HomeMy WebLinkAboutIf Continued from AM - Comp Plan Work Session2010 DRAFT DESCHUTES COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: POTENTIAL POLICY AMENDMENTS
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Add actions from 2009 draft comprehensive plan back in - public request
Give the on-site program to the DEQ - public request
Initiate a south county community plan - public request
Additional policies needed to support Statewide Goal implementation programs - Staff
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1.3 1.3.1(x) Public request
Add: a.“To ensure that there is no net loss of developable land,
when the county imposes new regulations on private property that
reduce its development potential or otherwise designates a
specific area for public protection, the county shall identify and
provide an equivalent amount of land within 10 miles of the
affected property with the same development potential that
existed prior to the new regulatory action on the affected
property.”
1.3 1.3.1(x) Public request
Add: a.” To ensure that there is no net loss of developable land,
when the county imposes new regulations on private property that
reduce its development potential or acquires private property for
public purposes, the county shall identify and provide an
equivalent amount of land within 10 miles of the affected property
with the same development potential that existed prior to the new
regulatory action on the affected property.”
1.3 1.3.1 Public request
Amend: “Consider private property rights and economic impacts
to property owners and the community when creating and revising
land use policies and regulations and due compensation is
needed in all cases of „take away‟ of private lands in the name of
„public good.”
1.3 1.3.7 Staff clarification
Amend: “The Deschutes County Comprehensive Plan Map will be
retained in official replica form as an electronic map layer within
the County Geographic Information System and is adopted as
part of this Plan.”
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1.3 None in draft Staff clarification to note action
items
Add: “A list of actions to implement this Comprehensive Plan shall
be created, maintained and reviewed yearly by the Community
Development Department and Board of County Commissioners.”
1.3 New
1.3.12(e)
Public request
Add: “Support projects that identify County-owned properties that
assist the development of the rural economy, particularly the
agricultural economy.”
Chapter 2
2.2 None in draft Staff clarification Add: “Uses allowed in Exclusive Farm Use zones shall be those
permitted in State Statute and Oregon Administrative Rule.”
2.2 None in draft Staff clarification
Add: “Allow comprehensive plan and zoning map amendments for
individual EFU parcels as allowed by State Statute and Oregon
Administrative Rule.”
2.2 None in draft Staff clarification
Add: “Develop comprehensive policy criteria and code to provide
clarity on when and how EFU parcels can be converted to other
designations.”
2.2 2.2.5(e) BOCC proposal Amend: “Support Encourage a food council or „buy local‟
program.”
2.2 2.2.8 Public request
Amend: “Encourage small farming enterprises, including but not
limited to, niche markets, organic farming, farm stands or value
added products by planning for suitable locations within the
agricultural landscape.”
2.2 2.2.9 Public request
Amend: “Review County Code and revise as needed, or seek
legislative assistance, to permit alternative and supplemental farm
activities that are compatible with farming, such as agri-tourism or
commercial renewable energy projects.”
2.2 Goal 3 Public request
Amend: “Ensure Exclusive Farm Use policies, classifications and
codes are consistent with local and emerging agricultural
conditions and markets.”
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2.2 2.2.11 Public request
Delete 2.2.11(c) and add: “Recognize in any redesignation of
agricultural lands, the importance of farm land continuity to the
success of the farmer.”
2.2 2.2.12 Public request
Delete 2.2.12(a) and amend 2.2.12(b): “The need for non-farm
dwellings and location requirements for farm dwellings potentially
caused by acreage and revenue requirements needing legislative
assistance;;”
2.2 None in draft Public request
Add: “Review County Code and revise as needed, or seek
legislative assistance to permit accessory housing or agri-tourism
units within or as additions to existing farm structures potentially
by adjusting revenue and acreage requirements.”
2.3 None in draft Staff clarification Add: “Uses allowed in Forest zones shall be those defined in
State Statute and Oregon Administrative Rule.”
2.4 2.4.2 Public request Amend:” Review Goal 5 resources whenever a significant new
natural resource is discovered, but at every least every 10 years.”
2.4 None in draft Staff clarification
Add: “Until the County initiates amendments to the Goal 5
inventories and programs, all existing Goal 5 inventories, ESEEs
and Programs are retained and not repealed, except as noted in
the findings for Ordinance 2011-003.”
2.5 2.5.1(x) Public request
Add: “Review the benefits and costs of establishing metering for
rural and exempt wells in order to improve our regional water
management plan. “
2.5 2.5.7 Public request
Amend: “Work with expert government agencies and stakeholders
to restore, maintain and/or enhance healthy river and riparian
ecosystems and wetlands, including the following:
2.5 2.5.7(a) Public request Amend: “Encourage irrigation districts efforts to address
fluctuating water levels in the Deschutes River system.”
2.5 2.5.7(b) Public request
Amend: “Cooperate to improve surface waters, especially those
designated water quality impaired under the federal Clean Water
Act while recognizing and acknowledging property rights .”
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2.5 2.5.7(x) Public request Add: Assist meeting Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
goals for water levels in the Deschutes River system.”
2.5 2.5.8 Public request
Amend: “Support sound and verifiable studies on the Deschutes
River ecosystem and incorporate watershed studies that provide
new information on the Deschutes River ecosystem, such as the
2010 Local Wetland Inventory.”
2.5 2.5.11 Public request
Amend: “Coordinate with stakeholders to protect and enhance fish
and wildlife habitat in river and riparian habitats and wetlands
through voluntary incentives and education while acknowledging
private property rights.”
2.5 None in draft Public request
Add: “Consider how to balance the water conservation efforts of
communities and those of the rural areas including seeking a
better understanding of „beneficial use‟ under Oregon law.”
2.5 None in draft Public request Add: “Evaluate the benefits and costs of a grading permit process
to reduce erosion from graded but unbuilt properties.”
2.5 None in draft Public request Add: “Evaluate the benefits, costs and methods of improving
riverbank protection.”
2.6 None in draft Staff clarification Add: “Goal 5 wildlife inventories, ESEEs and programs are
retained and not repealed.”
2.6 2.6.1 Public request
Amend: “Promote stewardship of wildlife habitats and corridors,
particularly those with significant biological, ecological, aesthetic
and recreational value.” as described in the 2009 Interagency
Wildlife Report, Oregon Conservation Strategy and the Greenprint
report”.
2.6 2.6.2 Public request
Amend: “Initiate a public process to update Goal 5 wildlife
inventories based on data from the 2009 Interagency Report.”, the
Oregon Conservation Strategy and the Greenprint report.”
2.6 2.6.4 Public request
Amend: “Support incentives for restoring and/or preserving
significant wildlife habitat by traditional means such as zoning or
innovative means, including land swaps, conservation easements,
transfer of development rights and purchase by public or non-
profit agencies.”
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2.6 2.6.4 Public request
Amend: “Support incentives for restoring and/or preserving
significant wildlife habitat by traditional means or innovative
means, including land swaps, conservation easements, transfer of
development rights, tax incentives and purchase by public or non-
profit agencies.”
2.6 2.6.11 Public request
Amend: “Develop local approaches in coordination with Federal
and State agencies for protecting State or Federally
Threatened,or Endangered or Species of Concern.”
2.6 None in draft Public request
Add: “Coordinate with expert agencies such as Oregon
Department of Fish and Game, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service,
Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management to achieve this
Goal.” (under 2.6 Goal 1)
2.7 2.7.5(a) Public request
Amend: “Provide incentives to locate structures inn forests or view
corridors so as to maintain the visual characteristics of the area;”
“Discourage the location of structures in forests or view corridors
that affect the visual character of the area;”
2.7 2.7.5(b) Public request
Amend: “Work with private property owners to provide incentives
and mitigations for protecting visually important areas from
development impacts;”
2.7 2.7.5(c) Public request
Amend: “Maintain and revise, if needed, the Landscape
Management Combining Zone code to effectively protect scenic
views while minimizing reducing, if possible, impacts on property
and business owners.”
2.7 2.7.5(d) Public request
Amend: “Review County Code, including sign and cell tower code,
to effectively protect scenic views while minimizing reducing, if
possible, impacts on property and business owners.”
2.8 None in draft Public request (from current Comp
Plan)
Add: “Manage land uses to maximize the conservation of all forms
of energy.”
2.8 None in draft Public request Add: “Recognize the cost in energy for transportation and road
maintenance.”
2.8 None in draft Public request Add: Consider a mitigation program for rural developments that
offsets their transportation and road maintenance energy costs.”
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2.9 2.9.3 Public request
Amend: “Where research identifies environmentally sensitive
areas, work with agencies and stakeholders to protect those
areas or minimize adverse development impacts.” Zoning shall
remain as a method to protect areas of special interest.”
2.9 None in draft Public request (from current Comp
Plan)
Add: “Because of their slow growth and usefulness as a visual
and noise buffer and their relationship to air quality, tree removal
from utility lines, sewers, roads and other construction shall be
minimized by planning for the continued maintenance of the
streets in the development. All development proposals will be
reviewed for this factor by the County staff before approval of the
applicant‟s development.”
2.9 None in draft Public request Add: “Coordinate with State and Federal; Agencies to understand
impacts on resource quality.”
2.9 None in draft Public request Add: “Develop an understanding of the impacts of land use and
disturbed land on air quality.”
2.10 None in draft Public request Stronger language surface mining regarding preserving and
stockpiling top soil and clean up and mitigation
2.10 None in draft Public request Add most of the mining policies in the current plan back into the
draft Plan.
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3.2 None in draft Public request (from existing Comp
Plan)
Add: “Guide the location and design of rural development so as to
minimize the public costs of facilities and services, to avoid
unnecessary expansion of service boundaries and preserve and
enhance the safety and viability of rural land uses.”
3.2 None in draft Public request Add: “Understand the impacts of county development on county
short and long term budgets and develop appropriate mitigations.”
3.3 3.3.4 Public request
Amend: “Encourage new subdivisions to incorporate alternative
development patterns, such as cluster development, with
permanent open space, that mitigate community and
environmental impacts.”
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3.4 Goal 1 Public request
Amend: “Maintain a stable and sustainable rural economy
particularly farming, compatible with rural lifestyles and a healthy
environment.”
3.4 None in draft Public request Add: “Maintain and improve the ability for farmers to operate
successfully in their environment.”
3.4 None in draft Public request (repeat of 2.2 policy)
Add: “Encourage small farming enterprises, such as niche
markets, organic farming, farm stands or value added products
by planning for suitable locations in commercial or industrial
zones within the agricultural landscape.”
3.4 None in draft Public request (repeat of 2.2 policy)
Add: “Review County Code and revises as needed or seek
legislative assistance to permit alternative and supplemental farm
activities that are compatible with farming, such as agritourism or
commercial alternative renewable energy projects.”
3.4 None in draft Public request (repeat of 2.2 policy)
Add: “Review County Code and revise as needed or seek
legislative assistance to permit accessory housing or agritourism
units within or as additions to existing farm structures potentially
by adjusting revenue and acreage requirements.”
3.4
5.10
None in draft
Incorporate adopted ordinance
language not yet added to the draft
Plan.
Ordinances 2009-007 (effective date April 20, 2009) and 2010-
030 (effective date February 22, 2011) were adopted amending
language on the Deschutes Junction Rural Industrial sites.
Incorporate the changes in this ordinance to Sections 3.4 and
5.10.
3.4 None in draft
Typo – copied existing rural
commercial policies in 23.40.060(C)
into Section 3.4 and Policy 5 was
inadvertently not included. Policy 5
needs to be added.
Add: “Zoning in the area shall ensure that the uses allowed are
rural as required by Goal 14, Urbanization, and less intensive than
those allowed for unincorporated communities as defined in OAR
660-22. New commercial uses shall be limited to those that are
intended to serve the surrounding rural area or the traveling
needs of people passing through the area.”
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3.6 3.6.1 Public request
Amend: “Encourage improved methods for serving rural
development, such as:
a. Encourage the formation of special service districts to
serve rural needs rather than have the County serve
those needs if such districts would better serve those
needs based upon service standards or cost, and;.
b. Encourage the development of System Development
Charges to offset the construction of infrastructure for
rural development.”
3.10
Goals 2-6
Policies
3.10.5 –
3.10.8
Public request Delete all regional problem solving goals and policies
3.10 3.10.8 Correct a typo – partial sentence
included accidently.
Remove the last sentence “be processed in the same manner as
other quasi-judicial plan or zoning map amendments.”
3.10 None in draft
Public request (copied from Chapter
4, policy 4.4.13(c) apply to south
County)
Add: “Encourage efficient land use by facilitating compact, high -
density development that minimizes the amount of land that is
needed for development.”
3.10 None in draft BOCC proposal Add: “Coordinate with Jefferson County and Crooked River Ranch
residents as needed.”
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4.2 None in draft Public request Add: “Review the idea of using rural reserves to provide buffers
around public lands such as Forest Service or BLM lands.”
4.2 None in draft Public request Add more specific language and policies regarding urban growth
boundaries.
4.4 4.4.12-4.4.14 Public request Delete all Sunriver Town Center policies
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4.7 4.7.2 Public request
Designated open space and common area, unless otherwise
zoned for development, shall remain undeveloped except for
recreation uses community amenities such as bike and pedestrian
paths, park and picnic areas. Areas developed as golf courses
shall remain available for that purpose or for open
space/recreation use.
4.7 None in draft Public request Add language to support additional rural service centers at key
locations.
Other Potential Amendments
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