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�'..:banizing areas V, ch 6.re not ready for pre- cise zoni,;g. 'hi = ane is unsuitabie for a residential sul.li ion. "se RR-65 (Rural Residential) zone, on the other +d, is a residential zone created in 1976 tc implement the County General Plan which designated certain areas for rural residential development. The zone provides for one (1) single family home per lot and a minimum lot size of 65,000 sq, ft. or 1.492 acres. At tnis density it is anticipated that each lot can provide its own drainage, water supply and sewage disposal. Agriculture (cultivation of :cops) is permitted. The related uses such as hog farming, feedlots, etc, are banned. This zone has been used for the recently developed rural residential subdivisions (see Appendix B) . In addition to the rezoning, the applicants have submitted a tentative subdivision map. The proposal is a 73 lot residential sub- divi.sion of 1.5 to 2 acre lots with the bulk of the lots being about 1.6 acres in size. Under the proposed RR-65 zoning, each lot would contain one (1) single family residence and certain accessory buildings. With the large lot area there will presumably be considerable landscaping or gardening on the portion of the property not used for buildings. The project would provide public road frontage to each lot and also electric and telephone utilities. Two 60' wide roads provide access to the interior of the parcel. Oakwilde Road, running north to south, will connect Quashnick Road with Ashley Lane after crossing Mosher creek. Eastview Drive would be extended along the south line of Eastview School to an intersection with Oakwilde. Long cul-de-sacs extending to the east and west off Oakwilde will serve the remainder of the subdivision. It is also proposed to extend Mosher Drive easterly as a cul-de-sac serving 3 lots. Under the proposed design no part of the sub- division would have limitation of access to an existing or proposed road. The subdivider -2-