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the family exception process.
“I think it might already be in there, but it’s an administrative thing. It' it isn’t, we can ask John to include it,” said Commissioner Miller.
Mr. Massie asked whether the one-year restriction against resale would apply if the lot created through the family transfer had a house already built on it. “Could they turn around and sell it the next day?”
The restriction “addresses the real estate” and “applies whether it has a house on it or not," Mr. Miller replied.
In the single change approved at Wednesday’s meeting, the commissioners upped the number of lots and reduced the lot size for the point at which developers must provide public utilities. Now under the proposed ordinance, subdivisions with lots smaller than five acres and more than live lots must have either public water or public sewer; subdivisions with lots of five acres and more than seven lots must have either public water or public sewer; subdivisions with lots smaller than five acres and more than 10 lots must
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