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r O C T 211981 BooK 47 PnE 815 Attorney Chester Clem appeared representing owner, Walter Cox. Administrator Nelson commented that this property has been broken down into five acre tracts, and the owners who desire to build cannot because there is no County maintained road by their property. What Attorney Clem is requesting is that the property owners be allowed to build the road up to a marl standard which meets the surrounding roads, and that once they do that, and it is inspected by the County, that the County accept it for their normal marl road maintenance. Attorney Clem explained that the property under discussion is located very close to the east side of Interstate I-95 and just south of S.R. 512. He confirmed that the group of people owning this property do not butt up to S.R. 512; in order to get a building permit, they need to be on a public road and need the County to take over the maintenance in order for it to be a public road. Attorney Clem believed the County will have to address this situation on hundreds of lots out there since there are many small lots in this area with a multitude of owners, and he did not see that the area could be paved unless some massive taxing district were put into being. They, therefore, are just requesting that they be allowed to grade the road up to the standards of the surrounding area. Considerable discussion ensued as to obtaining the additional right-of-way we need, and Attorney Ciem stated that although he was not prepared to speak to that, it seems logical that something should be done. It was noted we are looking to minimize the problems involved in opening up large areas for maintenance, but at the same time, trying to find a way to service the taxpayer. Commissioner Wodtke felt if we can get the additional 40'of right-of-way and they will agree to bring the road up to marl or shell standards in a location as approved by our