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N 0 V 14 1984 ��ra�Y expense of going through the process, vacating any other plats, and doing a formal plat for what it is. Commissioner Wodtke stressed his concern that with the rest of the subdivision zoned the same way, we could end up with 60 or 80 septic tanks, and Mr. Galanis confirmed that according to current state law, under separate ownership and a separate development, this could happen. Attorney Brandenburg informed the Board that the county has informed this developer that he must plat in advance any more divisions in that subdivision. If he plats this in advance,. the likelihood of being able to obtain a septic tank permit from the state is nil. Discussion ensued about ownership, and Commissioner Wodtke asked if it is not true that these four lots are all under the same owner as the listing on the back taxes show Frank Zorc as Trustee; it was believed that Mr. Zorc has now sold all this off. Commissioner Wodtke asked how Mr. Zorc could sell it if it isn't subdivided, and Planning Director Keating stated that actually it is a 1/2 acre lot subdivision. Commissioner Wodtke pointed out that there are buildings that go right across the lot line; in fact the buildings actually don't even line up with the lot lines. Director Keating explained that the developer came in for the first three lots and part of the fourth lot all together as one parcel; a site plan was approved for that parcel; and at that time the owner said he would not sell the units - they would be rental units. Subsequently it was found out that he was selling each unit and conveying land with each. It also has been learned recently that, even after we informed the applicant that he is violating the law by selling any more of these units without plat approval, he has sold at least one more lot. Discussion ensued regarding the feeling that there should be some way to fine someone who just disregards a county ordinance. 28 M -