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83 <br />reconsideration since significant <br />changes to the former work are not <br />being proposed. <br />c. Local Government Review: <br />Not applicable <br />d. Notice Requirements <br />Notices to affected and adjacent property owners were mailed on February 7, <br />2014. A total of 110 letters were mailed to affected property owners and 77 <br />postcards were mailed to adjacent property owners. <br />Legal advertisements were run in The Herald Sun and the News of Orange on <br />February 12 and 19. <br />25 notification signs were posted in strategic areas of the affected area on <br />February 11, 2014. The signs were posted 3 days before the "deadline date" due <br />to forecasts for snow and ice. <br />e. Outreach: <br />® General Public: iBecause significant changes to the prior materials are not <br />(being proposed, Planning staff did not suggest a separate <br />public meeting for these amendments in the Amendment <br />'Outline /Process Form that was approved by the BOCC on <br />October 15, 2013. <br />® Small Area <br />Plan <br />Workgroup <br />❑ Other: <br />3. FISCAL IMPACT <br />.n "open house" style public information meeting for the <br />rior proposal was held on November 14, 2012 at the <br />fland- Cheeks Community Center. Ten people and one <br />OCC member attended the meeting. <br />Because significant changes to the prior materials are not <br />being proposed, Planning staff did not suggest additional <br />meetings in the Amendment Outline /Process Form that was <br />approved by the BOCC on October 15, 2013. <br />As part of the prior proposal, the EMSAP IFG met on August <br />29, 2012 to review and comment on the proposed overlay <br />districts. The group decided that additional meetings were <br />not necessary as the proposed overlay districts were <br />consistent with the intent of the adopted EMSAP. <br />The prior project required a fairly substantial amount of Planning staff time to <br />complete and was accomplished by existing staff. Since significant changes are not <br />