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Previously Approved
"1 have difficulty in understanding that. The same identical plan was recommended for approval at one time to the Board of Supervisors (by the Planning Commission),” Compton responded. If an engineer would "use the necessary and correct instruments to determine slopes, he'd find that the lots comply (with slope requirements),” Compton added.
He informed the supervisors that Goode had initially planned to have 15 lots in the development but had dropped one to meet slope requirements.
(At a special meeting held March 3, 1977, the planners granted Goode’s preliminary plat "tentative recommended approval” providing the developer (1) substitute a culde-sac for right-of-way to adjoining property (2) indicate percentage of land over 14 percent slope in three lots (3) show adjacent landowners on the subdivision plat. At the planners’ regular meeting on April 20, 1977, they considered the final plat for Mountain Slopes subdivision but took no action,
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