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Commissioner Gordan distributed a document with her recommendation and said that her recommendation is very similar to the staff's recommendation. She said that she tried to make sure she understood the differences in the categories. Commissioner Gordan's document is shown below. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN -LAND USE ELEMENT 2004 New Principles Principle A -Efficient and Fiscally Responsible Provision of Public Facilities and Services CPLUC 1. Efficient Provision of Public Services 6. Reduction of the Fiscal Impacts of Development Principle B -Water Resources Preservation 4. Protect Water Resources - Watershed and Groundwater 7. Hazard Mitigation - Reduction of Stormwater Runoff and Flooding Principle C -Air Quality Protection and an Effective Transportation System Principle D -Natural Area Resource Preservation Principle E -Preservation of Rural Land Use Pattern 5. Traffic Reduction 9. Reduction of Air Pollution {cf 1981 Goal 12: An efficient and balanced transportation system) 8. Protection of Natural Areasl Wildlife Corridors 2. Protection of Rural Community Character 3. Preserve Farmland and Viable Farm Economy Note: Principle E is related to the rural areas and farm economy (and rural open space} Principle F -Sustainable Growth and Development 10. Development Location and Type {?) (cf 1981 Goal 5 -Management of growth so that it is directed to areas where growth is desirable and can be accommodated) Principle G -Promotion of Economic Prosperity and Diversity 11. Economic Prosperity and Diversity 12. Affordable Housing Principle H -Preservation of Community 13. Preservation of Community Character Character -Neighborhoods and Historic/Cultural Features Note: Principle H is related to the built environment, including neighborhoods and the historic and cultural environment (Regional Cooperation and Planning can be an approach used in carrying out the comprehensive plan rather than a goal included in the text of the comprehensive plan.)