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I I I I i I I ! I I I I I I I I I I I Staff Analysis: Staff' Use Only: Approved:__ Denied: .l"abled: Sheriff- Phil PattersOn: No comments Soil Conservation- Dennis Testerman: Impacts of stormwater from impervious surfaces in this proposed development on water quality and water quantity have not been assessed. Tatum and Georgeville soil types .are prime farming soils that will be taken out of production. Some of the soils in this area have severe limitations for building development and roads due to low strength and slope. There are also building and septic limitations due to the depth to rock, slope, and slow percolation. Fire Inspection-Greg Walters: Concerns regarding the length of the cul de sac. Erosion Control- Thomas Smith: Owner has not contacted the Development Services office. An erosion and sedimentation control plan must be submitted to this office for review and approval prior to any land disturbing activities. Cabarrus County Schools- Leonard Campbell:. No comments. NCDOT- Joe Wilson: Site distance is marginal in each direction from the proposed road, however, it is acceptable. Site triangles will be required at the intersecti°n of Mount Olive Estates Drive. Lot #2 will be required to take access of Mount Olive Estates Drive. A commercial driveway permit will be required to make the connection to Mount Olive Road. Any future development on Mount Olive Estates Drive will require additional review and driveway permits as well as potential roadway improvements to Mount Olive Road. Cabarrus County Development Services- Mike Downs: No comment. The staff finds that the proposed subdivision will meet all the subdivision regulations with the appropriate revisions to the plat. These revisions include revising the rear setbacks and having Lot #2 take access offofMount Olive Estates Drive. The proposed subdivision does not meet the Adequate Public Facilities Standards for .school capacity.