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• <br /> 6 <br /> WYNDSONG SUBDIVISION <br /> Provided, however, private roads may be allowed in a <br /> subdivision where, in the judgment of the Planning Board and <br /> with the approval of the Board of County Commissioners, it is <br /> found that the nature and location of the subdivision are <br /> such that a private road is justified. <br /> In determining whether to permit private roads in <br /> subdivisions, the following design features will be <br /> considered: <br /> 1 . The location and design of the subdivision is such that <br /> it clearly preserves the rural character of the County <br /> through: <br /> a . The provision of lot sizes and building setback <br /> lines greater than required by ordinance <br /> provisions; <br /> (Lot sizes proposed on the concept plan are greater than <br /> 40, 000 square feet as required by the ordinance . Lot <br /> sizes are 1 .28 to 4. 00 acres with a common area of 14.50 <br /> acres. The setbacks are not shown, but will be of a <br /> greater size than required by ordinance . ) <br /> b. The retention and/or provision of landscaping and <br /> use of clustering or dwelling units to screen the <br /> view of the subdivision from public roads and/or <br /> maintain a wooded or forested character; <br /> (Existing woods would be protected and maintained as <br /> much as possible . The subdivision can not be seen from <br /> public roads, there is a 262 foot easement to the <br /> property which is all wooded. ) <br /> c . The maintenance of scenic views, including vistas <br /> of open farmland and/or forested hills and <br /> mountains; and/or <br /> (By designing the subdivision this way we are protecting <br /> the scenic view of all the lot owners. Several of the <br /> lots will have views of natural low areas and others <br /> will have views of an old wagon road bed, all of the <br /> lots are heavily wooded. Also in this Plan we will able <br /> to have an open area of 14 .60 acres for all the lot <br /> owners. ) <br /> d. The clustering of dwelling units to preserve <br /> wildlife, botanical , historic, archaeological <br /> and/or recreation sites; <br />