Development of the site shall be based on the site analysis. To the maximum extent
practical, subdivision design, lot layout, public and private improvements, and proposed
development in general shall be located to preserve the natural features of the site,
to avoid degradation of areas of environmental sensitivity and to minimize negative
impacts to and alteration of natural features.
(b)
Be aware the planning and zoning commission may not recommend approval of the division
of land as submitted if, from investigation, it has determined that said land is not
reasonably suitable for the kind of development proposed. Factors would include, but
are not limited to, flooding, fire hazards, erosion, bad drainage, terrain, inadequate
infrastructure, or design features likely to be harmful to the health, safety, and
welfare and convenience of future residents, unless corrections acceptable to the
commission and the board of supervisors, as recommended by the county engineer, are
submitted by the developer.
