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“The county shall identify incentives for trail dedications from willing landowners, including reducing the existing permit requirement for a trail from a CUP to a CDP/LUP, land swaps, additional agricultural uses, and revised development standards for properties affected by trails development.” 25
Voluntary Actions on Agricultural Land that Merit Housing Incentive* Coastal Habitat, Watershed and Viewshed Enhancement Conservation and Land Use Energy and Sustainability Providing coastal access across their property Preparation of hydrological or watershed plan Prepare and implement a Resource Conservation Plan Map Endangered Species Habitat on your parcel Create habitat Restore previously disturbed habitat Map archaeological sites Protect critical viewshed by providing a viewshed easement Participation in NRCS Partners in Restoration program Provide a conservation easement or sell development rights to keep land in agricultural production in perpetuity. 1 Contribute to fund used to purchase development rights Contribute to an endowment similar to CREF fund (oil industry mitigation fund) Participation in Farmland Security Act contract Restoration of building(s) of historic significance. Place overhead lines underground 26 LEED for primary residence Commit to a Agricultural Conservation Easement Engage in organic farming practices and obtain certification. *All improvements must be maintained in perpetuity through a bond or other suitable mechanism. 1 A permanent conservation easement or deed restriction conveyed to the <strong>County</strong>, upon approval, or to a non-profit farmland trust, land trust or conservation organization whose principal purpose is to conserve farmland and open space, or other suitable entity.
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