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minimum lot size) from parcels of record as of 1962. In 1962, Mrs. Doares’ 16 acres was part of 42 acres which belonged to her father, Paul Brown. He subdivided the property, giving 16 acres to Mrs. Doares and 26 acres to her sister. The sister subsequently sold her land, and just weeks before Mrs. Doares’ visit to the zoning office, the new owners had received administrative approval for three two-acre lots under the family division exception. The three lots, plus the 20-acre residue and Mrs. Doares’ 16 acres, totaled the five cuts allowed by right.
Denied administrative approval, Mrs. Doares simultaneously applied for a special exception permit to transfer five acres to her son and proposed a zoning ordinance amendment that would have allowed five cuts from any lot which wasn’t created through the family exception. But in the face of concern that the amendment
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