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Attorney Quinn pointed out that the County does <br />not know today that the road is ultimately going to be a <br />secondary collector. He felt an inequity would occur <br />with the right-of-way being requested only from the south <br />side of the thoroughfare - this burden was normally shared <br />by the owners on each side of the road. Also, he did not <br />think it was the function of the Planning Department to <br />advise the County about eminent domain procedures. Attorney <br />Quinn felt it was just a matter of fairness to operate under <br />the rules as they are today, and not under the rules as the <br />Planning Department believes they may be at a later date. <br />He then requested that the County -proceed under the present <br />rules and cooperate with the applicant, as he is a developer <br />of fine homes. <br />Lengthy discussion followed about the existing <br />rights-of-way and setbacks. It was determined that there <br />was an existing 30' right-of-way, and the developer would be <br />dedicating an additional 20' right-of-way, and a 20' <br />setback. <br />Commissioner Bird saw the merits on both sides of <br />the question, but until the thoroughfare plan was adopted, <br />he did not like to change the rules in the middle of the <br />game. <br />On Motion made by Commissioner Lyons, seconded by <br />Commissioner Wodtke, the Board unanimously approved the <br />Preliminary Plat for the Meadows Subdivision, accepting the <br />agreements the developers have already made. <br />PROCEDURE FOR SUBDIVISION REPLATS - BENT PINES <br />The Administrator reviewed the following <br />memorandum with the Board: <br />JAN 6 1982 74 MOK 48 PAU 492. <br />