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22 <br /> Slide #23 <br /> c)Review the differences between watersheds and how that impacts what can be built or operate within <br /> them. <br /> Table I-Impervious Surface Limits <br /> W[ersfiM htilec%oX Impervious Limih lResedenlia9 Imperriwslimils laar-Reriaennall r1uSMy pgrel�meni Xate <br /> DWlrirt <br /> XaarsXY WreGifknIl rvllP-G) 6%Ilea UN TA,41 S 1 69 Apnl],T996 <br /> dniersilYlake .WIUNM MM X UMW42.T f9r#MgX m) 12%IAeXdd1AW43blm Wa"b Apdtim <br /> Hal <br /> ra,a 6rrvrrrmolAa3fUNE{AI 6%Gm upd1a6G41S.l laempXmel 6% Odrber19.F999 <br /> rasa4eel�PMMsd IrAXF PW) 6M Ga XWLae 41S.1(xeaaptlau) 12%[wUWT*h43,61aemm ) daae09,F999 <br /> lypQfinullirdru.,(uuotlf 6%Iee IXldldble425_i armepme) H6 laarhY 1,19H• <br /> 12%IwXtle dr ndlbnAxml <br /> dpperFm PMMed11hFX4PW! 9HEMddnLarcAam Artml 12%(ser0010k 4.2,61a Mepllara IAXW I.I9H• <br /> ]W%fdtlar aEppMA1 <br /> N%MA21 wAmd9Wlrr1 Zak @rt6 Syrband Weal <br /> rAmEmPmhaMlihMOPWI 7AfXdg M6adghyl 6 iwnM1wrNbml ART1.199 <br /> iVbl•NIWrTIgh aEdXAaal) ]016{wiutin t,i9h ".Fun <br /> Fddlaeml <br /> SXla Xi-haaM lLMU PWI 6%Gee Upalak4lS.l McMpXae) 12%lee Upo Table 4 Z 6 M esmpm,n) lAVY1,199p <br /> 12%auhYe aflmslunAum7 <br /> ladlmd PraeONWIX71'9 9P9slwddnLarmdm Arml 12%GmVpp7a6%4ibbe¢epdvn) lAUXYl,19H <br /> 7H6[WXIWI'619h deWlfa EIAArtn3 <br /> S&AHMr Pm—d1irr&R3 ]2% INlim UN Tmle 4.2,61a wepbae) 1n j1,199Y <br /> Rpllh9r%a[Med 401 PW l 12% 1296GreVVV11Me4.2,61a exuPplrPnl J.M 1,1996 <br /> N.Ai.Pa dnlAW-PWI 1 N% N% A.M 1,194 <br /> krWn PMaWI1"MN-H9] I H% N% 1muaY 1,19H <br /> 'lAem YrMtbW AeeNiau m rbr lmay Rr�praP W k hAX,aS bo<ed upPaat b fAe Wee lslfwAearw(NfBll. <br /> • Impervious Surface Area Restrictions(UDO Section 4.2.5) <br /> • Land Use Restrictions(UDO 4.2.3)—no new landfills,golf courses,etc. <br /> ORANGE COUNTY <br /> NORTH CAROLINA <br /> Christopher Sandt said this table is distributed to developers and residents to help explain <br /> requirements for impervious surface limits. <br /> Table Impervious <br /> Watershed Protection Impervious Limits(Residential) Impervious Limits(Non-Residential) Existing Development Date <br /> Overlay District <br /> University Lake Critical Area(UNIV-CA) 6%(we UDOTable4.2.5.l for exceptions) 6% April2,1990 <br /> University Lake Protected(UNIV- 6%(see UDOTable4.25,1 for exceptions) 12%(see UDOTable 4.2.6for exceptions) April2,1990 <br /> PW) <br /> Cane Creek Critical Area(CANE-CA) 6%(see UDOTable4.2.5.1forexceptions) 6% October19,1999 <br /> Cane Creek Protected(CANE-PW) 6%(see UDOTable4.2.5-1 for exceptions) 12%(see UDOTable 4.2.6for exceptions) October19,1999 <br /> Upper Eno Critical Area(U-ENO-CA) 6%(see UDOTable4.2.5.l for exceptions) 6% January 1,1994* <br /> 12%(outside of Transition Areas) <br /> Upper Eno Protected(KNO-PW) 30%(within Transition Areas) 12%(see UDOTable 4,2.6for exceptions) January 1,1994* <br /> 70%(within"high density"or EDD Areas) <br /> 24%(with curb and gutter) 24%(with curb and gutter) <br /> Lower Eno Protected(I-ENO-PW) 306(without curb and gutter) 36%(without curb and gutter) January1,1994 <br /> 701A(within"high density"or EDD Areas) 70%(within"high density"or EDD Areas) <br /> Little River Protected(LITTLE-PW) 6%(Re UDOTable4.25f for exceptions) 12%(see UDOTable 4.2.6for exceptiuns) Jaruary 1,1994 <br /> 12%(outside offransition Areas) <br /> Back Creek Protected(BACK-PW) 30%(within Transition Areas) 12%(see UDOTable4.2.6forexceptions) <br /> 70%(within"high density°ar EDD Areas) laru ary 1,1994 <br /> South Hyco(reek Protected(HYCO-PW) Mb 12%(see UDOTable 4.2.6for exceptions) lanuary1,1994 <br /> Flat River Protected(FLAT-PW) 12% 12%(see UDO fable 4.2.6 for exceptions) January 1,1994 <br /> Haw River Protected(HAW-PW) 24% 24% Jaauaty 1,1994 <br /> Jordan Lake Protected(1ORDAN-PW) 24% 24% January 1,T994 <br /> *ThereoreadditionalexceptOnsto thefxisting DevelopmentDate specific toparcehlocated adjacentfa the West fork Eno Reservoir(WFER). <br />