The P-RM, Preservation-Resource Management District regulates the use of environmentally-significant
properties where the conservation and management of important natural and water resources
is a priority. Environmental research and resource-based recreational and educational
uses that promote environmental stewardship, consistent with an approved management
plan for the respective county-owned or managed property, are compatible with this
district, as is the provision of public potable water supply in those areas designated
with a Resource Management Overlay (RMO) on the future land use map (FLUM).
The intent of the PR-M district with the application of an RMO is to provide for both
the conservation and management of important natural resources, as well as, the ability
to develop and manage potable water supply resources and assets, and to protect the
functional integrity of natural aquifer recharge areas and potable wellfields in a
manner that preserves and enhances water quantity and quality.
(Ord. No.
18-36
, § 3(Att. B), 10-23-18)
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