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16 <br /> 1 Commissioner Dorosin asked if the BOCC could potentially rezone it at some point. <br /> 2 Michael Harvey said yes, as long as UDO notifications requirements are followed. <br /> 3 Commissioner Price referred to the red-hatched areas on the map, with reduced buffers. <br /> 4 She said it is hard to tell what is going on in the map, but it appears a road will go right through <br /> 5 the protected area. She said she was adamant about preserving the 100-foot buffer, and asked <br /> 6 if staff was in favor of allowing pavement in this area, even with potential run off issues, etc. <br /> 7 Michael Harvey said if one looks at the totality of the County land use development <br /> 8 regulations and storm water standards, the staff is confident that existing regulatory standards <br /> 9 would address any potential impact. He said as it relates to the potential access road, the <br /> 10 reduction of the buffer makes perfect sense to staff because it would allow the road to go at a <br /> 11 narrower portion of the floodplain, than if it were further back. He said this option is a much <br /> 12 better arrangement. He said the other area with reduced buffer showed no negative impacts, <br /> 13 and staff saw fit to agree with the request. <br /> 14 Commissioner Price said the Board purposefully put in a 100-foot buffer, but staff <br /> 15 disregarded that recommendation and she said she wants to understand staff's reasoning. <br /> 16 Michael Harvey said the BOCC can certainly disagree with staff, and insist on the 100 <br /> 17 foot buffer. <br /> 18 Commissioner McKee said the BOCC has received emails from the public regarding the <br /> 19 125 buffers that were agreed upon at the Settlers Point property. <br /> 20 Michael Harvey said these buffers were agreed upon during negotiations at the BOCC <br /> 21 meeting, and the 125 buffer was along the southern portion of the property only. <br /> 22 Commissioner McKee said there has been some confusion with the public who thought <br /> 23 that a 125 buffer would be the starting point for this project, but he said that would only be the <br /> 24 case if it was under the Settlers Point construct. He said this is a different application, and the <br /> 25 BOCC is not required to start with 125 foot buffer. <br /> 26 Michael Harvey said that is correct. <br /> 27 Commissioner McKee said he wanted clarification, as there is some confusion amongst <br /> 28 the public. He said it is his understanding that the BOCC must start with the UDO requirements <br /> 29 for this property, and negotiate from there. <br /> 30 Michael Harvey said that is correct. <br /> 31 Commissioner Greene said she understands the 50-foot buffer that runs east west, as <br /> 32 this one makes sense to her. She said she is less understanding of the north south 50-foot <br /> 33 buffer that runs in the northwest corner of the property. <br /> 34 Michael Harvey said he understands this concern. He said the Applicant requested <br /> 35 flexibility, and staff agreed to it. He said if the BOCC disagrees, and wants the 100-foot buffer, it <br /> 36 can deny the requested flexibility. <br /> 37 Chair Rich asked if the map showing the need for the access point could be shown. <br /> 38 Frank Csapo presented an access point map. <br /> 39 Commissioner Dorosin said there is a road going around a parking lot in the <br /> 40 northwestern corner of the property, and asked if this is within the 50-foot buffer. <br /> 41 Frank Csapo said the road is not within the buffer, but some of the parking spaces are. <br /> 42 He said the Developer has been trying to be creative, per Commissioner Dorosin's request. He <br /> 43 said the land to the west of this parking area is not developable, per County ordinance, and so it <br /> 44 was chosen as an area for buffer reduction as the impact on neighboring properties would be <br /> 45 minimal, due to the fact that development will not happen on the neighboring property. <br /> 46 Frank Csapo said the other buffer reduction, running east-west in the southern portion of <br /> 47 the property has been requested as the crossing of a floodplain must be done on the <br /> 48 perpendicular. He said to do this further in would require a much larger portion of the floodplain <br /> 49 be crossed, and the impact will be much less if it is done lower down with a 50-foot buffer. <br /> 50 Chair Rich asked if the distance of the building from the property edge could be <br /> 51 identified. <br />
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