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Chairman Eggert pointed out that he is not required to change his zoning if it is less than designated, and it was pointed out that the fees are set by ordinance. Mr. Schlitt further noted that after doing that, he will have to go through the Subdivision route because this has been split once before. That is about another $2,000 in fees, and all he wants to do is sell one lot. Also, to do this, he will lose approximately one acre of his land, plus all the fees. Director Keating confirmed that there already has been one split of this property; so, this would be under the subdivision requirement and also apparently there is a R/W deficiency and there will be a R/W requirement of probably 301. Mr. Schlitt continued to stress that to sell one piece of his property will require about $1,500 in fees, and Commissioner Scurlock pointed out that the option is not to be able to sub- divide it. Jim Young, of Kimley Horne S Associates,`came before the Board representing E. Lapperman who owns about 17 acres of land south and east of the eastern end of Gifford Dock Road at the south end of Grand Harbor. When he purchased this land, it was zoned RM -6. The prior Land -Use Map had an environmentally sensitive rating on it at 1 upa. The proposed Land Use Map which went to DCA set this at 1 unit per 20 acres, and he understands the proposed Land Use Map gives this a C-2 designation of 1 unit per 40 acres. Additionally, by Policy 5.5, the Conservation Element of the Plan does indicate that by 1991 there will be an attempt to establish a mitigation bank and by 1992 also transfer density rights to non-contiguous properties. Mr. Lapperman's land is all in a conservation state, and they would like to request the Board to keep the 1 upa designation on this property at least until the county has time to implement the policies of the mitigation bank and the density transfers to non-contiguous properties. VED" U 89