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to maximum efficiency with views of the houses being limited from the incoming town roads.

Downzoning

a possibility

Another possibility would be to have the rural residential property divided into large parcels, up to six acres each, with only one dwelling per parcel.

While this option would allow for at least 41 new dwelling units, the town would have to downzone to reduce density and preserve more open spaces at the edges of the town.

According to Herd, zoning regulations that apply to property are not always permanent.

“Zoning is a legislative act by the governing body, and the governing body may change the zoning regulations, as long as the changes conform with state code and constitutional provisions,” he said.

Town council member, Claudia Mitchell asked if landowners would have to be

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