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Last month, McNear had also questioned the legality of the zoning ordinance's requirement that lots on roads with less than a 50 foot right-of-way must be at least 25 acres in size. This regulation takes effect after the first five divisions of land—by one owner or a combination of owners—has occurred on a narrow road. In addition, in order to subdivide into lots less than 25 acres, a road with a 50 foot right-of-way must connect to another 50 footright-of-way so that the 50 foot width is continuous.
If connecting lot size to right-of-way isn't legally defensible and developers are allowed to subdivide into five acre parcels on narrow roads, “you’ve ruined this county," Miller insisted.
He proposed that the questionable regulations be retained in the revised zoning ordinance and rewritten in "the strongest possible terms.”
Miller’s concerns, voiced just prior to the arrival of Dick McNear. sparked a
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