This is a flag lot created from subdividing a .62 acre R-1-8 zoned residential property in the heart of Murray, a half block south of Murray City library.  A lien across the front of the driveway to the house on Hillside Dr. (235 East)  is included in the purchase price which allows the flag lot owner to go around three guy wires that support a telephone pole at the front SE corner of the flag lot drive strip.  These guy wires are owned by Murray City, Comcast and Qwest.  Currently, an historic barn sits on the .3 acre flag lot.  Murray Historic Commission has a picture of this barn on file, which is all that is required before demolition.  There are no utilities to the barn, which has a concrete floor. Citi Mortgage holds the current mortgage on the .62 parcel being subdivided to create the flag lot for sale, and is ready to process partial release paperwork. The property access is on the west side of Hillside Dr. [235 East], and a new water meter needs to be installed for hook in with the Murray City water line which runs along the east side of 235 East. Albretsen's Concrete and Construction, who just completed clearing trees and obstacles to make way for the drive strip, and capped the sprinkler system at the water main to prepare for the subdivision, informed me that the new water line required for the flag lot which would run under the drive strip back to where a new residential house would be built, is generally installed after completion of the basement for the new residence.  Murray City requires that the drivestrip be 20 ft. wide and paved. The property is about 1/2 mile south east of the new Intermountain Medical Center. Murray High, Hillcrest Jr., and Parkside Elementary are the nearby schools.  Hillcrest Jr. sports field borders the flag lot property on the west side, but is zoned commercial, and it is possible that it could torn down in five years, according to a long-term neighbor, and relocated to access the value of the commercial land the school sits on near the Intermountain Medical