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6 <br /> staff do not deal with policy or procedural <br /> changes . <br /> Specifically, the sections of the Land Use Element <br /> that this amendment would update are as follows: <br /> Section 2. 0 County-Wide Profile., This section <br /> contains subsections dealing with issues such as <br /> natural environment, water resources, and <br /> population projections that have changed <br /> considerably since the 1981 writing. <br /> Section 3. 0-3.5, Land Use Plan. Only those <br /> sections that are in need of revision due to <br /> changed conditions will be dealt with here. <br /> At the May 22, 1989 public hearing, suggestions <br /> for cover design were made by the Commissioners. <br /> There was no public comment. <br /> The Planning Staff recommends approval of the <br /> proposed amendment. <br /> (A copy of the Executive Summary providing the <br /> updates is an attachment to these minutes on <br /> pages . ) <br /> MOTION: Best moved approval. Seconded by Boland. <br /> VOTE: Unanimous. <br /> (3) LUP-9-89 Land Use Element Map <br /> b. Orange County Zoning Atlas <br /> (1) Z-5-89 Zoning Atlas Amendment <br /> (Designation of PW-II Watershed Overlay - <br /> Upper Eno Watershed) <br /> Presentation by Crudup. <br /> These items (9-a-3 and 9-b-1) are to consider an <br /> amendment to the Zoning Atlas to add a portion of <br /> the southeast corner of the Upper Eno Watershed to <br /> the PWII Protected Watershed Overlay District and <br /> delineate the complete boundary of the Upper Eno <br /> Watershed on the Land Use Element. <br /> It was recently discovered that the southeast <br /> portion of the Upper Eno Watershed is not <br /> properly delineated on the Zoning Atlas and Land <br /> Use Element. The area in question is at the <br /> junction of four (4) townships. It appears that <br /> the watershed boundary lines were not properly <br /> connected when the maps were prepared. <br />