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Continued from Page 1 zoning office with the Foster’s folder. Reviewing the record, he reported that two five acre lots were divided from the quarry property in 1972 under the old zoning ordinance. “So those don't count (against the limit of five before a rezoning is required),” he said. In 197b, 2.1 acres were cut off and added on to an adjoining parcel.
“That doesn’t count as a strike then,” said Estes.
Also in 197b, a 3.3 acre lot was divided and transferred to a new owner, according to Koniek. Then in 1979, a 1.19 acre piece was separated and added to an adjoining lot. “That doesn’t count either,” said Koniek, acknowledging that the five lot limit on subdivision without reasoning had not been exceeded. “But the main problem is road frontage...The ordinance says every subdivided lot must be served by a public road. This tract doesn’t have any road frontage at all.”
"But this is not a subdivision,*’ Estes countered, ar
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