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TABLE 2.114-1

PUBLIC BENEFIT RATING SYSTEM

Categories

Point System

Priority Resource

High Priority

5 points each

Agricultural Lands

Critical Salmon Habitat

Fish and Wildlife Habitat Conservation Areas

Marine Waters

Prairies

Streams

Tracts that provide linkage and access to said open space areas

Wetlands, Estuaries, and Tidal-Marshes

Wooded Areas

Medium Priority

3 points each

Aquifer Recharge Areas

Flood Hazard Areas

Lakes

Private Open Space Passive Recreation

Privately Owned and Operated Recreational Facilities

Private Trails and Corridors

Archaeological Sites

Historic Landmark Sites

Tracts that provide linkage and access to said open space areas

Low Priority

1 point each

Landslide Hazard Areas (Steep Slopes)

Private Parks and Private Golf Courses with Developed Facilities

Scenic Viewpoints and Corridors

Seismic Hazard Areas

Tracts that provide linkage and access to said open space areas

Volcanic Hazard Areas

Bonus

Public Access Granted

5 points

Conservation/Historic Easement Granted in Perpetuity (forever)

10 points

Site Within a Designated Urban Growth Area (UGA) or the Comprehensive Urban Growth Area (CUGA)

5 points

Site is Adjacent to (abuts) or Creates Linkage With Another Open Space Parcel

5 points

Super Bonus

Properties with at least five priority resource points and which allow a degree of public access appropriate to the sensitivity of the resource(s) and which provide a qualifying conservation or historic easement in perpetuity.

25 points

(Ord. 2009-45s § 2 (part), 2009; Ord. 2004-112s § 2 (part), 2004; Ord. 98-114S § 3 (part), 1999)