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23 allows variation from the dimensional requirements of the zoning ordinance. These variations can preserve natural features while still allowing development. In the Rural Buffer it can result in dedication of public recreation area or open space. 9. Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance This ordinance severely restricts development in floodways. These floodprone areas have been incorporated into the greenway system contained in the Joint Planning Area Land Use Plan . 10 . Soil Erosion and Sedimentation Control Ordinance Countywide, this ordinance requires certain land disturbing activities to be conducted in con- formance with soil and erosion control plans. In the University Lake Watershed portion of the Rural Buffer, all land disturbing activities are subject to control requirements that are consistent with objectives of the Rural Buffer. • 11 . Thoroughfare Planning This is a form of capital improvements programming. Long range thoroughfare plans propose few highway projects in the Rural Buffer. This may be con- strued as being consistent with the low density development desired in the Rural Buffer. 12. Farm Use Taxation This State law allows farm, forest, and horticul - tural land uses to receive preferential tax treat- ment. This is an effective means of encouraging such uses. When used in the Rural Buffer, it helps. to achieve the Buffer. 13. Conservation and Historic Preservation Act The State law permits creation of conservation and preservation agreements. These agreements effec- tively prevent development of land covered. When used in the Rural Buffer, it implements the Buffer.