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uui uicii ii. jj. h uuu aiiu uci“ bert Foster realized that anyone building a private road of more than 10,000 square feet in area or 300 feet in length would have to comply with the ordinance. “You mean I could plow up half a mountainside and not come under it, but if I built a road up to my house I’d have to pay $250?’’ H.B. Wood asked, and shook his head.
The ordinance might be all right if it just covered shopping centers and subdividers, but that’s all it should cover, Wood said. Herbert Foster agreed; that $250 fee was pretty steep for someone who just wanted to put in a road up to his house.
Masterson said the planning commissioners had been “batting the ordinance around’’ for six months. They had tried to tie it into the county zoning ordinance, relating the amount of the fee and
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