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tended to give a true picture of the community. He pointed out that the map shows structures that don’t belong while omitting a number of houses located high on Route 610. In addition, he said, several route numbers are improperly marked.
“There's a whole subdivision left- off,” agreed Maybelle Gilkey.
Capelle replied that the subdivision in question is located outside the perimeter of the designated study area for Chester Gap.
If the houses on Route 610—estimated to number at least 25—are considered to be part of Chester Gap, then a second page of map should be added to give a true picture of the community, Miller suggested.
Capelle agreed to omit the eastern portion of the Chester Gap study area since it includes parts of what is thought to be Huntly and to add the forgotten subdivision on Route 610. He also agreed to change the description of Chester Gap’s location from
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