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Article 3 Zoning Districts

3-73 RCOD-2, Resource Conservation Overlay District 2

Wake County Unified Development Code

3-52

(i)

poles or towers are not installed within 10 feet of the lake, pond, river, stream,

or drainageway;

(j)

the area within 10 feet of the lake, pond, river, stream, or drainageway is

managed so that only vegetation posing a hazard or with a potential to grow

tall enough to interfere with the line is removed;

(k)

construction activities minimize removal of woody vegetation, the extent of

disturbed area, and the time during which areas remain in a disturbed state;

(l)

cables are installed by vibratory plow or trenching; and

(m)

trenches are backfilled with the excavated material immediately following line

installation.

(8)

Wells, subject to applicable local, state, and federal regulations.

(9)

Sewage disposal systems, on-site (including but not limited to septic tanks, pumps,

and ground absorption areas), provided that this is a replacement of an existing

sewage disposal system, approved by the Director of Environmental Services.

(10)

Recreation trails (public or private), provided:

(a)

no reasonable alternative to their location in the buffers exists

(b)

a trail crossing the buffer is combined with other permitted buffer crossings

where practicable;

(c)

buffer disturbance is no more than 20 feet wide (unless otherwise approved by

Wake County Environmental Services);

(d)

the trail is no more than 12 feet wide;

(e)

a trail crossing the buffer does so at an angle as close to 90 degrees as possible

(and not less than 60 degrees); and

(f)

trail running linearly within the buffer must be located in the outer 20 feet of

the buffer

(g)

[Use of pervious surfacing materials is encouraged]

(11)

Railroad crossings, provided:

(a)

no reasonable alternative to their location in the buffer exists;

(b)

buffer disturbance is not more than 60 feet wide; and

(c)

buffer disturbance is no more than 6,000 square feet in area

(12)

Removal of fill deemed harmful to the stream’s water quality, provided:

(a)

no excavation below the prior natural elevation;