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so <br /> 547 May Becker: I just wanted to add that I agree with what Mark said as to whether one should include the comments of staff and <br /> 548 the discussion of the Planning Board. I don't see how in good conscience you can leave them(the comments)out. <br /> 549 <br /> 550 Brian Crawford: The outstanding issue is to include Craig's potential fixes or suggestions on whether we want to send that along <br /> 551 with our comments on this section. <br /> 552 <br /> 553 Larry Wright: We are saying, yes, send this along and we will tell the Board of County Commissioners we approve of Mr. <br /> 554 Benedict is saying knowing there will be adjustments and they can look at the adjustments we reaily didn't act on. <br /> 555 <br /> 556 Samantha Cabe: What seems to be the concern is the board voted on accepting the 2.7 issue without considering Mr. <br /> 557 Benedict's comments so I think it would be appropriate if people want to include his comments stating that we didn't vote on that <br /> 558 because it was a 9�h hour suggestion,it was not fully flushed out but he is certainly obligated and free to investigate to see if this <br /> 559 is a good suggestion. He may change his mind once he thinks longer about it and rereads the definitions to see if it would really <br /> 560 work but the board did not vote on the 2.7 including his change so it shouldn't be presented to the Board of County <br /> 561 Commissioners as part of that but if he wants to include the fact that he made suggestions but we did not vote on the because <br /> 562 they were not fully flushed out. <br /> 563 <br /> 564 Larry Wright: I support that. <br /> 565 <br /> 566 Jeffrey Schmitt: That may be right,what Craig drew but I think a geologist needs to make some recommendations. That needs <br /> 567 to be brought up by someone in a professional capacity. <br /> 568 <br /> 569 Brian Crawford: What do you need for us to vote on right now? <br /> 570 <br /> 571 Craig Benedict: Pages 21 through 33 which is the text that describes all this and the map that is the culmination of graphing a <br /> 572 line around all these definitions. <br /> 573 <br /> 574 Perdita Holtz: It is the red line they voted on. <br /> 575 <br /> 576 Craig Benedict: Zoning text on ages 21 through 33 and the zoning map that was the compilation of all the line shown on maps <br /> 577 2.1 and 2.7. <br /> 578 <br /> 579 Brian Crawford: Can I have someone put that forth in a motion? <br /> 580 <br /> 581 Samantha Cabe: The zoning text, as it is currently printed,does that include that weak definition of the isolated area, it would <br /> 582 include the isolated area? <br /> 583 <br /> 584 Craig Benedict: Yes. <br /> 585 <br /> 586 Samantha Cabe: If you voted for approval on the text you would be voted for inclusion on the isolated area? <br /> 587 <br /> 588 Craig Benedict: Yes but with the clause that we are going to include the minority opinions. <br /> 589 <br /> 590 MorioN: Samantha Cabe made a motion to include that we vote on the text and the map but include as instruction to the Board <br /> 591 of Counry Commissioners that the concerns about the isolated area also apply to the text and not the maps because they need <br /> 592 to match. Seconded by Larry Wright. <br /> 593 <br /> 594 Mark Marcoplos: Getting into these parliamentary tricks,one of the things that has concemed me is the original criteria which we <br /> 595 seem to now treat as if it was handed down to Moses from the mountain that these are scientifically fool proof, legally <br /> 596 unchallengeable,they are the final word and i find that hard to believe. I think we need to acknowledge that we couldn't get a <br /> 597 bunch of scientist to say these are the only complete criteria and these cover all we know about movement of water and pollution <br /> 598 and we know all we need to know now. There is something about this criterion that we've elevated it to the point that things will <br /> 599 live and die by this criterion. I guess I'm asking is this criterion the best, most fool proof,scientifically unchallengeable, legally <br /> 600 unchallengeable or is it a work in progress and.could we imagine better criteria because I think we could. I think we're trying to <br /> 601 handie all the stuff on this criteria as if we don't need any referees,just go with the criteria. Craig, is it the pinnacle of scientific <br /> 602 certitude. <br /> 603 <br /> 604 Craig Benedict: In 2010, this is our best available technology and knowledge. Who would think 15 years ago we would be <br /> 605 buying bottled water. This is an upgrade to our 1994 to our technology and water quality consciousness so I think for 2010 this is <br /> 606 appropriate. I think all our zoning and environmental regulations are an evolution and we wiil amend them accordingly. <br /> 607 <br />