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RECOMMENDATION: BOOK 5 9 FD GF 40 Staff recommends that the Board of County Commissioners adopt a resolution vacating that portion of the plat of Colonial Heights Subdivision described as Lots 1, 2, 3, and a portion of Lot 4. Attorney Brandenburg explained that this matter was considered at the last meeting and was postponed to give the applicant a chance to come before the Board and answer some of the Board's questions. He advised that .the Legal Department and the Planning Department had both recommended in favor of the replat at the last meeting and that recommendation still stands. Stan Boling, Planner, confirmed that staff is still recommending a plat vacation at this time in order for the applicant to conform to the subdivision ordinance and proceed to obtain final plat approval. Richard Bogosian, attorney representing Visa Builders Corporation, et al, explained that his client purchased numerous lots in this particular subdivision from Frank Zorc, who apparently had previously obtained a multiple -type rezoning from the Board on the property in addition to some type of agreements from the Health Dept. regarding the installation of septic tanks. He was not aware of the particulars in those agreements, but pointed out that his client had purchased the property with the understanding that it could be developed in line with what Mr. Zorc had obtained in the way of approvals. His client, therefore, commenced to develop the property. Attorney Bogosian felt the Board was mainly concerned with one building, which is a 12 -unit townhouse. He believed the first 6 units have been completed and the last 6 are in the stages of construction. He emphasized that it is one building and the 12 units are all sort of townhouse type apartments. After 6 of the units were completed, his client came to him and indicated he wanted to sell them as individual units. Mr. 40