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C. Mitigative Measures <br /> The existing nght-of--way to the property is twenty (20) feet wide However, any <br /> necessary improvements that need to be made to comply with County requirements will be <br /> complied with by the applicant <br /> D. Alternatives to the Proposed Project <br /> 1. No Project <br /> Under tlus no action alternative the property would maintain its present use as a single- <br /> farruly dwelling <br /> However, given the reasons listed previously, this no action alternative would not result in <br /> the most productive use of the subject property <br /> 2. Alternative Commercially-Zoned Site <br /> Under this alternative, the applicant would be forced to seek another site that is already <br /> commercially zoned This would eliminate the possible impacts on surrounding property <br /> owners as they would already be aware of the property's commercial use <br /> However, this is not an econorrucally sound alternative to the applicant <br /> 3. Evaluation of Alternatives <br /> Any impacts to the area's physical and social infrastructure as a result of the requested <br /> change of zone seem to be instgmficant Any possible impacts that may anse out of the <br /> land use change for the subject property would be addressed and mitigated by the <br /> applicant Also, the proposed use of the property is consistent with surrounding land uses <br /> in the area, and would be consistent with the land use objectives sought by the County's <br /> General Plan Land Use Pattern Allocation Guide (LUPAG) map <br /> Craven these reasons, it seems that the best alternative for the subject property is the <br /> requested change of zone alternative <br /> <br /> 1X. REGULATORY ANALYSIS <br /> A. General Plan LUPAG Mao <br /> The requested change of zone for the subject property would result in a use that would be <br /> consistent with the surrounding land uses in the area, and would also be consistent with <br /> the land use objectives sought by the County's General Plan Land Use Pattern Allocation <br /> <br /> Envvonmental Report TtvIIC 2-2-34 95 <br /> Page I~'o 7 <br /> <br />