Table B: Plan Implementation, County-Wide Strategies: Land Conversions

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PART 1: SAN JUAN COUNTY WATERSHED MANAGEMENT ACTION PLAN

SECTION 4: IMPLEMENTATION TABLES

Water Quality | On-site Sewage Disposal | Agricultural Practices |
Marinas and Recreational Boating | Forestry Practices | Land Conversions |
Solid and Hazardous Waste | Stormwater

TABLE B. PLAN IMPLEMENTATION, COUNTY WIDE STRATEGIES: LAND CONVERSIONS

Strategies Implementing
entities Type of strategy Status Schedule One time costs Yearly costs

Start year On-
going

Land Conversions

LC1: Review and revise Clearing and Grading, Section 6.6.5A, UDC Planning Dept. Regulation Existing program: revisions
2
4,000

LC2: Insure implementation of BMPs Permit Center Regulation Existing program(RT)
2
4,000

LC3: Develop and insure implementation of Small Parcel Drainage plans for land development and single family residences Permit Center Regulation Existing program: new criteria (RT)
3
Yes
2,000

2,000

LC4: Provide incentives for property owners to reduce densities on undeveloped property Planning, Land Bank Conservation easements Existing program
3
Yes
5,000

LC5: Inform developers, Realtors, and property owners on land conversions (e.g.; "ConversionGram" etc.) Planning Education New program (RT)
1
Yes
1,500

1,000

LC6: Develop resource management overviews Conservation District, Planning Information New program
2
Yes
2,000

1,000

LC7: Develop and implement policies to track cumulative impacts of land conversion Planning Dept. Information/Regulation New program (RT)
2
Yes
4,000

4,000

LC8: Require conservation design plans for all new subdivision Planning Dept. Regulation New program (RT)
2
Yes
2,000

4,000

Costs estimates are for county implementing agencies for additional or enhanced programs. This table does include costs to state and federal agencies or costs to property owners to implement best management practices.
(WQS) indicates job description for a Water Quality Specialist. (RT) indicates job description for a Resource Technician.
Numbers in parentheses () have already been funded.

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Strategies	Implementing entities	Type of strategy	Status	Schedule		One time costs	Yearly costs
				Start year	On- going

Land Conversions
LC1: Review and revise Clearing and Grading, Section 6.6.5A, UDC	Planning Dept.	Regulation	Existing program: revisions	2		4,000
LC2: Insure implementation of BMPs	Permit Center	Regulation	Existing program(RT)	2		4,000
LC3: Develop and insure implementation of Small Parcel Drainage plans for land development and single family residences	Permit Center	Regulation	Existing program: new criteria (RT)	3	Yes	2,000	2,000
LC4: Provide incentives for property owners to reduce densities on undeveloped property	Planning, Land Bank	Conservation easements	Existing program	3	Yes	5,000
LC5: Inform developers, Realtors, and property owners on land conversions (e.g.; "ConversionGram" etc.)	Planning	Education	New program (RT)	1	Yes	1,500	1,000
LC6: Develop resource management overviews	Conservation District, Planning	Information	New program	2	Yes	2,000	1,000
LC7: Develop and implement policies to track cumulative impacts of land conversion	Planning Dept.	Information/Regulation	New program (RT)	2	Yes	4,000	4,000
LC8: Require conservation design plans for all new subdivision	Planning Dept.	Regulation	New program (RT)	2	Yes	2,000	4,000