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II 233 <br /> ra sfer of K lopment Feasibility Study: Overview <br /> 2005 Project Schedule <br /> Orange County is conducting a feasibility study of creating a Transfer of finished, County Commissioners will decide whether to proceed with <br /> Development Rights (TDR) program for its residents. A TDR allows developing a more detailed plan for creating a TDR program for <br /> y landowners to sell the future rights of developing,iheir property v Orange County. <br /> > w permitting others to build new development in areas that can Is <br /> a -c', ' a o n support growth.Those people wishing to sell the future rights to develop Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) programs work by creating a <br /> O Z their property can continue to live, farr,r do any of the things that market for credits that are bought and sold by property owners and <br /> ti they would otherwise do with their land. ew development is directed developers. The three main concepts that must be understood are <br /> E away from farmland,water resource areas,important natural habitat sending areas,receiving areas,and TDR credits: <br /> 0 o and other places that the County and its citizens would like to see <br /> conserved. Landowners in the areas receiving additional development Sending Areas are those areas that the County would like to see <br /> t can profit by the allowance of higher densities and hence more profit. protected and conserved in the future.This could be prime farmland, <br /> Important tax base revenues from the development accrue to open space, forests, water supply watersheds, wetlands, historic <br /> H everyone in the County and allow the construction of more roads, places, or any other area that has important natural or man-made <br /> Cie parks, schools, water/sewer features.TDR programs were initially started <br /> N <br /> oo facilities, and other public in New York to protect historic landmarks, <br /> 0- m infrastructure without raising but are now being used by over 100 <br /> c O a taxes-and in places where the municipalities and counties across the <br /> Q c � new facilities are far less likely to country. Landowners in sending areas are <br /> m a� o O a o cause the need for more allowed to continue using their land for the <br /> oo a U o o infrastructure in the future. ° same uses as long as development density <br /> .A <br /> o;n <br /> w} N a Z is not increased; foregoing the ability to <br /> U N O O O -Water Supply Area ;a <br /> m Q p The County will appoint a increase density for development is <br /> -Productive Farmland a° <br /> E citizens'Task Force to work with compensated through the purchase of TDR <br /> o U c,C D -Natural Resource m ' Existing public services <br /> 0 0 p} h its consultants to explore various ......••••••. <br /> O O d d ,� ~ N p -Historic Resource -Developed edits. <br /> 0 m m c U a TDR options and prepare a -Excess capacity .� <br /> m m h h m h iv report on the feasibility of ReceNlh^rA oi1lace�4f IiD he <br /> D D a 0 a <br /> creating a TDR program in capacity to accommodate new <br /> LEGEND FOR MEETINGS Orange County. The public will C00development. In oeer to build at higher <br /> have two opportunities to learn densities than the current regulations allow, <br /> =Task Force I about TDR and provide in ut a developer must purchase TDR credits <br /> =Public Mee Cul e�i 'ty study.43e obtained from a sending area landowner. <br /> should take 9-10 months This arrangement can allow transit and <br /> to lete.Once the stud is other non-automobile modes of travel to <br /> P Y Landowners in Sending Areas receive financial compensation as they sell TDR <br /> credits to developers,who in turn use the TDR credits to build at higher densities work better in these areas as well as foster <br /> in Receiving Areas that can best accommodate new growth. revitalization. <br />
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