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ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING MARCH 28, 2001 <br />inconsistent, and several pages missing. Trehus noted all the necessary maps <br />were missing. <br />Trehus continued, noting that page 67 stated the City needed 359 buildable acres <br />to allow for growth for 2010. As of August 2000, the projected growth zone for <br />2010 showed a difference in the numbers. <br />Chair Lanyon asked staff to review the guidelines on pages 20-23 and make sure <br />all the guidelines were incorporated. <br />Asleson identified that the forested areas were scattered throughout the City, not <br />in dense woodlands. Chair Lanyon stated the inventory needed a map. <br />Proactively speaking, this was the only way to compare classifications. <br />Asleson stated there was a time lag between the map inventory and the field <br />research to confirm the map. <br />Chair Lanyon admitted that was true, however, the learning would be a process <br />with the mapping. Trehus commented the map would give the CitySorriething to <br />, <br />work from. <br />',..' <br />Donlin noted noted interference with the rural goals as statecr oii:page'181, Chair Lanyon <br />E ,d_ii. IP 'le V <br />added that 25,000 population conflicts with them. <br />r), <br />Donlin suggested removing #2, because it was a f4cphole fordinlimited stage <br />4k. v <br />growth. <br />Trehus indicated page 4.2 of the hap dblitiesaan a conceptual greenway planned, <br />however, the greenways need to be zoned g,Vch so there would be no conflict. <br />Asleson explained the grant would allow for a better definition of the greenway. <br />Chair Lanyon stated go9.,1*5 shilldli;1S;parate zoning. On page 26, under <br />Land Use, a sectior9Fet'kyy:aPi—odleand policies should be added. <br />Trehus noted seefibii2.22 in the .handbook describes lake protection areas, but <br />.,444,44 <br />nothing addrcsics,thasein the Plan. He asked how the conflict should be <br />addresse4.4pairtanyksuggested a specific statement stand alone in the Plan, <br />followed by "airieXample." <br />.4, <br />oz, <br />,,;61,v,y, ,. <br />01 Connell :stated .�n page 29, #7, promote community education and information <br />to plocal prb ei, owners on home maintenance, repair, and assistance <br />\., <br />opportunities, should have landscaping added to it. <br />Chair Lanyon indicated the more the City could work with homeowner <br />associations the better the planning. <br />10 <br />
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