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do its own work,” the attorney maintained. “It’s the county’s duty to see that its own zoning ordinance is upheld.”
County Administrator John McCarthy told the supervisors that he had already looked into the matter after Clerk Diane Bruce noticed the unusual description of the lots when the deeds were recorded in her office following their recent sale. The lots have been taxed separately since 1969, he said, describing the issue as “what did the judge’s order mandate?”
Since the buyer, William Springer, is a personal friend, Mr. McCarthy said he’d disqualified himself from trying to resolve the issue and “turned the whole thing over” to Mr. Luke, who also serves as county attorney. “I left it in his court entirely . . . I’ve yet to get a response from him.”
Mr. Reynolds noted that he’d found no order from the judge for a survey of the 42 acres involved in the 1968 partition suit. “The survey and someone interested in buying
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