Farmers, OH 45146(Clinton County)

BUILDING SITES: None of the auction tracts and/or potential sell-offs have been reviewed or pre-approved by the Defiance County Plan Commission. Each Buyer assumes all responsibility for satisfying the requirements of the local authorities in connection with any future use, improvement or development of the purchased tract(s), including any requirement for lot or plat approval or any other approval or permit from the plan commission, planning department, building department and/or health department. Sellers and Auction Company shall have no obligation or responsibility before or after closing with respect to any permit or approval that Buyer may need in connection with any prospective use or improvement. Buyers obligation to acquire the purchased tract(s) is not contingent upon obtaining any such permit or approval.

TRACT DESCRIPTIONS

Tract 1: 96.5 ac accessed by a 50 ft owned access off of SR 249, just a little over a half mile west of SR 2. Nearly 2,300 ft deep and bordered to the east by the large creek. The soils are Blount loam towards the front and mixed with Pewamo, Glynwood, and Genesee loam with a pocket of Oshtemo sandy loam towards the back.

Tract 2: 35 ac of the same tax parcel as Tract 1 and located to the east of the creek. Access is over 250 ft of road frontage along SR 249. The soils are Glynwood and Haskins loam along the eastern part of the tract, then Sloan and some Tedrow along the creek.

Tract 3: 2.5 ac a potential building site along SR 249 with nearly 375 ft of road frontage and runs back approximately 280 ft. The soils are Pewamo Silty clay and Glynwood loam.

Tract 4: 2.5 ac also a potential building site along SR 249. Nearly 350 ft of road frontage along SR 249 and also an approximately 50 ft access out to SR 2. The soils are mostly Pewamo silty clay.

Tract 5: 4.5 ac with over 900 ft of access along SR 2. It is level along the highway and is approximately 200 ft deep. The soils are mostly Pewamo and Blount loam.

Tract 6: 34.5 ac with over 1,000 ft of road frontage along SR 249. A large drain bisects this tract from Northeast to Southwest. The soils are a combination of Glynwood, Haskins and Sloan loams.