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(Continued from Page 1) E. P. Luke maintained that the chances of keeping the land in agricultural use will be greater if the indefinite extension is granted. That way. he said, the land owners won’t be reminded of the profits they could make if they subdivide when they reapply for the extension every year.
Supervisor H. B. Wood's motion to grant the indefinite extension died for lack of a second.
Latham substituted a motion to grant a five year estensiorr in the time limit for plat recordation.
Bonding Also Required
Baumgardner repeated that all roads shown on the plat must be dedicated to the state upon plat recordation.
(Resident highway engineer Don Askew explained later that the right-of-way for the subdivision streets must be dedicated to the public for road use by separate deed when the plat is recorded. “If the plat is recorded, the county will have to bond those people for completion of the roads," he added. The bond should cover the cost of the public facilities plus a little extra, according to
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