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19 <br /> 1 Craig Benedict said UDO changes should be base in the comprehensive plan, but some <br /> 2 UDO changes are achievable without starting anew with the comprehensive plan. <br /> 3 Commissioner Richards asked for clarification of the time periods of data used to create <br /> 4 the current comprehensive plan. <br /> 5 Craig Benedict said some of the trends were put together over several decades. He <br /> 6 said various departments are responsible for different elements of the plan, and there is much <br /> 7 better data available now than in 2008, when the last revision was done. <br /> 8 Chair Price said some of the older data was used to illustrate the immense growth in the <br /> 9 County over time. <br /> 10 The Board agreed by consensus to move forward on action items 1.1 and 1.3. <br /> 11 The Board reviewed the mid-term options. <br /> 12 Chair Price asked if there is consensus to discontinue the voluntary density bonus. <br /> 13 Commissioner Bedford said she agreed with the mid-term options, and wanted to give <br /> 14 staff flexibility to mix and match. <br /> 15 Commissioner Bedford supported the top three short-term action items, but also said to <br /> 16 empower staff to pursue the others too. She said the voluntary density bonuses seem <br /> 17 ineffective. <br /> 18 Chair Price said the Board would review the other short-term items not on Slide #10. <br /> 19 The Board decided by consensus to move forward on action items 2.1 and 2.3. <br /> 20 The Board also agreed by consensus to no longer pursue action item 2.2. <br /> 21 The Board reviewed the long-term options, and agreed by consensus to pursue 3.1 and <br /> 22 3.2. <br /> 23 The Board did not have consensus on action item 3.3. <br /> 24 Chair Price asked if staff could provide clarification of item 3.3. <br /> 25 Craig Benedict said the County has flexibility to reduce watershed protections since the <br /> 26 County exceeds State requirements in many areas. He said any reduction would be reviewed <br /> 27 by the State. <br /> 28 The Board did not have consensus to move forward on action item 3.3. <br /> 29 The Board agreed by consensus to move forward on action item 3.5. <br /> 30 Chair Price said action item 3.6 should be discussed among partners. <br /> 31 The Board did not have consensus to move forward with action items 3.6 and 3.7. <br /> 32 Commissioner Richards said it is difficult to make a decision on these items since the <br /> 33 Board does not have updated information in the form of a comprehensive plan. <br /> 34 Chair Price said for 3.3, the Board will wait and revisit it at a later time when staff can <br /> 35 come back with more information. She said 3.6 and 3.7 would require conversations with <br /> 36 partners. <br /> 37 Commissioner Hamilton said the existing comprehensive plan was prescient and <br /> 38 forward-looking. She said updating the plan would require understanding the tradeoffs and it <br /> 39 would impact several of the items in the long-term section. She said from her perspective, none <br /> 40 of these action items are completely off the table, but some may need to wait until the <br /> 41 comprehensive plan is completed. <br /> 42 Commissioner Greene agreed with Commissioner Hamilton. She said the long-term <br /> 43 goals require identifying the values that County residents have now. <br /> 44 Chair Price said the watershed protection item could have been worded a bit better, but <br /> 45 it is not seeking to back down on protecting the watershed. <br /> 46 Commissioner Greene said Orange County residents wanted to go beyond the State <br /> 47 requirements, and she expects many still do. <br /> 48 The Board reviewed the long-term items listed on Slide #10. Action items 3.1, 3.2, 3.4, <br /> 49 and 3.5 action items were agreed upon by consensus. Action items 3.3, 3.6, and 3.7 will not be <br /> 50 pursued at this time. <br /> 51 The Board reviewed the action items on Slide #14 <br />
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