Laserfiche WebLink
1 <br />JUNE, 1980 <br />LAND USE <br />7. <br />8. <br />9. <br />« r,TTT qhrject to proven on-site sewage' treatment <br />rural development will be area <br />CAPABILITY. Future p“viaing <br />will be contingent upon the ^ ^ ^^ins <br />prior technlc.1 evidence , an ' <br />sufficient suitable land for a and reserved <br />acceptable primary ^e drainfield area, <br />space for at least one rural Orono will <br />therefor, be ba.ed upon “‘"‘"“a"*” Setlai^ds, <br />buildable land exclusive ' <br />streams or areas of high water table. <br />roral development most be self-supporting.^^All <br />future development in the r the <br />required to be ^y^J'^term^of^ater supply, <br />intended use, ®®P®®^®.^ al improvement maintenance, <br />sewage treatment and costly urban servicesso as to prevent extension of coscxy <br />into the rural area. <br />RURAL LAND USE DENSITIES WILL A^^°W MAXIMUM BETENTION OF PBIVATE WOODS <br />^“oSa?^s^;eart:3"”^r n in^^ <br />traditional vistae of «P«" ‘°°h! <br />The retention of these woo ® habitat forlands will then assure permanent habitat to <br />our abundant wildlife. Public ®P®” <br />will be provided on a large-scale . <br />neUrve Basis, but neighborhood or mini-parks <br />are unnecessary because of the ^ <br />of available privately owned and maintain <br />open space. <br />, RURAL WETLANDS AND MARSHLAND WILL BE MAINTAINED AND PROTECTED FOR <br />' sSS^cf S b^ention and filt^tion as <br />total population in the watershed i^ionthe to?a? requirement for storm^water filtrating <br />piiieiratr'oi orrurtlTetiaif. and /arshland <br />for future use as retention ponds and nutrl <br />“cycle d" urba “"s’torm f or‘"inc*r.rsed” nutrient <br />filtration.• • <br />CMP 4-21