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r° SEP 17 � 92 'B'XX mE 31 SECTION 18: would expand the use and advantages of conceptual site plan applications. Currently, conceptual site plans may be used only in conjunction with requests for special exception uses or planned developments. The proposed amendment would allow developers to apply for conceptual plan approval for any type of ,use or project proposal (permitted, administrative permit, or special exception uses). Furthermore, the proposal would allow a developer to obtain a review and approval to "lock -in" and vest various, detailed aspects of a proposed project in terms of county LDR requirements. Staff anticipates that this provision will also provide an incentive for "master planning" an entire project and will offer developers the ability to resolve various, detailed project aspects without requiring a full site plan that addresses all project characteristics. Under the proposed section, no building permit could be issued based upon an approved conceptual plan; approval of a subsequent "final" site plan would be required prior to development of all or a portion of a project. As is now the case, a conditional concurrency certificate would be required for a conceptual plan; therefore, no impact fees are required to be paid in relation to conceptual plan approval. SECTION 19: amends LDR chapter 918, Sanitary Sewer and Potable Water Regulations, to bring it into conformity with the recently adopted comprehensive plan amendments which changed the utilities connection matrix requirements. The intent of the proposed change is to bring the Chapter 918 narrative sections into conformance with the adopted comprehensive plan matrix and to include;a copy of the new matrix into Chapter 918. SECTION 20: relates to Sections'3, 4, 7, and 34 and would: 1. Transfer air curtain incinerator burn permitting authority and responsibility from the Indian River County Public Health Department to the Department of Emergency Services (Fire Division). 2. Authorize adoption (by separate resolution) of fees for Fire Division permitting functions. 3. Specifically permit the operation of temporary (less than 6 months) debris burning sites by a land clearing contractor for the burning of debris generated by the land clearing contractor. Such operations would require the issuance of a burn permit and compliance with the Chapter 925 regulations which requires special setbacks and use of an air curtain incinerator. 4. Specifically allow on-site open burning of debris in agricultural areas west of I-951 located outside of the urban service area. Such open burning would be subject to specific state requirements. It should be noted that all debris burning operations will be required to meet state requirements. Also, it should be noted that Section 20 of the proposed ordinance addresses only sites upon which debris burning occurs for a short period of time (less than 6 months). Section 34, described later in this report, addresses sites set-up for permanent operation of debris burning. Please refer to attachment #2 regarding debris burning regulations. 8 - M M