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Orange County Board of Commissioners <br /> Page 5 <br /> August 15, 2002 <br /> likely to be overlay or special use zoning districts in areas <br /> with minimal groundwater which require larger lots, lower <br /> density or proof presented by the developer that they are not <br /> needed. <br /> 6. Groundwater containment requirements (runoff) of <br /> Orange County' s regulations are, for the most part, resolved <br /> after. preliminary plan approval. That is, every development in <br /> Orange County must be done in a manner which insures groundwater <br /> containment . The Erosion Control Ordinance, the Neuse River <br /> Basin rules and other rules contained within the Zoning <br /> Ordinance and Subdivision Regulations accomplish this. The <br /> burden then is on the County in administering these requirements <br /> to insure that the project is designed and developed in a manner <br /> that will comply with those regulations . <br /> Very truly yours, <br /> COLEMAN, GLEDHILL 6 RARGRAVE, P.C. <br /> offrey G dhill <br /> GEG/lsg <br /> Enclosures <br /> xc: Craig Benedict <br /> Nicole Gooding-Ray for the <br /> Orange County Planning Board <br /> John M. Link, Jr. <br /> lsg:letters\bdofcomtuscanyridge.ltr - <br />