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Attachment 1 <br />Orange County Comprehensive Plan Land Use Element <br />"Sustainable Land Use Guiding Principles" and <br />Relationship to Comprehensive Plan Land Use Committee (CPLUC)'s 13 Growth Management Challenges <br />(Confirmed at the 10/21/2004 BOCC Work Session) <br />1, Efficient <br />Provision of Public <br />Services <br />4, Protect Water 7, Hazard Mitigation - 8. Protection of 10, Development <br />Resources - Reduction of Natural Areas/ location and <br />Watershed and Stormwater Runoff and Wildlife Corridors type <br />Groundwater Flooding <br />6. Reduction of the <br />Fiscal Impacts of <br />Development <br />Principle A <br />Efficient and Fiscally Responsible <br />Provision of Public Facilities and <br />Services <br />Principle B <br />Water Resources <br />Preservation <br />9. Reduction of Air <br />5. Traffic Reduction Pollution <br />Principle C <br />Air Quality Protection and an <br />Effective Transportation Syste <br />2, Protection of Rural <br />Community Character <br />Principle D <br />Natural Area Resource <br />Preservation <br />3. Preserve <br />Farmland <br />and Viable Farm <br />Economy <br />Principle E <br />Preservation of Rural Land <br />Use Pattern <br />Nate: Principle E is related <br />to the rural areas and farm <br />economy (and rural open <br />space) <br />Orange County Sustainability <br />11. Economic <br />Prosperity and <br />Diversity <br />Principle F <br />Sustainable Growth <br />and Development <br />13. Preservation of <br />Community Character- <br />Neighborhoods and <br />Historic/Cultural Features <br />12. Affordable <br />Housing <br />Principle G <br />Promotion of <br />Economic Prosperity <br />and Diversity <br />Principle H <br />Preservation of <br />Community Character <br />Note: Principle H is <br />related to the built <br />environment, including <br />neighborhoods and the <br />historic and cultural <br />(Regional Cooperation and Planning can be an approach used in carrying out the Comprehensive Plan rather than a goal included in the text of the Comprehensive Plan) <br />