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3/21/1990
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5 <br /> ADOPTED <br /> • 31290 <br /> Option A <br /> AVERAGE LOT* SIZE: 1 . 84 Acres <br /> REQUIRED OPEN SPACE** : 0% <br /> Option 8 <br /> AVERAGE LOT* SIZE : 4 . 59 Acres <br /> MINIMUM LOT* SIZE: 1 . 84 Acres <br /> REQUIRED OPEN SPACE** : 0% <br /> Option C <br /> AVERAGE LOT* SIZE: 0. 92 Acres (40, 000 SQ FT) <br /> REQUIRED OPEN SPACE** : 40% <br /> Option D <br /> NUMBER OF UNITS: 72 units per 100 acres (D= 0 . 72 ) <br /> REQUIRED OPEN SPACE* : 67% <br /> Option E <br /> NUMBER OF UNITS: 84 units per 100 acres (D= 0. 84) <br /> REQUIRED OPEN SPACE* : 80% <br /> * - Single family lots only. <br /> ** - Roadways and easements, except pre-existing utility <br /> easements, cannot be placed in or subtracted from open <br /> space set-asides . <br /> ************************************************************* <br /> PART THREE - RESOURCE PROTECTION <br /> The Committee finds that sites listed on the Inventory of <br /> Natural Areas and Wildl ' fe Habitats of Oran a Count should <br /> receive special consideration. The Committee therefore <br /> recommends that upon receipt of any development proposal for <br /> land containing such a site, the Planning Department <br /> recommend the voluntary use of a conservation easement to <br /> protect the site in question. Such an easement would allow <br /> development to occur while preserving the portions of the <br /> natural site contained within private property. This <br /> conservation easement should allow for annual inspection by a <br /> designated party, but should otherwise be maintained as <br /> private open space - not for public use unless so deemed by <br /> the property owner. <br /> The Committee further recommends that upon receipt of a <br /> development proposal as described above, the Planning <br /> Department will contact private conservation organizations in <br /> order to facilitate mutual protection by discussion between <br /> the potential developer and the conservation organization. <br /> 3 <br />
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