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thought 25 acres an awkward size for a residential plot. “You’d have to buy a tractor and machinery to keep it down,’’ she said.

John Barber of the Panorama Realty Company— who came in for criticism later—had a question about road specifications. If the subdivision was for more than five lots, the developer would have to meet state requirements, he was told; if for a 25-acre lot a gravelled surface the equivalent of a one-way road would provide sufficient access.

Lucio Kilby wanted to know how the various zones had been decided.

NEWBILL MILLER explained that a major guide had been aerial maps with soil designation overlays that had been prepared ten years ago by the Soil Conservation Service. These maps also included slope percentages.

Pete Luke added from the audience that of170,882 acres in the county, some 44 per cent is land of less than 14 per,cent slope and 56 per cent is greater. Of the 56 per cent that has a slope of greater than 14

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