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120 1.3 PARCEL IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS AND ZONING FOR CAMPUS PARCELS PIN ZONING PIN ZONING 9871 646437 RB 9871 721935 RB 9871 65 8140 RB 9871 743098 RB 1.4 CURRENT LAND USES—the current campus is zoned RB(Rural Buffer)and the land use is Private School. Adjacent properties are zoned RB and PDHR1 and the current land uses are single family residential. 1.5 PERMITTED USES — The existing school campus is classified as a school, elementary, middle, and secondary. The current request is to modify the Special Use Permit approved in 2015, by updating the Master Plan to reflect current and future school programming. 1.6 COMPLIANCE WITH FUTURE LAND USES—This proposal conforms to the many goals and future visions for this area remaining in the"RURAL BUFFER"as set forth by Orange County's Comprehensive Plan.Through the school's managed growth and emphasis on respect for the environment and for their neighbors,the EWS will promote conformity to the County's vision for this area of the county. 1.7 OPERATION SCHEDULE—The school operates 5 days a week on a traditional September to May school schedule.Summer camps are offered from mid-June through July from 8:30-3:30 daily M-F. 2. FINDINGS OF FACT (PERFORMANCE STANDARDS) This project requires the review and approval of a Special Use Permit modification of the 2015 approval.There are standards contained within Section 2.7 of the Unified Development Ordinance that the County must affirm in approving the project.Within this portion of the narrative,the applicant would like to offer a summary of the evidence we intend to produce,justifying an affirmative finding. (1)THE USE WILL MAINTAIN AND PROMOTE THE PUBLIC, HEALTH,SAFETY AND GENERAL WELFARE. School uses promote public health, safety and general welfare.This is a continued school use. Campus improvements associated with implementation of the various elements proposed in the Master Plan include: I Internal traffic pattern adjustments and parking improvements, based on NCDOT MTSA Traffic Management Unit recommendations will provide the ability to stack carpool traffic on campus roads during daily student drop off and pickup times.These improvements will also better separate on-campus automobile circulation from pedestrian circulation. I Fire and EMS rescue access to existing and proposed buildings on campus will be better articulated to improve response times and reduce conflict with on-campus traffic. New buildings will be sprinklered where required by the Building Code. Nearby water points(ponds)will continue to provide adequate water for fire-fighting requirements. I Stormwater collection and treatment for improved areas of campus will meet current State requirements which are above those that were in place during the initial development. Low impact stormwater collection in disconnected systems will be promoted to allow more infiltration of stormwater run-off into the on-site soils.