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not by the County in the future if some lot owner objected to it. So that's the reason for <br />putting that clause in that it can be removed. And the reason for the language that <br />restrictive covenants shall give notice that the rezoning ordinance prohibits the <br />construction of a second dwelling is to, so that there is clear notice to purchasers of the <br />property that they can't build a second dwelling. We don't expect people who buy, take a <br />subdivision, take this subdivision and somebody buys it in the future, there may be a <br />buyer down the road. We don't expect people to dig out the rezoning ordinance that <br />allowed the creation of a subdivision and review that and find out that they're not allowed <br />to have a second dwelling. Most people will look at the County Code and say, oh, you <br />have a possibility of an additional farm dwelling because that's <br />reason for saying that there should be a covenant in the deed is so that this is something <br />that will then be printed in a deed down into the future, and then every deed has to have <br />this. So then an owner will have notice that they can only put <br />property. So that's the reason behind all of this being worded the way it's worded. <br />KUBOTA:Then the second, then -. Mr. Chair? <br />GALDONES:Chair recognizes Commissioner Kubota. <br />KUBOTA:Then the sentence that follows it is totally not necessary because <br />you have a restrictive covenant already specifying that. So why would the owner of the <br />property, in addition, impose private covenants restricting the number of dwellings? I <br />mean that's duplication, isn't it? <br />YUEN:No, because -. <br />KUBOTA:No? <br />YUEN:Because if the -, this is the scenario, all right. Now the private <br />subdivider can put in, regardless of what the County wants, put in covenants restricting <br />the lots to one home on a lot. <br />KUBOTA:Okay. <br />YUEN:All right. This is to make it clear that they retain the power to do <br />that. The ordinance can change, can be amended to allow more th <br />KUBOTA:Oh, I see. <br />YUEN:But the private subdivider, if they want to give assurance to the <br />buyers in the future that forever there will only be -. <br />KUBOTA:One. <br />YUEN:One home on the lot, they can do that as a private matter. <br />this works -. <br />7 <br /> <br />