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1. Historic, Cultural, and Scenic Resources The site has been entirely cleared of all vegetation and used as a residence. As such, it would appear that archaeological resources of this site are probably nonexistent. Nonetheless, should there be inadvertent discoveries during the construction of this project, work will stop and contacts with the County Planning Department and State Historic Preservation Division will be made. 2. Native Forests and Geological Features Given the location of the property and the geological condition of the site, the goals and objectives of this element would not be applicable to the proposed project. The subject site is not part of any established native forest area, neither does it have any significant or unique geological features. 3. 6guifers, Coastal Waters and Stormwaters The project site is not proximate to potable wells in this area. Notwithstanding that factor, the project will have a wastewater system that would comply with the State Department of Health's standards to assure adequate protection of any potential groundwater in this area. All storm water generated by the project would be retained on site through a system of drywells, if any are needed. In that event, these drywells will require the approval of the State Department of Health and through the NPDES permitting system, the objective of not only storm water containment but protection of groundwater will be fulfilled. Given the above, combined with the fact that the property is over 6 miles from the ocean, the goals and objectives of this element would be fulfilled. 4. Shoreline Area As the site is not a shoreline or coastal property, this element is not applicable. The other theme is Managing Growth. For this, six (6) elements were identified. These elements and their relationship to the project follow. 111C