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City Council -2- June 10, 1982 <br /> of frontage on Browns Bay. It is our understanding that <br /> current zoning regulations would not permit the construc- <br /> tion of a residence on that tract because it is under the <br /> two acre minimum zoning regulation for land not serviced <br /> by water and sewer. We believe that the value of $60,000 <br /> is excessive. <br /> Finally, Tract 11 consists of 4.62 acres which is comprised <br /> mostly of Lc soils with a portion of it being comprised of <br /> Hb6 soil . While extensive development work has not been <br /> done, it is clear to us that it would not be possible to <br /> obtain two, two acre lots with acceptable soils for building <br /> purposes. It may be that there is insufficient soils fo� a <br /> single house on the property. (n any event, given the un- <br /> certainties resulting from the soil conditions, we think a <br /> substantially lower valuation is required. <br /> In making the objections to the valuations set forth in this <br /> letter we are trying to obtain valuations which are fair in <br /> comparison of other property owners in Orono and which reflect <br /> realistic uses of the property given the rules and regulations <br /> of Orono which, we understand, have changed substantially in <br /> recent years and have become more restrictive in terms of <br /> permitting on-site septic systems. <br /> Given the age and experience in these matters of the taxpayer, <br /> Eleanor L Pillsbury, further dealings should be with the under- <br /> signed. , <br /> V�y truly ,ye /` <br /> .i � � I <br /> JG ��' � V � <br /> Ge rge g_�P i 1 1 sbury '`' I <br /> ..�;• <br /> �SPrad <br /> P.S. As a matter of record, we are not protesting <br /> either the 28.qq increase in valuation of that par- <br /> cel of land where my mother's house is located, nor <br /> the 21 .2$ increase in my prope�ty on Bracketts Point. <br /> l�� � <br /> i <br />