health, safety, or welfare with the exception of above or below ground transmission lines that may be used to connect areas in Tiers 1-3. For example, a water or sewer main, major thoroughfare, or greenway may traverse land in Tier 4 if it connects two areas designated either Tier 1, 2, or 3. Under no circumstances should service from a main line be provided to property in Tier 4. The Town should remove zoning for anything but agriculture or extremely low-density, rural residential in these areas to reinforce the infrastructure investment strategy consistent with the FLUM. Coordination Activities Anticipating new infrastructure needs for the Town is essential to planning, programming, and funding new capacity for the future, and direct coordination with the different service providers, and the officials that influence development patterns and intensities in Fuquay-Varina, is critical to ensuring capacity (supply) keeps pace with new development (demand) throughout the community. Town officials should communicate with service providers on future year needs associated with the Future Land Use Map. General priority investment areas for managing the timing, location, and magnitude of growth consistent with available resources should also be shared with service providers using the Priority Infrastructure Investment Areas Map as a guide. Both activities should begin within the year following adoption of the Land Use Plan. Information for the infrastructure categories provided in the Land Use Plan should be refined further in future master plans or feasibility studies completed after the Plan is adopted.
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