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C. Present Regulatory Action Plan to the City Planning and Zoning Commission for review and recommendation. D. Present Regulatory Action Plan to the City Council for approval. [two meetings] PHASE II-PREP ARA TION OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE General Approach to Preparation of Code (Phase II) Phase II is intended to result in production of the new Land Development Code for the City of San Marcos. Although many formats are possible, the Consultants would organize the Code into major divisions that follow the general land use powers of the City, such as zoning regulations, subdivision regulations, environmental regulations, etc. The Consultants will incorporate the organizational preferences of City staff into the format of the Code, in concert with appropriate public input, in order to ensure that the new Land Development Code is as user-friendly as possible for all who utilize it (e.g., City staff, the development community, project design planners and engineers, etc.). Task 2.1 Prepare public review draft of Land Development Code. A. Based upon the Regulatory Action Plan approved in Task 1, the Consultants will prepare the initial draft of the text of the new Land Development Code under the preferred format (as determined in Task 1.4). The Engineering Consultants will make detailed recommendations regarding revisions to the City's technical design standards and environmental regulations during the drafting of the new Code, and will develop interim watershed protection rules or measures. B. Present the initial draft of the new Land Development Code to City staff and to the Technical Advisory Committee for review and comment, and make any revisions deemed necessary following this dialog. (For this task, the draft Code will be presented by element or by groups of elements or common subject matter in order to allow an organized and sequenced approach to review and revision.) C. Conduct informal public review workshops on the new draft Code with the Steering Committee, Planning & Zoning Commission and City Council. D. Revise draft Code in accordance with informal meeting results. (The product of this task is a complete draft of the Code ready for public review and adoption.) E. Make the draft Code text and all relevant commentary available to the City's webmaster for inclusion (or linking) to the City's web site. At the City's request, the Consultants will provide the various work products in a format that is suitable for this purpose. [eight meetings]