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Page 2 Agenda Item Abshact D(I) September 6, 2005 alternative should operate with gravity flow verses the proposed connection which relies on the use of a pump station. An evaluation of this alternative may be worthwhile from an overall benefit-cost and customer service perspective, and should assist in the decision-making process. Orange County is seeking feedback from parties to the .Joint Planning Agreement and the Water and Sewer Management Planning and Boundary Agreement (water and sewer agreement) since the site for the new Solid Waste Management Operations Center is located within the rural buffer as defined by the ,joint planning agreement and within OWASA's Long Term Interest Area as defined by the water and sewer agreement. Orange County is referring to the Solid Waste Operations Center as an "essential public facility" and is asking for comments on their request to OWASA for an extension of public sewer to serve an essential public facility as provided for' by the water and sewer boundary agreement. Relevant sections of both agreements are provided as follows and the agreements are provided as attachments "C" and "D" respectively, Relevant Sections from the Joint Ptannine Agreement Section 1.2((3) of'the Joint Planning Agreement defines the Rural Buffer as follows: Rural Buffer. That portion of the Joint Planning Area designated on the .Joint Planning Area Land Use Map as such and designated in the Joint Planning Area Land Use Plan as Rural Residential, Agricultural, Public/Private Open Space, Resource Conservation, Extractive/Disposal Use and the overlay district designated University Lake Watershed Area. This area is further defined as being aloes-density area consisting ofsingle-family homes situated on large lots having a minimum size of two (2) acres.. The Rural Buffer is further defined as land which, although adjacent to an Urban or Transition area, is coral in character and which will remain rural, contain low-density residential uses and not require urban services (public utilities and other town services). Section 1.4 of Joint Planning Agreement incorporates the water and sewer agreement as follows: Linkage with the Water and Sewer Management, Planning and Boundary Agreement The Water and Sewer Management, Planning and Boundary Agreement (hereinafter WSMPBA) is incorporated into this agreement by reference. A copy of the WSMPBA is Exhibit B to this agreement. Termination of the WSMPBA does not terminate this agreement. The withdrawal by a party from the WSMPBA does not constitute withdrawal from this agreement.. Termination of this agreement or withdrawal from this agreement can only be accomplished as provided in this agreement, Relevant Sections from the Water and Sewer Agreement Section III of the Water and Sewer Agreement defines OWASA Lone-Term Interest Area as: An area (as shown on the Water and Sewer Service Boundary Map, which is Appendix A) within which public water and/or sewer service is not anticipated to be made, but if 09-06-2005#3