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However, Griffis said she had been told county staff had not been able to review the new plan. Griffis asked for a continuance to allow the staff to review the plan, because the current 21 conditions may no longer apply.

“The conditions we know need to be addressed,” Griffis said. “Some of them are acceptable and some of them are not applicable with this amendment to the plan that we’re proposing.”

Will Wright, another representative of the developer, said the revised plan involves about 96 acres, about 37 acres of which will be undisturbed.

“We did meet with a lot of neighbors,” Wright said. “And the neighbors that support our project acknowledge the consideration and effort that we put into preserving land around our buildings and maintaining significant buffers.”

Wright said that the developer is willing to continue to work with residents to create the best plan possible.

County Administrator Michael Fouts said staff hadn’t had time to review the plan and present it to the public and the commissioners.

Commission Chairman John Reidelbach said he was concerned that the comments from local residents may have been different if they had seen the new plan.

“We got a number of communications, a number of emails based on the plan they…