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134 <br /> 1 <br /> 2 Commissioner Fowler said she didn't have a problem with the language regarding the <br /> 3 rural buffer. <br /> 4 Cy Stober said Chair Bedford said at work session that the language was too broad, and <br /> 5 they are fine tuning the language <br /> 6 Commissioner Carter said she thought that the concern was about postponing a <br /> 7 conversation until after the plan was approved and that the Board should have an opportunity to <br /> 8 weigh in on that before the drafted revisions are made. She said the current plan says it will be <br /> 9 re-evaluated down the road over the ten-year cycle, but that the Board doesn't want to wait to <br /> 10 have those conversations. <br /> 11 Commissioner McKee said if they are not going to have an honest conversation about the <br /> 12 rural buffer, then they might as well go home. <br /> 13 Kelly Guadalupe asked if the Board could clarify if changes to the rural buffer can be <br /> 14 included in engagement window three. <br /> 15 Commissioner Greene said for her it is not up for discussion. She said for a long time the <br /> 16 county's position has been that they will not make any changes to the rural buffer unless it is part <br /> 17 of a collaborative conversation with the other parties. She said that wanted to see a finalized land <br /> 18 use plan and then the county can have the conversation with the other parties. <br /> 19 Kelly Guadalupe said it appears there are different opinions on this topic, and it will affect <br /> 20 moving forward with engagement window three. <br /> 21 Commissioner Fowler said she thinks it is important to get public opinion on the rural <br /> 22 buffer, because the county has an idea of conservation subdivisions, but they are currently <br /> 23 excluded from the rural buffer. She said if you want people driving less, and people are going to <br /> 24 move out there, it seems like the county should allow them in the rural buffer. She said it likely <br /> 25 won't be many and it makes more sense to put them closer to town than, say, to Person County. <br /> 26 Kelly Guadalupe asked the Board if they want conversation on the rural buffer to be part <br /> 27 of engagement window three. <br /> 28 Commissioner Greene said she could support having in the draft the notion of <br /> 29 conservation subdivisions in the rural buffer. She said she would not want the rural buffer to be <br /> 30 eliminated in the draft. <br /> 31 Cy Stober asked the Board to re-read the draft plan because he felt that staff did a good <br /> 32 job of incorporating their feedback as well as the public's. He asked that the Board send questions <br /> 33 or comments to the Planning Department so they can be prepared to respond. <br /> 34 Commissioner Portie-Ascott asked if Planning staff considered the memo from the County <br /> 35 Attorney's Office on housing when drafting the land use plan. <br /> 36 Cy Stober said yes. He said they the main piece that was not incorporated was the <br /> 37 economic analysis. He said they've had conversations with the development community, home <br /> 38 building community, affordable housing community, and they incorporated that along with all the <br /> 39 environmental materials as well as public feedback. He said this is not his plan, this is the county's <br /> 40 plan. He said they tried to strike a balance and want to serve the county's interest. He said they <br /> 41 would provide an update to the Board on what has been implemented. <br /> 42 Chair Bedford asked for the memo from the attorney's office to be forwarded to the Board. <br /> 43 Cy Stober said he would send it. <br /> 44 Commissioner Carter said she would like re-review the draft plan. She said reviewing it <br /> 45 together would be helpful because each person will pick something different up. <br /> 46 Kelly Guadalupe asked the Board when the Board would want to have another <br /> 47 conversation after reviewing the plan and making notes about topics that could be removed. <br /> 48 Commissioner McKee said that the holidays will affect their ability to meet. <br /> 49 Kelly Guadalupe encouraged the Board to review the plan for topics that could be <br /> 50 removed. <br />
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