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Continued from Page 1 oversight or control by local government until the county is carved up into two-acre pieces, the minimum allowed under the family transfer provision.
Mr. Henry interjected that his 27 acres is adjacent to “five-acre zoning.”
“Wait a minute!” Dr. Krebser responded. The adjoining parcels were “cut up illegally” and shouldn’t be used as justification for further small-lot development of an agriculturally-zoned area where ^he density is one dwelling unit per 25 acres, he said.
“We can only act under what we have before us that’s been approved by the Board of Supervisors,” said Commissioner John Clark, tapping his copy of the county’s zoning ordinance. And under that ordinance, a family subdivision of the 27 acres now owned by Mr. Henry could be allowed only by special exception from the Board of Supervisors, he said.
Further, the commissioners agreed that any lots subdivided illegally from the rest of the original Emerson Smith tract would be counted against the total of five byright family divisions permitted for the tract as a whole.
“I suggest you have your con
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