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Examples of Permitted Uses in Proposed Districts • Aqricultural Residential (AR) —Single-Family Homes, Mobile Homes, Greenhouses*, Bed & Breakfasts*, Parks, Governmental Facilities, Telecommunication Towers =< 75- ft., and Churches. *Only commercial uses permitted by right • Public Interest District (PID) - Botanical Gardens, Parks, Governmental Facilities, and Telecommunication Towers =< 75-ft. No commercial uses permitted by right Zoning Atlas Amendment Proposal The application of zoning districts and overlays as proposed in this amendment are: • Consistent with the goals and objectives of the 2030 Comprehensive Plan, as well as the Future Land Use Map classifications that are being proposed; • Consistent with the types and densities of development that can be supported by private wells and septic tanks; • Compatible and consistent with those of the surrounding area; and • Are of a very low density residential, agricultural and conservation oriented nature. Public Notification Completed in accordance with Section 2.8.7 of the UDO • Newspaper legal ads for 2 successive weeks • Mailed notices to affected property owners • Mailed notices to property owners within 500-feet of affected properties • Posted signs in strategic areas of the affected areas Recommendation • Receive the proposal. • Conduct the Public Hearing and accept comment. • Refer the matter to the Planning Board with a request that a recommendation be returned in time for the November 6, 2014 BOCC regular meeting. • Adjourn the public hearing until November 6, 2014 in order to receive and accept the Planning Board's recommendation and any submitted written comments. Tom Altieri said the map shows the Public Interest District in aqua green and the agricultural residential is show in light green. He said there are a series of overlays on the map to note watershed protection and special flood hazard areas, as well as a major transportation corridor shown in yellow. Commissioner porosin said the map shows the Town of Hillsborough developing on one side of the southern piece, and the other side is rural residential. Tom Altieri said the other side would be rural residential or agricultural residential. Commissioner porosin said the parcels outside of the area to be added are all rural residential. Tom Altieri said some are rural residential. He displayed another map that shows the whole area, and he reviewed the different color coding. He said both classifications are applied around Hillsborough's planning jurisdiction. Commissioner porosin said he is just asking about this one piece. He said on one side is the Town, and on the other side is rural residential. He asked if it is staff's position that