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Although recognizing the court’s action to create the seven small lots as “unusual,” the county attorney maintained “just because it’s unusual doesn’t mean it’s invalid or illegal.” The file for the case includes a plat of survey done by John G. Cargill showing the Castleton property divided into separate lots. “From various statements in the file, it is obvious that the parties considered selling the property as subdivided lots, and a letter from the Plaintiffs attorney to the surveyor dated March 13, 1969 requesting from him a survey showing the rpoperty as separate lots evinces this intent,” Mr. Luke advised in a written opinion to the Board of Supervisors.
He also pointed out that the zoning regulations in effect at the time of the partition suit provided for a minimum half-acre lot size in agricultural zones and since the county’s 1966 subdivision ordinance specifically exempted court
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