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the date of publication shall not be counted but the date of the public hearing shall be. With respect to map amendments, the Commerce Department shall provide first -class mail notice of the public hearing to: • Owners, according to county tax records, of all properties whose use of land may be affected by the proposed amendment. • Owners, according to tax records, of all properties within 100 feet of the properties affected by the proposed amendment. (3) The Commerce Department may also post notices of the public hearing in the vicinity of the properties affected by the proposed amendment and take any other action deemed by the Commerce Department to be useful or appropriate to give notice of the public hearing. The notice required or authorized by this section shall: • State the date, time, and place of the public hearing. • Summarize the nature and character of the proposed change. • If the proposed amendment involves a change in potential use of the land, reasonably identify the property whose potential land use would be affected by the amendment. • State that the full text of the amendment can be obtained from the Cabarrus County Commerce Department. State that substantial changes in the proposed amendment may be made following the public hearing. • Board of Commissioners Review and Adoption - Upon receipt of a recommendation from the Planning and Zoning Commission, the Commerce Department shall schedule a public hearing before the Board of Commissioners on the petition according to the procedure outlined in Section "Public Hearing Requirements ". (i) Integration of New Policies and Ordinances. (1) The development of a hazard mitigation plan entails reviewing and updating existing land use policies and regulatory ordinances while considering new policies and ordinances that improve and extend protection of the public health, safety, and welfare. The hazard mitigation planning process provides the opportunity to ensure that all planning efforts work cohesively in order to achieve mitigation goals for existing and future development. Integration into the existing regulatory framework will ensure that the county Hazard Mitigation Plan will be utilized to its full potential. (2) The county Commerce Department will create a process by which the requirements of this hazard mitigation plan will be incorporated into other local plans. During the planning process for new and updated local planning documents, such as a comprehensive plan, small area plan, or a capital improvements plan, to name a few examples, the local planner will provide a copy of the hazard mitigation plan to each respective advisory committee member. The local planner will remind the advisory committee members that all goals and strategies of new and updated local planning documents must be Hazard Mitigation Plan 32 1 December 2009 Attachment number 4 F -6 Page 103