depictions that Mr. Palmer did show included the commercial piece that is no longer a
part of this preliminary plat simply because that's not -- has not been acquired by my
client. Again, you've seen the preliminary plat. Again, please note the north and south
collector that runs on the west side and then the collector that runs basically through the
-- you know, the southern portion. The reason why this preliminary plat was originally
proposed was because there's already a development plan approved in the County, which
is the Estates at Oak Mill, which was a larger acre -- or an acreage in development. And
then you had Old Hawthorne North which had the similar type development just to the
west. So you had this small piece between the two with a collector street. The idea
there was is to keep, you know, the same type of development through there with -- with
slightly larger lots, larger residential lots to the north, not -- and so, you can see the two
pieces here. The orange is what's being annexed or being requested to be annexed and
requested to be zone R-1. Of course, the yellow is the remaining portion. This
constitutes the entire preliminary plat. You've seen this before, and so what we've done
here is now that we've acquired that portion in the County, we decided to change the lot
configuration significantly, just kind of change it around. While they do all appear, Mr.
Palmer did say that they're roughly 8,000 square feet a piece. If you look at it closely,
we have a varying degree of lot sizes. We go down to 60 foot. We have some 70s, some
80s, some 90s, and then we have just, I think, four lots that are larger, what we'll call
estate lots, but larger R-1 lots down in the southwest corner. But if you look closely, we
have them kind of scattered throughout the site, the varying sizes. And really we've kind
of looked at that, where we have our 60s or where they're flatter slab lots, and then the
slightly larger ones are the walk-outs, and, you know, kind of looked at that and kind of
figured out what makes sense so we can get a wider range of -- of home prices for this
development. One thing to also note is on the original preliminary plats, if you go back
here, there was a significant number of driveways that was allowed on that collector
street that ran through there. The County, of course, they allow driveways on collector
streets. And then Old Hawthorne had several collector -- or, excuse me -- several
driveways on the collector street, and then this one did, as well. One thing to note on the
revised preliminary plat is we've been able to eliminate all those driveway accesses, so
the collector street will actually have no driveway -- direct driveway accesses and they're -
- they're limited on the preliminary plat, so all of those that have frontage on the collector
street actually has to have the driveway frontage off of a side street. Again, we talked
about the -- you know, the east-west collector street, the north-south collector street,
additional right-of-ways, and then, of course, the monetary contribution for the Richland
and Graceland roundabout. That's found in the development agreement that was done
originally for the original preliminary plat, and then this will just increase that amount
given the number of lots that are increased. Utilities, have you talked about that, but I
