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Approved 1/4/12 � 3 <br /> 178 <br /> 179 MorioN made by Mark Marcoplos to approve the amendments as written. Seconded by Alan Campbell <br /> 180 VoTE: Unanimous <br /> 181 <br /> 182 <br /> 183 AGENDA ITEM 9: COMPREHENSIVE PLAN LAND USE ELEMENT MAP AMENDMENT: TO t112k2 2 f@COfillll@f1d2�lOf1 t0 the BOCC <br /> 184 on a govemment-ini6ated amendment to the Comprehensive Plan Land Use Element Map to change <br /> 1 SS the land use classification of approximately 47-acres near Efland and Brookhollow Road, <br /> 186 along the south side of McGowan Creek from Agricultural Residentiai to 10-Year Transition. This item <br /> 1 g� was heard at the November 21,2011 quarterly public hearing. <br /> 1 gg Presenter: Tom Altieri,Planner III <br /> 189 <br /> 190 Tom Altieri: Reviewed abstract. <br /> 191 <br /> 192 Larry Wright: On Attachment 2,on page 51,on McGowan Creek, it goes on either side, I don't understand why these lines were <br /> 193 drawn to cross McGowan Creek and what this has to do with stream buffers and development up to that creek. <br /> 194 <br /> 195 Tom Altieri: These are property lines and a separate coverage that shows the streams. Streams are further and more <br /> 196 specifically identified through the development approval process. What you see is the approximate location of that stream. If a <br /> 197 development came through,we would have to send our own staff to formally identify and document where that stream is. This is <br /> 198 just a series of overlays,which are prepared at a different point in time,with different technology, and I this is just a discrepancy <br /> 199 between a stream layer and a parcel layer. <br /> 200 <br /> 201 Buddy Hartley: Is the intention for the property to be south of the stream? <br /> 202 <br /> 203 Tom Altieri: To follow the stream. <br /> 204 <br /> 205 Buddy Hartley: There may be parts of it where the property goes across the streamline. <br /> 206 ' <br /> 207 Tom Altieri: There may be slivers. Any development would be required to follow the buffer requirements. I did mention at the <br /> 208 public hearing that there was a minor subdivision approved for this parcel. Three acres have been carved off for minor <br /> 209 subdivision. It had not been platted and that is why those lines are not reflected here. <br /> 210 <br /> 211 Judith Wegner: Is there any comment from the residents? <br /> 212 <br /> 213 Tom Altieri: There is not. Craig Benedict has been in conversation with Don Efland who is the property owner and he is <br /> 214 supportive of the amendment. No adjacent property owners have had any opinion. <br /> 215 <br /> 216 MorioN made by Judith Wegner to approve the amendment. Seconded by Lisa Stuckey. <br /> 217 Vore: Unanimous <br /> 218 <br /> 219 <br /> 220 AGENDA ITEM 1 O: COMPREHENSIVE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENTS: TO R18k@ 2�2COmRlel7d8t1011 t0 tF12 BOCC Ott 9oVemm2flt- <br /> 221 ini6ated amendments to the te� of several sections of the Comprehensive Plan. The purpose of the <br /> 222 amendments is to correct many inconsistenaes in the names of several land use categoriesldassifications and <br /> 223 terms as they are used throughout the docum�t, as well as to revise references to ordinances now <br /> 224 incorporated in the adopted UDO. This item was heard at the November 21,2011 quarterly public hearing. <br /> 225 Presenter: Shannon Berry,Planner II <br /> 226 <br /> 227 Shannon Berry: Reviewed abstract. <br /> 228 <br /> 229 Mark Marcoplos: Why is this something we are involved in? <br /> 23 0 <br /> 231 Shannon Berry: It is an official document and there are processes that are ouUined that kick you to the UDO about how you <br /> 232 would amend this document. <br /> 233 <br /> 234 Brian Crawford: All in the effort of more disclosure to the public. <br /> 235 <br /> 4 <br />