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10/20/1997
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Board of Commissioners
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implement the recommendations, who is <br />responsible for the action and a general time <br />frame in which it should take place. These <br />tables will be used to ensure that the plan is <br />implemented, that the responsible party is <br />identified, and that yearly checks of <br />implementation can be made. <br /> <br />Many of the recommendations are the same <br />as those formulated for the 1991 Area Plan <br />because the land use issues and concerns <br />that were important in 1991 are still <br />important in 1997. The actions for <br />implementing the recommendations have <br />been changed to reflect changed conditions <br />and accomplishments. It is also important to <br />note that many of the actions recommended <br />in the 1991 plan have been completed or <br />implemented. Some of the more important <br />accomplishments are: <br /> <br />· Sanitary sewer service was brought to <br /> the area with the Muddy Creek Plant, the <br /> Lower Muddy Creek sewer line and the <br /> lines under construction at the crossroads <br /> and along US 601. <br />· Most of the land use and zoning actions <br /> were implemented when the County <br /> wrote a new zoning ordinance in 1993 <br /> and rezoned property according to area <br /> plans' recommendations. <br />· The Countryside Residential zoning <br /> district was created and applied to the <br /> Rural Preservation Area to help preserve <br /> rural character. <br />· Customized Development Standards <br /> were established to allow development <br /> flexibility in other zoning districts and to <br /> preserve open space. <br />· FIowes Store Road was improved and is <br /> now safer. <br /> <br />A drop-off location for recyclable <br />materials was established at the Masonic <br />Lodge in the crossroads area, <br /> <br />The following discussion is divided into the <br />same categories as the recommendations <br />tables. Where possible the discussion will <br />follow in the same order as the actual <br />recommendations. <br /> <br />LAND USE RECOMMENDATIONS <br /> <br />The land use recommendations begin with <br />the Future Land Use Map.' This map <br />indicates ultimate land use goals for the <br />area. It will be used in analyzing all land <br />development proposals as well as zoning <br />controls within the planning area. <br /> <br />Residential and Rural <br />The most prominent category shown on the <br />map is rural residential. These are areas <br />with little development pressure and no <br />planned sewer services that are primarily <br />tmdeveloped, rural residential or <br />agricultural. It is proposed that these areas <br />remain much as they are now and that <br />agricultural and rural residential zoning will <br />properly regulate that area development. <br />Housing densities of no more than one unit <br />per acre should be allowedl Overall <br />intensities will be much lower, in the <br />neighborhood of one unit per ten acres. <br /> <br />The rural residential zones adopted as part of <br />the current zoning ordinance - <br />Agricultural/Open, Low Density Residential <br />and Countryside Residential - all permit <br />residential uses and limited commercial <br />uses. The inclusion of non-residential uses <br />was a policy decision by the Board of <br />Commissioners that reflected citizens' <br /> <br />20 <br /> <br /> <br />
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