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BOWMAN: Thank you. HOUSEL: Any other questions, Commissioners? Allen, could you go back to the Land Use map? Now, are these colors consistent with the previous line, too? Are they the same, or are these different? SALAVEA: No, these are different colors from the zoning map. HOUSEL: Okay. What do these colors mean? SALAVEA: These colors represent the future land growth patterns for the area. So this is Intensive Ag designated lands and this is Rural. And so the future plans for this area is to keep this area in the Rural designation and not to develop. HOUSEL: Okay, so the gold would be Rural and the light green would be Intensive Ag, is that correct? SALAVEA: Sorry, Important Ag. HOUSEL: Important Ag, okay, okay. BOWMAN: And the reason being that they are parceled lands. SALAVEA: No, this LUPAG designation map has to do with the General Plan and not the Community Development Plan. LEITHEAD TODD: I might add. During the last round of the General Plan amendments, the Department and the prior Director looked at existing uses, and many lands that were in Agriculture through various prior actions, had been subdivided into smaller lots. And so, in kind of recognition of the residential nature of those areas, but wanting to keep them somewhat consistent with anon- urban area, the decision was to classify a lot of them as Rural to kind of designate them as a combination of residential with maybe small-scale agriculture on those lots. HOUSEL: Okay, thank you. GIFFIN: Mr. Chairman? HOUSEL: Commissioner Giffin. GIFFIN: Allen, could you go to the next slide? Yeah, okay. On that map, is it possible for you to indicate areas that are in receipt of special use permits currently in relationship to the subject property? SALAVEA: I’m sorry, Commissioner Giffin, we don’t have that map available to overlay against this map. GIFFIN: Okay. 3 EXHIBIT A