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DROP AT THE END OF PROPERTY THAT IS SUBJECT TO WASHING OUT, HE <br />ADVISED THAT A PERSON RECENTIY REMOVED SOME TREES WITHOUT A PERMIT <br />AT THIS LOCATION, AND jV�. MASON WISHED TO PREVENT HIS LAND FROM BEING <br />WASHED AWAY. <br />ATTORNEY COLLINS COMMENTED THAT THE PROPERTY IS NOT AN <br />INDIVIDUAL LOT, BUT PART OF A DEDICATED ROADWAY; THE ROADWAYS WERE <br />DEDICATED TO THE PUBLIC AND THE COUNTY HAS THE RIGHT TO ABANDON THEM. <br />MR. MASON STATED THAT A DEVELOPER IN THE AREA TOLD HIM <br />THAT THE LAND WAS GIVEN TO THE COUNTY TO BE USED SPECIFICALLY AS A <br />PARK. <br />ATTORNEY COLLINS ADVISED THAT IT DOES NOT APPEAR THAT WAY <br />ON THE SUBDIVISION MAP OR ON THE PLAT - IT SEEMS TO BE PART OF THE <br />ROADWAY. HE CONTINUED THAT IF MR, MASONS OBJECTIVES ARE FOR <br />PROTECTION, HE IMAGINED HE COULD WORK WITH THE COUNTY AND THAT THEY <br />WOULD ALLOW HIM TO SHORE UP THE LAND AND PROHIBIT THE NATURAL GROWTH <br />FROM BEING DESTROYED. <br />ADMINISTRATOR NELSON REPORTED THAT A MAN WHO OWNS PROPERTY <br />IN THE VICINITY ASKED MR. JENNINGS IF HE COULD CUT A PATH THROUGH <br />HIS PROPERTY, THEN PROCEEDED TO CLEAR OUT A 50' ROAD, HE CONTINUED <br />THAT IT WAS ONLY AFTER THE MAN HAD CLEARED PAST MR. MASONS HOME <br />THAT HE WAS NOTICED. MR. NELSON ADVISED THAT THIS PROPERTY GOES <br />DOWN AT QUITE A HIGH DEGREE OF SLOPE AND THE PROPERTY WOULD BE WORTHLESS <br />TO ANYBODY AS FAR AS DEVELOPMENT IS CONCERNED. <br />ATTORNEY COLLINS THOUGHT THE PROBLEM COULD BE SOLVED BY THE <br />COUNTY POSTING APPROPRIATE SIGNS. <br />CHAIRMAN SIEBERT AGREED AND ADVISED MR. MASON THAT IF HE <br />SAW ANYONE DISTURBING THE LAND, HE SHOULD CONTACT THE COUNTY ADMINIS- <br />TRATOR I S OFFICE. <br />DISCUSSION FOLLOWED ALONG THOSE LINES AND IT WAS AGREED TO <br />TRY THE RECOMMENDATION OF POSTING APPROPRIATE SIGNS. <br />11 <br />SEP 101980 <br />eoa� 44, PAcc 446 <br />