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45 • Sixteen(16) copies of a Concept Plan of the proposed major subdivision prepared in accordance with the specifications for Concept Plan drawings as contained in Section V-B of this Ordinance. A Concept Plan shall consist of three parts, including: 0 A Site Analysis Map; 0 A Conventional Development Option; and 0 A Flexible Development Option. In lieu of a three-part Concept Plan, one Concept Plan may be submitted if 0 The applicant is seeking approval only of a Flexible Development Plan. The applicant may also combine the Site Analysis Map and the Flexible Development Option into a single plan, provided the information required in Section V-B is displayed in a clear and legible form; or 0 The „ plio.,..t is seeking ., .,l ,fAy of., retwen fienal Development D1s„ ; wh'aH lets-are te-be-develop h-a#ferdable heusing units. in_a„e.h. For-the pMeses ef Otis Or4hmwe, a&r-dable heus*is defined as units to be sold er-moted te families eami" less dma the OFange County median ineem-e. Urban-Develepment. • Concept Plan application form as prescribed by the Planning Department in a form which provides: 0 A comparison of the impacts of the Flexible Development Option to those that would result from the Conventional Development Option. 0 A checklist identifying consistency with applicable design guidelines as set forth in Section IV-B-10-G. • Stamped envelopes addressed to each owner of property within 500 feet of the property proposed to be subdivided. The names and addresses of property owners shall be based on the current listing as shown in the Orange County Land Records System. d. lie Neighborhood Information Meeting: Upon receipt and acceptance of the Concept Plan application, the Planning Department shall schedule a Publie Neighborhood Information Meeting and mail notices of the meeting to each owner of property within 500 feet of the property proposed to be subdivided. The Elie Neighborhood Information