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 "description": "A conservation sketch plan is an administrative plan process used to inventory and prioritize site features for conservation for a particular tract of land, for planning purposes. Site features may include but are not limited to scenic, historic, environmental, and agricultural characteristics. A certified conservation sketch plan is required prior to the acceptance of a preliminary plan of subdivision for a conservation subdivision (24-152(e)). A conservation sketch plan is certified by the Planning Director for completeness and is valid for two years. See Section 24-4703 of the New Ordinance.",
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