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9 <br /> on the Flexible Development Options in making their recommendations and suggest the <br /> following modifications to Flexible Development to make it specific to the Stoney Creek area: <br /> 1. Use of density bonus of additional housing unit for every acre of open space preserved above <br /> the 33%minimum: <br /> • Up to 50%open space allows half of the bonus to be used in the area; and <br /> • open space in excess of 50%permits use of the bonus units wherever desired. <br /> 2. Where density bonuses can be used: <br /> • The lower intensity area is a sending area for density bonuses; <br /> • the intermediate intensity area is a sending md receiving area; <br /> • the higher intensity area is a receiving area; and <br /> • density bonuses created in the Stoney Creek area can be utilized as stated above, but <br /> density from other areas cannot be transferred into the area. <br /> 3. In the lower intensity areas, 50% of active recreation land will not count toward open space, <br /> although active recreation uses will continue to be permitted. <br /> 4. Expedited review and approval of projects that preserve large amounts of open space and <br /> enhance rural character should be included as an incentive. <br /> EXISTING /PROPOSED ORDINANCE/PLAN PROVISIONS: The last plan amendment <br /> in the area was adopted in July, 1988. The proposed Stoney Creek Small Area Plan will <br /> supersede this by introducing the three land use intensity levels discussed above. However,these <br /> will apply only in situation where landowner/developer chooses to use voluntary Flexible <br /> Development Options. Since no zoning changes are proposed, the zoning patterns as established <br /> by the current plan will remain in effect. <br /> ORDINANCE REVIEW COMMITTEE: <br /> PLANNING BOARD: <br /> BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS: <br />
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