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BOOK 103 PAGE <br />was just recently approved by the MPO. The County and the State hopefully will be <br />spending about $3,000,000 on sidewalks in the next few years. <br />CONSERVATION ELEMENT <br />Commissioner Ginn had a concern on page 95 saying she continued to dislike <br />accepting fee -in -lieu payments (Policy 5.5) as a last alternative. <br />Chairman Eggert thought situations have occurred where Policy 5.5 has been <br />absolutely necessary. She thought it also appears in the regional plan. <br />Director Keating stated this policy has proved really beneficial for us. The fees are <br />used for a lot of management activities as well as additional acquisition. Sometimes it is not <br />feasible to mitigate in any other way. <br />Mr. DeBlois gave as an example that some of those funds have been funneled to the <br />Environmental Learning Center which helped greatly. He felt it was still a viable policy. <br />Commissioner Ginn then addressed Objective 12, Policy 12.4, on page 104, stating <br />that MANWAC suggested it be changed to 1999 (not 2001). <br />Director Keating advised that a change to this policy was included in the handout. <br />Policy 12.4: By 266i, flie cott,ity will have adopted site spucificnmiagenient Plans foL all !mid <br />For land tracts acquired <br />through the Environmental Lands Program the county shall require a site specific <br />management plan be adopted within one year of acquisition <br />Commissioner Ginn agreed with the change. <br />COASTAL MANAGEMENT ELEMENT <br />Director Keating called attention to the 2 pages from the handout which had to do <br />with this element. <br />OCTOBER 29, 1997 <br />38 <br />M M <br />