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In 1989, Develоper, whо оwned а 100-аcre pаrcel of land, subdivided 95 of those acres into one-acre lots. A plat was properly recorded, platting 95 one-acre lots. Although it was not part of the plat, the plat drawing showed an adjoining unplatted five-acre area. The plat included language providing that only one single-family residence could be constructed on each of the Lots 1 through 95. Lots numbered 1 through 94 were sold to buyers, and single-family residences were constructed on each of the lots. Lot 95 was never developed and remained in Developer’s name. At the time Lots 1 through 94 were being sold, Developer told buyers that the five-acre open area (the unplatted, unmarked parcel on the plat) could be used by them as a park. Over the years, buyers installed playground equipment, a swimming pool, and walking paths in the five-acre open park area. Buyers still continue to use the park area. Developer died recently, and Heir, who inherited Lot 95, which had remained in Developer’s name along with the five-acre lot, plans to remove the structures in the park area and construct a small shopping mall in the park area as well as on the adjacent Lot 95. Such a development would be consistent with current zoning ordinances. Several buyers come to you seeking advice on potential legal grounds to prevent Heir from developing the property as proposed. Discuss the grounds that buyers would have to prevent the development of Lot 95 and the adjoining five acres. Include in your discussion the response by Heir for each ground.