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r- 7 <br />1 MAY IF <br />a <br />BOOK 8;j F,1.GE 20 <br />H. Comprehensive Plan Amendment to Utilities Connection Matrix <br />The Board reviewed memo from Planning Director Stan Boling <br />dated April 29, 1991: <br />TO: James E. Chandler <br />County Administrator <br />DIVISION HEAD CONCURRENCE: <br />obert M. Kea ing ICP <br />Community Developn(ent Director <br />FROM:,:`' .•,. ,:.Stan Boling; SAP <br />;Planning Director <br />DATE:* ,'' ' ,Apri l 29, 19 91 <br />SUBJECT: REQUEST FROM PROFESSIONAL SERVICES <br />HAVE STAFF INITIATE A COMPREHENSIVE <br />UTILITIES CONNECTION MATRIX <br />ADVISORY COMMITTEE.TO <br />PLAN AMENDMENT TO THE <br />It :is",requested that the data herein presented be given formal <br />consideration by the Board of County Commissioners at its regular <br />meeting of May 7,1991. = <br />riACaCGKUU1Vli : <br />'The' Professional Services Advisory Committee (PSAC) has voted to <br />.yrecommend that the Board of County Commissioners consider amending <br />'a portion of the Utilities Connection Matrix. The PSAC also has <br />recommended that the Board direct and authorize staff to initiate <br />:the amendment request, on behalf of the county, during the July, <br />1991 Comprehensive Plan amendment submission timeframe window. <br />ANALYSIS: <br />At March and April 1991 PSAC meetings, staff and the PSAC discussed <br />changing the Connection Matrix. The PSAC has expressed valid <br />concerns that should be addressed via consideration of an amendment <br />request. <br />The PSAC is recommending that the Board change a connection <br />threshold standard from 5,000 sq. ft. of gross floor area to 2,000 <br />gallons per day (gpd) wastewater flow. In conjunction with the new <br />standard, other requirements would be specified that commit a <br />developer to future utilities connection(s). The PSAC <br />recommendation is not to abolish the matrix but to adjust one <br />threshold requirement now contained in the matrix. Planning staff <br />is in the process of coordinating with the Utilities and <br />Environmental Health departments to review the proposed amendment. <br />.The PSAC is continuing to review and provide "back-up" materials to <br />support its recommendation. <br />12 <br />