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JUN 221993 • a mistake in • an oversight • a substantial property. BOOK 89 PnF 89 Ii . _ the approved plan; in the aDoroved plan; or change in circillm tances affecting the subject Based upon its analysis, staff feels that the proposed land use amendment meets two of policy 13.3's criteria. When the comprehensive plan was adopted on February 13# 1990F the boundaries of the USA were established along major roads because roadways are easily identifiable on maps. At that time, the county did not consider the economic feasibility of providing utility service to both sides of roads whose rights-of-way contain utility lines. This fact constitutes an oversight and meets the second criterion of Future Land Use Element Policy 13.3. There has also been a change in circumstances. Since adoption of the comprehensive planf the utilities master plan has been revised. This revision includes changes to the county's proposed utility collection and distribution systems in order to provide service to residentially and commercial/industrially designated areas in the county. While the utilities master plan identifies the location of all existing water and sewer lines, the most important part of the plan is its program to install utility lines needed to serve areas within the approved USA that are not presently served. According to the revised utilities master plans utility lines are presently in place, and service is presently available, to most land comprising the subject property. By 1995, utility lines will be in place and service will be available to the remaining lando and in the case of the southern portion of 58th Avenue by 1998. Since the revision of the utilities master plan constitutes a change in circumstances affecting the subject property, this meets the third criterion of Future Land Use Element Policy 13.3. - Future Land Use Element Policy 1.37 Future Land Use Element Policy 1.37 states that the county shall identify existing and programmed water and sewer lines running along road rights-of-way that serve as USA boundaries. This policy further states that after identifying these linesf the county should consider a comprehensive plan amendment expanding the USA one quarter mile from these lines. To economically and efficiently serve areas designated for urban developmentf the county must occasionally install lines outside the USA. Attachments 3# 4f and 5 graphically depict the location of and the installation timing for lines which will be located on the boundary off or outside off the USA. The following table identifies existing and programmed water and sewer lines running outside the USA or within road rights-of-way that serve as USA boundaries. The table also identifies the proposed timeframe for line installation. 16