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It seems to me that the main reason to keep significantly and severely sloped land undeveloped is because they may be unique and beautifuL Therefore, just as governments have been doing for some time, I believe our community should buy the land they want to preserve and allow our strong environmental ordinances to control how land is developed. Cliff Lamb Thank you for your efforts in this endeavor. In response to your request, I would first like to outline my observations to establish my frame of reference with regard to slope regulation. Historically, developments were more self-regulated than code driven. You can see areas throughout the urban core that are vacant because they were passed over by development activities due to any number of reasons. Some of those were bypassed simply because they contained slopes. It is openly recognizable that development on sloped terrain creates its own difficulties for the developer and adds to the cost of construction and management, thus the earlier reference to self-regulated developments. A positive attribute of the historical development pattern is that slopes were reserved, as a practical matter, rather than regulation. A negative attribute of this development pattern was that urbanization was expanding more rapidly than the supporting infrastructure could handle. Enter the Comprehensive Plan. Policies were emplaced to eliminate urban sprawl, control the urban core and develop only where the necessary supporting infrastructure was in place. I think that it is agreed that a fundamental premise of the comprehensive plan objectives is for infill before expansion. The comprehensive plan also calls for the protection of natural features and list slopes within that category. This is a direct conflict with the concept of infill. If asked to evaluate the conflict, I would look at the benefit/cost to the community, on both sides of the issue. The benefits of slope protection include wildlife habitat, soil conservation, green space for infiltration, as well as other elements that I trust will be adequately addressed by representatives of the committee. As a consultant sitting on the committee, I believe that I can provide perspective by summarizing the practical application of the regulations. There are parcels today that meet all the concurrency requirements, sewer, water, transportation, schools, etc., and meet all the zoning requirements for density within the urban services area, but are restricted due to the slope regulations. Under-developing what would otherwise be "developable" parcels (with the zoning and concurrency, utilities, etc.) due to slope regulations only brings pressure to expand the urban service area to meet the un-serviced demand. Page 384 of 622 Posted at 5:00 p.m. on April 1, 2013
It was noted earlier that developing sloped parcels is more costly than flat parcels. These additional costs relate to cut and balance, stormwater management and construction practices to be employed. However, the cost of expanding the service area, extending or upgrading all fringe infrastructure, etc., far exceeds the cost of site management. One comment in our initial meeting was that the quantity of lands influenced by the ordinance only represents a small percentage of the County. Be that as it may, then a counter argument would be the impacts from removal of the restriction would only affect a small percentage of the County. I think this argument is irrelevant- the issue remains policy, Is the magnitude of the benefit of slope protection equal to the magnitude of the cost of urban expansion that results from lost infill? I look forward to the discussions. Thank you. Page 385 of 622 Posted at 5:00 p.m. on April 1, 2013
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