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23 <br />specifically designed to store the information in <br />GIS and then be used for each project as needed <br />and used with other information. He noted that a <br />problem with this is that this is a proposed <br />project and the GIS system is land that has <br />already been subdivided with completed projects. <br />Thus, he felt this could not be used to project <br />net impact. <br />Lewis asked if the developer would be providing <br />the Fiscal Impact Analysis or the data. Collins <br />responded that the developer would supply the <br />data and Planning Staff would produce the Fiscal <br />Impact Analysis. <br />d. Hillsborough Cooperative Planning <br />e. Growth Management Strategies <br />AGENDA ITEM #6: ITEMS HEARD AT 2/26/90 PUBLIC HEARING <br />a. Proposed Zoning Ordinance Amendment <br />(Article 7.14.1 - Density Bonuses for <br />Affordable Housing) <br />Eidenier distributed copies of a Proposal for an <br />exemption to the Paved Roads Requirements to <br />Affordable Housing written by Ann Joyner of Cedar <br />Grove Township. (A copy of this proposal an <br />attachment to these minutes on pages .) <br />Presentation by Mary Scearbo. <br />The Report of the Low - Moderate Income Housing <br />Task Force, completed September, 1987, included a <br />recommendation to amend the Zoning Ordinance to <br />increase incentives for new construction of low <br />and moderate - income housing. <br />The proposed amendment provides such an incentive <br />by offering a density increase when affordable <br />housing opportunities are created by a developer. <br />The density bonus provisions apply only to <br />Planned Developments located outside of a <br />protected watershed, and could be applied in one <br />of several ways: <br />1) A density increase of up to 25% if a <br />Percentage of the units or lots are sold or <br />rented to low or moderate income households. <br />2) A density increase of up to 25% if off -site <br />land area is donated to Orange County for <br />