Table A
The notes in Italics provide analysis of information compiled by George B. McCallum.
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Parcel |
Parcel of Record |
Acreage |
Development Rights Identified by GBM |
Development rights as determined by County |
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(1) |
223/528 |
1171.86 –less 490 retained 681.86 |
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(a) |
173/27 plat 61/62 |
247 residue >10 |
5 |
Yes |
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The creation of the 490-acre parcel resulted in a single residue. |
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(b) |
173/27 |
116 |
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(i) |
99/243 plat 96/317 |
35 |
5 |
Yes |
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The creation of the 490-acre parcel did not affect this parcel. |
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(ii) |
99/243 plat 96/317 |
81 (plat shows 90 before 9 off) |
5 |
Yes |
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The creation of the 490-acre parcel did not affect this parcel. Plat at D.B. 96, p. 317 shows Lot 1 with 90 acres. GBM notes that Gillispie plat identifies portion of the 90-acre tract that is south of a farm road to be “out” and he references D.B. 101, p. 299. The tax map indicates that the 9 acres has been divided among Tax Map 105, Parcels 16, 16A& 16B. Therefore, the 81 acre parcel has 5 development rights and the 9 acres are not a subject of this analysis. |
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(c) |
173/27 plat 127/229 |
72 residue > 10 |
5
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Yes |
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The creation of the 490-acre parcel resulted in a single residue. |
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(d) |
173/27 plat 129/188 |
27.21 |
5 |
Yes |
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The creation of the 490-acre parcel did not affect this parcel. |
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(e) |
173/27 metes & bounds 122/132 |
138.7 residue >10 residue > 4 |
5 2 |
No 5 DRs total |
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As a result of the the creation of the 490-acre parcel the residue of Sub-parcel (e) was a single legal parcel that is physically divided into two portions. The two portions share a total of five development rights. D.B./p. 122/132 states that the 2.5 acres that was part of Lot 3 on Gillispie plat is included in Parcel 1, Sub-parcel (e) |
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(f) |
173/27 metes & bounds 131/232 |
138.7 residue > 10 remnant |
5 |
Yes |
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As a result of the creation of the 490-acre parcel the residue of Sub-parcel ( f) was a single legal parcel that is physically divided into two portions. Mr. McCallum describes the southern portion as a remnant with no DRs. The two portions share a total of five development rights. |
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(g) |
173/27 plat of (c) & (g) combined at 122/171 |
232 ¼ residue > 10 residue > 8 |
5 4 |
No 5 DRs total |
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As a result of the creation of the 490-acre parcel the residue of Sub-parcel (g) was a single legal parcel that is physically divided into two portions. The two portions share a total of five development rights. |
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(h) |
173/27 plat 128/350 |
200 residue > 10 residue > 10 |
5 5 |
No 5 DRs total |
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As a result of the creation of the 490-acre parcel the residue of Sub-parcel (h) was a single legal parcel that is physically divided into two portions. The two portions share a total of five development rights. |
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(2) |
225/305 |
40 |
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(a) |
205/424 plat 96/317 |
23.16 |
5 |
Yes |
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Shown on plat as Lot 1 |
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(b) |
205/424 plat 96/317 |
17.5 |
5 |
Yes |
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Shown on plat as Lot 3 |
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(3) |
227/121 |
190 ¾ |
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(a) |
202/424 plat 185/339 |
159.5 |
5 |
Yes |
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Plat at 185/339 shows 162 – 2.5 = 159.5 acres. D.B./p. 122/132 states that the 2.5 acres that was part of Lot 3 on Gillispie plat is included in Parcel, 1 Sub-parcel (e). |
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(b) |
199/510 plat 164/190 |
31 ¼ |
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(i) |
146/24 plat 69/327 |
11 ¾ |
5 |
Yes |
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The 11.75-acre parcel is a portion of the 31.25-acre parcel described above. |
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(ii) |
146/24 plat 69/327 |
19 ½ |
5 |
Yes |
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The 19.5-acre parcel is a portion of the 31.25-acre parcel described above. |
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(4) |
227/473 plat 126/405 |
168 |
5 |
Yes |
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(5) |
228/448 plat 228/449 |
81.47 |
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DB/p 228/449shows 17.5-acre parcel and a 64-acre parcel for a total of 80.47 acres. There is a hint of a third parcel between these two shown in broken line. |
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(a) |
118/303 plat 118/305 |
17 ¼ later TBD as 17 ½ |
5 |
Yes |
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(b) |
146/146 plat 157/100 |
64 (plat incorrectly shows 50) |
5 |
Yes |
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DB/p 146/146 states parcel contains about 64 acres. DB/p 157/100 plat shows the parcel contains 50 acres. We determine that 228/448 establishes these as two parcels- 17.5 & 64. This agrees with GBM’s opinion. |
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(6) |
228/450 plat 124/416 |
148.146 |
5 |
yes |
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D.B. 673, p. 462 shows the off conveyance of 20.854 acres from Parcel 6 on a plat dated April 12, 1979. The plat references DB/p 381/236 and 362/292 for the plat. This 20.854-acre tract has been further subdivided. The resulting parcels are designated on Tax Map 116 as Parcels 2B, 10, 10B,11, 12 &13. The residue is calculated to contain 148.146 acres. |
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(7) |
228/486 |
53.62 |
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(a) |
71/110 no plat |
7 |
3 |
Yes |
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(b) |
117/455 plat 117/456 |
46.62 |
5 |
Yes |
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Plat in D.B. 117, p. 456 shows the 53.62-acre parcel. The Gillispie plat notes that Parcel 7 contains 53.62 acres. Therefore the 7-acre parcel is contained within the bounds of the 53.62-acre tract. However, the location of the 7-acre portion must be determined. Deed states that 7 acres have already been sold off and conveyed by D.B. 71, p. 110. |
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(8) |
228/489 no plat |
87.65 |
5 |
Yes |
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Parcels (8), (16), (23), (25), (30) and the Martia Edwards Tract are platted together on the 1960 Gillispie plat. The location must be determined. |
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(9) |
228/494 |
166 |
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DB/p 124/418 shows Lot 3 containing 166 acres on a plat |
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(a) |
159/42 plat 159/43 |
60 |
5 |
Yes |
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(b) |
172/8 plat 124/418 |
106 |
5 |
Yes |
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The eastern part of Parcel (9) is not a separate parcel according to GBM. It was Gillispie’s way to resolve the gap between Lot 3 and a 202.625-acre parcel shown on his plat dated 5/57 and 2/58 .The gap is between T.M. 104-8 and T.M.116-1. This gap is determined to not be a separate parcel. |
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(10) |
230/125 |
369 ¾ |
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(a) |
230/125 plat 123/433 |
349 ¾ |
5 |
Yes |
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(b) |
230/125 metes & bounds 145/303 |
20 |
5 |
Yes |
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(11) |
230/314 no plat |
68 |
5 |
Yes |
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(12) |
231/169 no plat (metes & bounds for 200 ac. parent 32/208) |
132 ½ |
5 |
Yes |
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GBM has supplied Deed Book 192, page 91 and Deed Book 191, page 334 which complete the chain in the file. |
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(13) |
231/170 no plat |
99 ¾ |
5 |
Yes |
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(14) |
231/434 |
522.83 |
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(a) |
231/434 plat 129/354 |
515 |
5 |
Yes |
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(b) |
231/434 plat 166/411 |
7.83 |
3 |
Yes |
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(15) |
235/94 plat 172/580 |
124.56 |
5 |
Yes |
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(16) |
239/509 no plat |
292 |
5 |
Yes |
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Parcels (8), (16), (23), (25), (30) and the Martia Edwards Tract are platted together on the 1960 Gillispie plat. The location must be determined. |
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(17) |
239/568 |
59.88 |
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(a) |
239/568 metes & bounds 61/75 |
46 |
5 |
Yes |
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(b) |
239/568 plat 228/467 |
13.88 |
5 |
Yes |
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(18) |
240/151 no plat (plat of 351 ac. parent 79/229) |
207.36 (however 1960 plat shows 260 acres) |
5 |
Yes |
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As GBM notes, the parcel is calculated to contain 207.36 acres. [351-(10.1 + 4.47 + 121.24 + 7.83) = 207.36.] The Gillispie plat states Parcel (18) contains 260 acres. The discrepancy is not reconciled. This does not have an effect on the number of development rights. |
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(19) |
242/136 w/metes & bounds |
125 |
5 |
Yes |
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(20) |
244/186 no plat |
15 |
5 |
Yes |
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(21) |
245/39 plat 77/100 |
12 |
5 |
Yes |
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(22) |
247/42 w/metes & bounds |
15 |
5 |
Yes |
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(23) |
247/44 plat 125/210 |
18 |
5 |
Yes |
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The referenced plat indicates its location. |
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(24) |
252/212 |
51 ½ |
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(a) |
142/68 no plat |
41 ½ |
5 |
Yes |
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(b) |
181/547 metes & bounds 64/120 |
10 |
5 |
Yes |
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Perimeter boundary of 51.5-acre parcel is clear. DB/p 252/212refers to 51.5 acres in two pieces- 41.5 and 10. DB/p 74/489 shows the location of a 31.5-acre portion identified on the Gillispie plat. The location of 41.5-acre parcel, the 31.5-acre parcel and the 10-acre parcel is not verified. A survey is needed to locate them. However, based on DB/p252/212 we determine it is 2 parcels in agreement with GBM. |
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(25) |
253/525 |
25 |
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(a) |
253/525 no plat |
10 |
5 |
Yes |
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(b) |
253/525 no plat |
15 |
5 |
Yes |
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Parcels (8), (16), (23), (25), (30) and the Martia Edwards Tract are platted together on the 1960 Gillispie plat. The location of the two parcels must be determined. The 10 acres came from the lands of James Monroe, part of 3500 acres conveyed on 3/22/1827. |
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(26) |
263/161 plat 77/102 |
12 1/8 |
5 |
Yes |
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(27) |
288/186 plat 91/6 |
15 ¾ |
5 |
Yes |
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(28) |
289/568 no plat |
5-8 est. (appears > 6) |
3 |
Yes |
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The acreage must be verified to determine the actual number of DRs. |
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(29) |
290/459 plat 77/148 |
15 ¼ |
5 |
Yes |
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(30) |
309/446 no plat |
12 |
5 |
Yes |
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Parcels (8), (16), (23), (25), (30) and the Martia Edwards Tract are platted together on the 1960 Gillispie plat. The location must be determined. |
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(31) |
324/37 |
89 |
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(a) |
324/37 no plat |
20 |
5 |
Yes |
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(b) |
324/37 no plat |
69 |
5 |
Yes |
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(32) |
324/288 metes & bounds 39/488 |
10 |
5 |
Yes |
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Martia Edwards Tract |
363/378 no plat |
20-25 |
5 |
Yes |
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DB/p 110/300 states the parcel consists of 20 or 25 acres. The Gillispie plat indicates the general area with words- not lines. The location must be determined. |
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“50.5 acres” from Naylor – 5/30/1979 |
673/466
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50.5 |
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(a) |
plat 58/506 minus plat 670/433 |
44.5 |
5 |
Yes |
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(b) |
plat 58/506 |
6 ¾ |
3 |
Yes |
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See GBM’s notes. There may be a question of ownership but no question that there are 2 parcels containing 44.5 and 6.3/4 acres respectively. |
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Total development rights |
278 |
267 |
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Total parcels |
58 |
55 |
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Total acres |
4,039.331 to 4,047.331 |
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