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ATTACHMENT ONE (1) -REZONING/SUP ORDINANCE REQUIREMENTS Page 1 -7 <br />RECOMMENDATION TABLE i~ <br />ORDINANCE ZONING OFFICER PLANNING BOARD <br />REQUIItEMENT: RECOMMENDATION: RECOMMENDATION: <br />ORDINANCE REQUIREMENT: Section 7.5.4 (c) <br />As to the adequacy of evidence on unified control and the suitability of any proposed agreements, contracts, deed <br />restrictions, sureties, dedications, contributions, guarantees, or other instruments, or the need for such instruments, or for <br />amendments in those proposed <br />Section 7...'5.4 (r~ Staff recgmmended 'approval AI their May Z 1, 2008 <br /> as detailed by the evidence Special nneetwg, .the Board <br /> and. testiuony offered by the ` voted utianiznously to <br /> Zoning Officer as >'noted' ~ aceept staff's <br /> within the dull application, the ` r~nrtznendation_ and '' <br /> 3 ", ar~d 1 . " natebnoks' <br />' finding, <br /> prodded' to the Board...,, <br />,. . <br />ORDINANCE REQUIREMENT: Section 7.5.4 (d) <br />As to the suitability of plans proposed or the desirability of amendments <br />Se,~tiort.'~.a~',~~tl~}:-, % Staff. reccammended approval ' At their May 21 and August <br /> ~ `detailed b~ the evidences 13, 2008 meetings the <br />Noted above ~~ testirnany a£fered by the Board voted Seven (7) to <br /> Ztiaing . U,fficer as noted. Two (2) to recommend <br /> within the'full applcatiotl, the denial based on the <br /> 3 and 1 " notebooks following findings: <br /> prodded to the $oard. The project calls for the <br /> creation of retail and hotel <br /> jobs, but not the higher- <br /> - ' income employment jobs <br /> anticipated by County <br /> plans, and <br /> The applicant and the <br /> County's consultant have <br /> submitted economic <br /> analysis that assumes <br /> significant sales tax and <br /> real property tax revenues <br /> would be generated by the <br /> proposed development, but <br /> this analysis is significantly <br /> flawed insofar as it fails <br /> adequately to assess costs <br /> of public services, and <br /> relies on inadequately <br /> justifted assumptions about <br /> property tax values <br /> extrapolated from other <br /> locales <br />