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7 1983 - <br />SEP ?A462, <br />throughout Vista Properties. Director Davis explained that <br />the roads Mr. Scurlock was referring to were those in the <br />condominium development and not really in any dedicated <br />right-of-ways. <br />Chairman Bird asked if we had some past precedent for <br />we are accepting the maintenance and Attorney Brandenburg <br />explained that in the past it has been on a case by case <br />basis. The new Subdivision Ordinance allows that at the <br />time the subdivision is platted, the determination can be <br />made as to whether the County is going to take over that <br />right-of-way in the future or whether they will require the <br />establishment of a homeowners' association with necessary <br />assessment powers to maintain the road. <br />Commissioner Wodtke stated that if there is no public <br />park back in that area, and after the roads are accepted for <br />maintenance, they will not be allowed to put up a sign <br />saying "Private Property". Director Davis stated that there <br />was not a park back in there and that the road actually dead <br />ends. <br />Chairman Bird wondered what public benefit would be <br />derived from taking over roads like these, and Director <br />Davis agreed that there would not be any public benefit. <br />However, he explained that at the time the preliminary plat <br />was presented, they had said that they were dedicating the <br />roads to the public and now we are just here to -formalize <br />this dedication and to accept maintenance responsibility. <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Scurlock, <br />SECONDED by Commissioner Lyons, the <br />Board unanimously adopted Resolution 83-65 <br />accepting maintenance responsibility for <br />certain dedicated streets and rights -of -ways <br />within the Forest Park Subdivisions, Units I <br />and II. <br />54 <br />