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TOWN OF CHAPEL HILL Fax:919 -967 -8406 Nov 9 1999 13:54 N Schools. In 0I -3 and MH "P" Permitted as a Principal Use, "S" Permitted as a Special Use. For existing Elementary and Secondary Schools "P" Permitted as a Principal Use." Section 6. Subsection 13.11.1, Use Group A; Subsection 13.11.2, Use Group B; Subsection 13.11.3, Use Group C, Schedule of Intcnsity Regulations are hereby amended to provide for a new zone called MH, the same requirements as the current RT provisions. Section 7. Section 19.2 of the Chapel Hill Development Ordinance is hereby revised by adding the following language at the end: "g) Any development of a Solid Waste Management Facility on a zoning lot." Section 8. The first paragraph of Section 14.12.2 of the Chapel Hill Development Ordinance is hereby amended to read as follows: "A buffer is a strip of land together with the screening required thereon. Except as otherwise specifically provided in this chapter, the type of buffer required between a proposed development and adjacent streets, land uses or zoning designations shall be as specified in Subsection 14.12.6, Schedule of Required Buffers. Where the proposed development site and the adjacent land are both located within either Town Center District, no buffer shall be required. Where the proposed development site is located in the Residential -High Density -12 zoning district, no buffer shall be required. Where the proposed development site is located in the Materials Handing (MH) zoning district, a 204 foot landscape bufferyard shall be required_" Section 9. Section 14.13.7 of the Chapel Hill Development Ordinance is hereby amended to read as follows: "14.13.7 Signs in Residential, Materials Handling, and Rural Transition Districts and in PD -H Developments No sign shall be erected or displayed in any Residential, Materials Handling,, or Rural Transition district or in any Planned Development- Housing except as allowed under subsection 14.13.4 or as provided below: Section 1 i .Development identification signs containing the name and/or logo of a subdivision, multi - family development, or planned development, provided such signs are limited to one free - standing sign at each principal point of access to the development, sixteen (16) square feet in area per display surface, and a maximum height of six (6) feet above finished grade; or two (2) signs mounted on wooden, brick, or stone entry walls, eight (8) square feet per display surface, and a maximum height of six (6) feet above finished grade. Section I (.Nonresidential signs identifying nonresidential uses permitted as a .principal or special use in Residential, Materials Handling„ or Rural