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Article 4: Overlay Zoning Districts <br /> Section 4.2:Watershed Protection Overlay Districts2F <br /> RESTRICTIONSTABLE 4.2.3 LAND USE <br /> DISTRICT RESTRICTIONS <br /> No new landfills are permitted. <br /> UNIV-CA No commercial or industrial uses are permitted except for commercial development, in <br /> UNIV-PW accordance with the provisions of the Ordinance, located within established Nodes as <br /> CANE-CA detailed within the Orange County Comprehensive Plan. <br /> U-ENO-CA <br /> No new golf courses are permitted <br /> UNIV-CA <br /> CANE-CA No residual (sludge/biosolids)application is permitted. <br /> U-ENO-CA <br /> CANE-PW <br /> U-ENO-PW <br /> HYCO-PW No discharging landfills are permitted. Industrial use is limited to nonhazardous light <br /> LITTLE-PW industrial uses characterized by low water use(less than 10,000 gallons per day'�pd, <br /> BACK-PW excluding domestic water(25 gallons per day'?gpd per employee)and water used for <br /> FLAT-PW heating and air conditioning). <br /> HAW-PW <br /> L-ENO-PW <br /> JORDAN-PW <br /> 4.2.4 Residential Density <br /> Maximum residential density shall be as indicated in Table 4.2.41$+ho TAMP ;n this sybse t;G_ , or <br /> as required by the underlying zoning district, whichever is less. <br /> TABLE 4.2.4 RESIDENTIAL DENSITY <br /> DISTRICT MAXIMUm DENSITY <br /> One dwelling unit per five acres4-4.21%f;.�ae, <br /> UNIV-CA Lots of record existing on October 2, 1989 may contain up to, but no more than,five lots <br /> UNIV-PW with a density of one dwelling unit per22 d44/two acres. Contiguous lots of record existing <br /> on October 2, 1989 may be combined into one parcel for development. The number of <br /> two-acre lots and the total number of lots in the combined parcel cannot exceed the sum <br /> of the number of lots which could be created from each lot of record. <br /> 14 Staff recommendation to update table name for improved reading clarity. <br /> 11 Table 4.2.3 has been reformatted to improve reading clarity. <br /> 1s Staff recommendation to eliminate the use of a technical acronym. <br /> 17 Staff recommendation to eliminate the use of a technical acronym. <br /> 1a Staff recommendation to improve reading clarity. <br /> 1e Staff recommendation to update table name for improved reading clarity. <br /> 20 Table 4.2.4 has been reformatted to improve reading clarity. <br /> 21 Staff recommendation to eliminate the use of a technical acronym and improve reading clarity. <br /> 22 Staff recommendation to eliminate the use of a technical acronym and improve reading clarity. <br /> Orange County, North Carolina—Unified Development Ordinance Page 4-6 <br />