Signs were posted for a Friday August 31, 4:00 P.M Real Estate Auction. Rumors surfaced that auction signs were not to be placed. It worked out fine, as the date and time is usually when our family attends the Annual Italian Heritage Festival. So, said advertisement allowed us to be aware, so we could attend the auction.

The Yellow Curved Arrow, (mid-point), is the proximate location of the Stone Lion and American Flag that are noted in the above image.

 

Said Highlighted 80 + or - Acres included Approximately 15 different landowners and a proximate 170 total acres, (150 Undeveloped). Thus: The Outlined In Red, (80 + or - Acres), was wrong. The Highlighted in Orange, 74.75 Acres was correct for area for the highlighted 80 + or - Acres.
The auctioneer flyer states two access points: 1); The listed U.S Route 50 entrance possess inaccessible cliff like terrain. Additionally an intersection at this area would exceed the dangerous accident prone Emily Drive U.S 50 Intersection 2); The Auctioneer's listing of a U.S Route 58 entrance is wrong, as it does not exist. (He corrects the Route 58 error and uses a squeeze play between CityNet and the Tri-Partner's ever deteriorating slope as the only other entrance). Said area's in-accessibility is illustrated within the Non-Selling Auction Price of $7,800 an acre. A far cry form the Tri-Partners Adjoining and Fully Accessible $400,000 an Acre properties.