified information is contained in tables that follow. <br />