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t <br />fir.~~ <br />T0: Ken Tt;ompson. Coun-ry t:anaeer <br />FROfi: t!arvin E. Collins. Planning Director <br />SUBJECT: Yteter/Sewer Policy <br />DATr: June 17, 196 <br />CDPIES: $arry Jacobs, Planning $oard Chair <br />On May 13, 1967, the tlatural Resources Subcommittee of the <br />Planning board met in the Planning Department to consider a <br />dref7 water/.sewer policy for Orange Gounty es related 70 land <br />use planning issues. Listed below is the proposed policy <br />statement 85 recommended by the Natural Resources <br />Subcommitte8, including minor wording ChanoeS made by the <br />Planning $oard art its June 9, 198? meeting. Also included are <br />tht goals on which The policy sratenents wore bz5ed. Attar <br />each goals Statement is an abbreviation, indicating the <br />source. The index of abbreviations i5 as follows: <br />LU° Land Use Plsn <br />i0 Zoniny Ordinance <br />SR Subdivision Regulations <br />f <br />As indicated ebOve, the Funning 13oard considered the <br />proposed policy draft on June 5. 1967. The Board recommended <br />approval is outlined Belo.;. <br />A. Revise saction (1) t~ater Supply 7o read es follows: <br />(1) k'8e" SuL+fli}~$-"~5~. ~ie11[+ctil <br />the Planning 3oard reco:,mends that Orange County <br />+ar.e an active role wi-n i`s municipalities and <br />surrounding jurisdi:~ions in developin8 and <br />ravaging water supplies and sewaoE disposal on E <br />local andregional basis. The °lenninc $oard <br />further recom:~ends ~htt Oranve County meet its <br />v.•tter supply and sewaoe diSDOStI nesCs ir. a manner <br />' COnSis~ent with axis-ine gOriCUltuel, water gUtliTy <br />critical are s, environmental protection and buffer <br />policies. <br />These recommendations are bz5ed on the following <br />00$15: <br />(a> crovide clean and safe wager supnlies <br />evai uble and Pdequtte .o meet `u`ure needs of <br />the residents Of Cringe Cour.-y. (L;:?) <br />(b) Identify: develop end mar.ece Orange county+5 <br />water supplies so treat availEble resources are <br />