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Erosion <br />Control Date: 2/12/25 Staff: <br />Tyler Sliger <br />Tsliger@orangecountync.gov <br />919-245-2582 <br />1. Please add the following signature block to the Final Plat: <br />A Land Disturbance Permit has/has not been approved for this subdivision. This <br />certification is not a Land Disturbance Permit or an approval for Land Disturbance. <br />Subsequent changes to this subdivision may affect the ability to obtain a Land <br />Disturbance Permit and/or Stormwater Permit. <br />________________ ______ <br />Erosion Control Officer Date <br /> <br />2. Please add the following note to the Final Plat: <br /> <br />Orange County Erosion Control and Stormwater Note: <br />Orange County regulates: Land Disturbance (UDO Section 2.18); Stormwater <br />Management (UDO Section 2.21); Impervious Limits (UDO Section 4.2); Stream <br />Buffer buffers UDO Section 2.20); Floodplain Development (UDO Section 2.6); <br />Watershed Protection (UDO Section 4.2), and High-Quality Water Zone areas <br />(HQW) (UDO Section 4.2). Before building, installing, developing or land <br />disturbing on any parcel or area within the subdivision, please contact the <br />Orange County Erosion Control and Stormwater Division to determine which <br />regulations may apply. Orange County also strongly advises the applicant to <br />submit a Land Disturbance Permit (LDP) before final plat recordation to account <br />for the total regulated disturbance(s), including any roads and lots within the <br />subdivision area. If permanent Stormwater Control Measures (SCMs) are <br />constructed to meet Stormwater Management requirements, then the SCM(s) <br />may require the recordation of permanent stormwater maintenance easements <br />and/or access easements (accessible via the nearest public right of way) to <br />provide perpetual access to the SCM(s) for Orange County inspection. <br /> <br />3. Based on the information provided a Land Disturbance Permit will be required for <br />this project. We recommend including the road disturbance along with the 38-lot <br />disturbance to be under one permit. <br /> <br />4. The proposal shows the road going over a stream, to comply with Orange County <br />standards the applicant will need to apply with Orange County for a Buffer <br />Authorization Certificate. The applicant will also need to apply for a 401/404 <br />permit with the State. <br /> Fire and Life <br />Safety Date: 2/17/25 Staff: <br />Chris Pendergrass <br />cpendergrass@orangecountync.gov <br />919-245-6125 <br />1. Two separate fire access roads will be required unless homes are equipped with <br />automatic sprinkler systems or dwelling units on a single fire access road shall <br />not be increased unless fire apparatus access roads will connect with future <br />development. <br />2. Approved driving surface shall support load of 75,000 pounds. <br />3. Roadway shall not exceed 10% in grade. <br />4. Roadway shall be no less than 20’ in width, not including shoulders and or on <br />street parking. <br />5. Clearance over roadway shall be no less than 13 ½'. <br />240