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AUG 0 9 1990 ; t.79 (�� possible so the applicant can make some determination as to whether his project is "do -able" or not. Director Keating stressed that,,staff is trying to be very responsive to the community. You can actually come in without a even a conceptual design but just a general idea of your project, and you can get your certificate, possibly even for 5 years. He doubted other counties have such a long lead time. Traffic Engineer Michael Dudeck advised that we have a pre - application conference built in so that people know where they stand up front. Commissioner Bird brought up the question of a fee structure and expressed the hope that in the initial stages we can be as reasonable as possible with our staff fees and possibly make that up as the project develops. Mr. Rohani brought up the possibility of pre -approving for a certain time period some parts of the county where we have all the available capacity; i.e., possibly the south portion of the county could be pre -approved for the next 6 months and all the single family that came in during that period would just be issued the certificate. Then, after the 6 month period, we would check to see what impact that had. Mr. Rohan! noted that we pre -approved the entire county for solid waste until 1993, and after that time, it will be re-evaluated. He further pointed out that the Certificate of Concurrency runs with the land and makes that land more valuable. Commissioner Bowman understood that the master data base will be with Community Development and asked how often it will be updated. Director Keating advised that in most areas it will be done daily. We have a computer network that we will soon have the other departments hooked into - Traffic, Building, Public Works, Utilities, and even Environmental Health. We will have everyone accessing the same data base, and this all will be available to the public. 6