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A a iJ',.. ..r;; .L tM �� •,. 1.: � G ,r: h + , � <br />Piedmont Area = Projectis still being developed.through leadership from the '' rI ' <br />piedmont_; Triad Council of Governments and flee Piedmont Z.and Co'nseivancy ; <br />T +'.sti r .S�r'' <br />.-Their workwillmostldcely focus on.incorporating broad open space planning�goals <br />info smaller area Flans <br />} 1 c a r 3 P_ S a f ha j +.. •. + �. 1 t ,C•. +� i �. ' I t <br />,. :,, -,'. a t' S..• Ja, � 'a;� t F+ r � .f t ..'. a+. ♦ - .j i r♦ aF 7�' ` 1 �' ;t; 1'l '�.ti .' <br />s <br />Land of Sky Individual interests in a . common effort to develo a:region wide <br />strategy for profectmg open spaces are: coming ogether }Key partners include'the <br />.. +,.. ,: 1: <br />Land of Sky Council.of Governments, the Carolina Mountaui Land Conservancyr `y <br />'and local electedofficials� <br />.s r 4. ,. i' 'h J�+�7 _. rL{ -i ':� rS. i <t �.J n.,Srl�.�SI � 1 ✓'tom• -+- . a a'�'ti�S n37s � � ll;� �y�j"'�'� • 1kA ' � .n. Y� t • II ►. <br />t, , I t 1.1, {� l+� ,I'.F` rll tl .� I "1„t , t. . 1 ^1. v/. •1_ • '•�' •{'Sa'E -�f <br />4_. .i' 1 1' . ate• E ?i�t -.j_a. :. :.: <br />Open Space Mapping <br />and focus <br />predominantly on <br />protecting natural <br />areas. Additionally, <br />there are other <br />communities that are <br />expressing interest in <br />creating a regional <br />open space <br />protection plan, but <br />do not yet have the <br />resource capabilities <br />or for other reasons <br />are not ready yet to <br />proceed with <br />creating a regional <br />open space <br />protection plan. <br />Communications <br />between and among <br />the different groups <br />is being promoted <br />through the Million <br />Acre Initiative. <br />As part of the State Budget of Fiscal Year 2000, the General Assembly allocated $200,000 to the <br />Center for Geographic Information and Analysis (CGIA) as part of the $1.7 million Farmland <br />Preservation Trust package. This money was used to develop a Geographic Information System <br />(GIS) for storing and mapping open space protection data in North Carolina. Dozens of <br />meetings were held to discuss the technical intricacies of establishing such a complicated spatial <br />database. The GIS was designed to achieve two goals: <br />1) To map each protected property in North Carolina, documenting the owners, managers, funding sources, <br />management strategies, type of protection, date of transaction, and many other important pieces of <br />information about each land protection project. <br />2) To bring together layers of data that can be used to develop strategies for future land protection. Data <br />layers include prime farmland, municipal boundaries, water bodies, wildlife habitat areas, and target regions <br />of various land protection programs. <br />The structure of the database has been completed and the data have been partially collected. <br />Additional data layers have been added to the protected areas layer to create a complete "project" <br />_X V <br />