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13 <br /> Slide#26 <br /> Community Engagement Window #2 Outcomes <br /> Summary of Lone Survey Responses: Land Use Alternatives <br /> Land Use 58% are satisfied with current approach to land use <br /> Alternative#1 pp <br /> •nd Use L Majority of respondents support a focus on <br /> a <br /> Alternative#Z protection of environmental, agricultural, watershed, <br /> and rural lands <br /> Slide#27 <br /> EngagementCommunity . « Outcomes <br /> Summary of Long Survey Responses: Land Use Alternatives <br /> • Majority (52%) support encouraging new Rural <br /> Conservation Neighborhoods <br /> Land Use • Support is more evenly divided between: <br /> Alternative#3 Those who support(44%)and do not support(39%)allowing the <br /> development of private water and wastewater systems to support <br /> Rural Conservation Neighborhoods <br /> • Those who support(49%)and do not support(35%)including a new <br /> Economic Development Area south of West Ten Road <br /> • Those who support(41%)and do not support(46%)allowing two <br /> Land Use types of higher intensity mixed use developments <br /> Alternative#4 Those who support(48%)and do not support(41%)the extension <br /> of public water and sewer to support higher intensity mixed use <br /> developments <br /> Commissioner McKee said it seems like there is split support rather than no support for <br /> extending water and sewer but on the previous slides for overall takeaways, it highlights that there <br /> is not support for extending water and sewer. He said it is contradictory. <br /> Leigh Anne King said she understands his point and can adjust that in the final report. She <br /> said that the private wastewater was close, but the water was not as close. She said the point is <br /> there is not strong support for either when compared to strongly supporting or not supporting. <br /> Commissioner McKee said he wants the document to be as clear as possible because it <br /> will be a major impact. <br /> Commissioner Portie-Ascott asked if there are other factors to be considered like age and <br /> income level for those who are being surveyed. She said the participation from the Asian <br /> community is low and asked what the plan is to engage them. <br />