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Planners approve
Miller subdivision
In a very short meeting the Planning Commission recommended approval for a subdivision.
J. Newbill Miller and Carol Miller asked to subdivide 18.8 acres from a parcel of approximately 158 acres just west of Baldwin’s Grocery.
Mr. Miller said he wanted to build a house on the property when his house in town is sold and to deed the remaining 140 acres to his sons.
He noted that the property is devided by Big Branch and that he was using the natural dividing line of the branch to mark the new property line. “This is a continuation of our estate plan,” he said. He said this subdivision would allow his sons to continue using the bulk of the property for agriculture “if they can afford it.”
This was D. Brooke Miller’s first meeting as a member of the Planning Commission. Dr. Miller abstained from a vote on his parents application.
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