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one. Half a pie is better than none at all, 1 guess," Wood said.
"I know a reassessment is expensive but it (changing values for land use categories) is an issue we re going to have to face,'1 concluded Estes.
Zoning Matters
The supervisors approved an exception to subdivision ordinance regulations for S. 1). Hutton ot Amissville. He owns two tracts of land at the intersection of Routes 211 and bid: one 2.9 acre lot and one 2.74 acres. Hutton requested approval of a family transfer of two acres which would leave a .9 acre residue in one lot.
“I told Mr. Hutton that if he merged the residue with the second lot, it would be feasible for the board to approve,” reported zoning administrator David Konick. He added that Hutton’s request was before the supervisors for exception approval because of three problems: (1) the size of the residue, (2) the question of whether the 2.9 acre lot was legally platted before 19b2 and thus eligible for the lam ily transfer provision and (d) the issue of whether it is allowable to give a famih transfer exception for a niece (when state and local regulations provide only for family transfer to parent or child).
“Mr. Hutton has two lots of record now and there will still be two lots of record af
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