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-.4. 6 pa joint planning agreement will share associated pa-ties to the jo�r.�- - costs in an equitable fashion. Pe.c=.- The joint planning jurisdictions will develop . strategies for dealing with any special hardships that might arise for farmers in order to further the public purpose c_ protecting farmland. • d. Watershed Prntect;on Funl. OWASA will be requested to create a watershed protection fund to acquire rights in * particularly sensitive land, or take other appropriate steps to encourage preservation of water quality within the county. 6. x.1 t-rna."vo a 4 c_ .e- S ' rr The County Board of health will not permit community alternative treatment and disposal systems within the current critical area of the University Lake watershed. Until April 30, 1981 no alternative treatment and disposal systems will be allowed in the balance of the University Lake watershed. The joint planning jurisdictions will investigate potential standards for expanding the current crticial area. Individual on-site alternative disposal systems will be allowed under Hoard of Health oversight. Ay ii .b{lxty .4 Pub 4c 1' 4er WY-1-1;n �-h- tr;ve_city Lake 7. • Vstershed. OWASA will be requested to conduct a study of the advisability of making public water services available within the Lake watershed,shed, and will be asked to report to the University ogl ; joint planning jurisdictions by April 30, l on its s d?nd:.ncs and recommendations. B. Ava l Rb 1 i tv r aV . r+ g=we" l'i'e. in i-11- "n ve=s4 tv Letee =er i-,e - Public sewer will not be extended into the University� Lake watershed Except to address a public health hazard cr upon : t agree g n,. ' y all joint planning jurisdictions. agreement 9. Aeirli tional Paou1 alc-`sr Pscu r menS. Additional • y �isions will be developed by staffs in the regulatory Y�D1 following areas: control cf cluster and standard l of 'placsme::t to minimize water--quality impacts; control of siting of struot r es on individual lots; setbacks of septic tanks from • • 'stream5;' Stream buffer requirements; controls on further sub~iyi sion •of land included in open space set-asides in Y location and character of drive:'ays and clustered developments; '_ ieve roads; and such other reg..latory requirements as they be'- ^p- appropriate. Staff recommendations will be prepared and ars.`or - w.+,+ 4 )Vrv.lG:lI3Cr T 15, ..9`rQ• submitted to Govern;ng boards by a p c}:_mate_ 10. $Y r.V ax Possible too C- T=Ens-e~ral° 7�;�e� ..•,.n�� will c^^^uc Fi ohts. The County, consultation with the towns, will s co=S • ble use of transferable development - for purposes noftwatershed protection. Such a study could be e=�LS'' s :':eluded as part of continuing work on protec ticn of he rural character, or such other content as the County believes appropriate and feasible.