2-6-2023 BOC Regular Meeting Minutes

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Copper Ridge Estates Subdivision-Preliminary Plat Page 3 of 3 The following is a general note included with all rezoning requests: Sanford, Lee County, and Broadway do not have local grading permits and rely on the NC Department of Environmental Quality to regulate land disturbing activities. For questions or concerns regarding land disturbing activities, contact the NC Division of Energy, Mineral, and Land Resources Sediment Program at 1612 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-1612 or call 919-707-9220 or visit the NCDEQ website at http://deq.nc.gov. Utilities The subject property has been evaluated by licensed soil scientist(s) in order to determine the suitability of soils for individual private septic systems and the Preliminary Soil Investigation reports are included within the agenda packet for your reference. Future residential development on these lots would be served by individual private septic systems that must be approved per the North Carolina General Statues requirements, either by the Lee County Environmental Health Department or a licensed soil scientist, at the time that the developer or individual lot owner proposes to construct a house. The potable water source for this subdivision is public water from a water main to be extended from Farrell Road. Transuortation Farrell Road (SR 1423) is a NCDOT maintained public roadway with a 60ft right-of-way width. The portion of the roadway that fronts these lots must be accepted by NCDOT prior to recording the final plat that legally creates these lots. 2011 Lee Countv Comprehensive Transportation Plan: This plan illustrates Burns Drive as an existing minor thoroughfare. NCDOT Average Annual Dailv Traffic Count (AADT): There is a 2019 NCDOT AADT of 1,500 vehicles per day approximately I/2 mile north of the site, just north of the intersection of Farrell Road and Rod Sullivan Road. Other Conditions/Requirements/Notes: 1.) The preliminary plat shall be valid for two years if approved by the Lee County Commissioners. 2.) NCDEQ approval will be required if the developer disturbs an acre or greater. 3.) NCDOT approval will be required for all driveway connections to NCDOT maintained public roads. 4.) Public water must be installed & accepted for maintenance or a financial guarantee posted to guarantee the installation of the required improvements prior to recording the final plat. All financial guarantees must comply with the UDO standards and be accepted by the appropriate Governing Board. 5.) Public streets must be installed prior to recording the final plat. The developer is responsible for dedicating the public streets to NCDOT for maintenance once all requirements (density, construction method, etc.) are met.