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would say you need the advice of an attorney,” commissioner Charles Estes countered. “Also, the planning commission needs advice.” added Newbill Miller. "We've got to see if we can permit a subdivision like this or not." For zoning purposes, the question of title is not at issue, he told Guilford. “It’s who can apply for a subdivision." Miller said, asking if the width of the road was sufficient to meet ordinance requirements.
Guilford replied that the Clarke’s property is on a 30foot right-of-way.
"I think the ordinance requires 50 feet,” Miller responded.
Commissioner A. Y. Stokes noted that slope of the land will have to be vertified in order to determine if it falls under the 14 percent maximum for five acre lots.
Zoning administrator Konick, ordinarily the commission's legal advisor, noted that he had a conflict since he has represented Clarke Jones. Accordingly, the commissioners agreed to consult with Baumgardner.
In other action, the commissioners set a public hearing for January on the 3,831 acre East Wakefield Agricultural and Forestral District application. The special ag district advisory committe has recommended approval of the district. Miller noted.
The planners also scheduled a work session on the zoning ordinance revisions for January 5 at 7 p. m. I-1
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