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�I STEP 5: STAFF PLANNER: If a rezoning is necessary, the planner responsible for reviewing rezonings should be informed by the planner working on plan amendments that the rezoning application is being submitted simultaneously with the land use amendment request. dls STEP 6: REZONING PLANNER: The planner who is responsible for reviewing rezoning requests should create a file for those rezoning requests which are related to Comprehensive Plan amendment requests. IISTEP 7: STAFF PLANNER At the same time that the advertisement requesting plan amendment applications is published, the planner who is responsible for processing amendments to the Comprehensive Plan should contact each County Division Head, notifying them that applications for amendments to the Future Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan, which involves 5% or more of the total land area of the County are being accepted. This notification should request that each Division which has a recommended amendment should submit the recommendation to the Planning Department. STEP 8: STAFF PLANNER: The planner should give each amendment request file to the Planning Technician for graphics prepFration. STEP 9: PLANNING TECHNICIAN: The technician should prepare one mylar location map for the file. The technician should also prepare one land use map, using aerial photographs as the base map. This should delineate the property for which the land use amendment is being requested, as well as all the adjacent land uses within 300' of the subject property. This information will be obtained from the survey and supporting information submitted by the applicant. STEP 10: STAFF PLANNER: After all applications have been submitted, the staff planner should review each for reasonableness. Included in the review process should be a site visit to the subject property by the staff planner. On site, the planner should determine whether the proposed land use amendment is compatible with the surrounding land uses and will comply with the intent of the land use element of the Comprehensive Plan. Included in the review process should be the following items. 1) The major problems associated with development including physical deterioration, land use changes and economic and social conditions which have prompted the amendment proposal. 2) The condition of the future land use element of the Comprehensive Plan at the date of plan adoption and plan revision. 3) A comparison of the plan element's originally stated objective and the results at the date of revision. 4) The extent to which unanticipated or unforseen problems have affected the County's land use pattern and future land use needs between the time of plan adoption and plan revision. -11-