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N Cn a) 13.8 (B) Existing forested areas or any other healthy vegetation cannot may not be removed from a stream buffer, except where f replaced with vegetation resulting in comparable stormwater runoff velocity and quantity one year after planting. How would one go about demonstrating "comparable stormwater runoff velocity "? Is some documentation required? Why is an EIS limited to 50 pages? Comments submitted by: A General Comments General Comment Topic Kennel As I suspect you know, the County's Animal Control Ordinance includes kennel definitions and a permitting process for Class I Standards and Class Il Kennels. The County's Zoning Ordinance also includes kennel definitions and process fora kennel (or stable) to obtain a special use permit (which requires one or possibly both of the permits issued Animal Control). There is a need to better coordinate (and dare I say, unify) these ordinances. Some of the issues in regard to kennels include: • Different definitions of Class I and Class II permits • A lack of clarity as to whether a special use permit is required for Class I as well as Class II kennel • A lack of clarity as to whether a special use permit is required for Class I under the Animal Control as well as the Zoning Ordinance • Possible process improvements in the permitting process for kennels requiring a special use permit. Also, I think we should consider whether site plans for "riding stables /academies" should be subject to review by Animal Control. One concern is the availability of staff expertise in this area. Another concern is that there are no specific stable standards in the County's Animal Control Ordinances. By contrast, there are such standards for kennels which require permitting. 3 1) Incorporated; 2) For further BOCC discussion; 3) Implementation Bridge — Possible future phases; 4) Suggesting no action