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October 24, 2007 (Special Joint Meeting) Page 596 (b) Adopt no ordinance annexing any property designated residential on the adopted City Land Use Plan, Comprehensive Plan, or any Small Area Plan in Sub-Area 1 having an effective date before the Anniversary Date; and (C) Adopt no ordinance annexing any property zoned mixed use or designated mixed use on any adopted City Plan (as listed in (b) above) where a majority of the proposed building square footage is residential; and (d) Extend no sanitary sewer service outfall, interceptor or lateral into or through Sub-Area 1 except for those for which the City has already entered into a construction contract or for extensions required by an emergency, including but not limited to failing on site waste water treatment systems; and (e) Extend no potable water line or service into or through Sub-Area 1 except for those for which the City has already entered into a construction contract or for extensions required by an emergency, including but not limited to failing on site waste water wells; and (C2) In Utility Service Sub-Area 1 from the date of filing this Agreement with the Court until the Anniversary Date, Cabarrus County shall: (d) Modify its zoning and/or subdivision ordinance(s) and/or zoning map to limit or restrict the development of "Major Subdivisions" in all zoning districts and properties located in City Utility Sub-Area 1. The County Commissioner's (or County Planning & Zoning Commission's) final consideration of and vote on this issue will be taken no later than the Anniversary Date; and (b) Approve no community or on-site sanitary sewer waste disposal system other than a system designed for and connected to one single family residence or a single commercial or industrial user; and (C) Approve no community or on-site potable water system or well other than a system designed for and connected to one single family residence or a single commercial or industrial user. (D) Within the City's Five Year Annexation Sub-Area 2, as that term is defined below, the City may, in addition to the conditions set forth in Paragraph 2(c), above, impose upon any applicant for water or sewer utility service for a residential subdivision or business the following conditions: (i) That the applicant submit to the City a petition for voluntary annexation in a form satisfactory to the City for the property to which the applicant seeks to have such utility services extended. (ii) That the applicant agree, if the petition for voluntary annexation is approved by the City, that any development of the property to which such utility services are sought to be extended be in compliance with the City's then existing development standards. (E) Nothing in Paragraph 2(d), above, shall be construed to mean that the City shall be obligated or required to accept any such petition for voluntary annexation or to act upon the same for the purposes of annexing the property in question into the City. If, however, the City declines to accept such petition for voluntary annexation and declines to annex the property of the applicant, then the City shall notify the County Commerce Department of the City's decision not to annex so that the County may undertake to regulate the development of such property pursuant to the County's development standards. (F) With regard to any properties outside of the City's Five Year Annexation Area for which the owner thereof has requested theextension of water or sewer utility service, and with regard to any properties within the City's Five Year Annexation Area for which the City has declined the petition for voluntary annexation pursuant to Paragraph 2(f), above, for which the owner thereof has requested the extension of water or sewer utility service, the City may not impose any condition