Description
Melfield Woods Subdivision in Haw River beside the new Southeast Alamance High School Developed in 1973; Lot 66 has 99 ft of road frontage and .37 acres and wooded. Single Family Residence with at least 650 sq ft for one story home, 800 Sq Ft for 1.5 and 2 story homes see Restrictive Covenants: Orange Alamance Water is available. Needs septic system. The subdivision per Alamance County Planning Dept non conforming lots can be sold. Needs soil evaluation by Environmental Health Dept unless the Town of Swepsonville says this lot could be annexed into the city to tap into their water & sewer. This lot is located beside the new homes in Autumn Trace. Please call agent for any questions. **From Brad Bullis Town Administrator of Swepsonville, Our Engineers and Utility Contractor were onsite this morning to evaluate. Please see below for their comments: 1) Storm drain could cause an issue 2)Property needs to be surveyed (with flags) in-order to determine a possible location for sewer clean-out 3)Providing an elevation survey will help the Town determine the depths of the manhole from the site and if there's enough slope for flow 4)Would need to know site plan/layout of house because does not appear to be much room to run sewer 50)If Melfield is an NCDOT maintained road, it's likely they (DOT) will not allow for cuts to the road to be at an angle**
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0BEDS
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0.37ACRES
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01/2 BATHS
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Description
Melfield Woods Subdivision in Haw River beside the new Southeast Alamance High School Developed in 1973; Lot 66 has 99 ft of road frontage and .37 acres and wooded. Single Family Residence with at least 650 sq ft for one story home, 800 Sq Ft for 1.5 and 2 story homes see Restrictive Covenants: Orange Alamance Water is available. Needs septic system. The subdivision per Alamance County Planning Dept non conforming lots can be sold. Needs soil evaluation by Environmental Health Dept unless the Town of Swepsonville says this lot could be annexed into the city to tap into their water & sewer. This lot is located beside the new homes in Autumn Trace. Please call agent for any questions. **From Brad Bullis Town Administrator of Swepsonville, Our Engineers and Utility Contractor were onsite this morning to evaluate. Please see below for their comments: 1) Storm drain could cause an issue 2)Property needs to be surveyed (with flags) in-order to determine a possible location for sewer clean-out 3)Providing an elevation survey will help the Town determine the depths of the manhole from the site and if there's enough slope for flow 4)Would need to know site plan/layout of house because does not appear to be much room to run sewer 50)If Melfield is an NCDOT maintained road, it's likely they (DOT) will not allow for cuts to the road to be at an angle**
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