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he would like for the Board to first consider whether there had been a violation of 10-6 and to make a motion one way or the other with regard to the Staff's recommendation. He then requested that Section 10-45 be entertained separately after Dr. Lynn’s attorney and anyone else who wanted to speak had an

BALLENTINE YES MR. FRIED YES MS. GREENBERG YES MS. VAN BUREN YES MR. VANNECK NO MR. HOFFMAN YES MOTION PASSES 6-1 Mr. Fried advised Mr. Maxey that the Code Enforcement Board’s position was to enforce the Code and said that he had always found the Town Council members to be very receptive, individually and as a group. Mr. Fr

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ing he is required to do. Mr. Randolph said he hesitated to explain further if the matter was going to be deferred. Mr. Randolph said the position of Staff is that item (i) stands on its own merits, that it is not connected to 10-45 (a) through (h). It is also the position of Staff that it is appropriate

S MOTION PASSES 6-1 15 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016588 --- PAGE BREAK --- Code Enforcement Board Meeting Minutes 07/17/08 Mr. Fried advised Mr. Maxey that the Code Enforcement Board’s position was to enforce the Code and said that he had always found the Town Council members to be very receptive, individually and as a group. Mr. Fr

he would like for the Board to first consider whether there had been a violation of 10-6 and to make a motion one way or the other with regard to the Staff's recommendation. He then requested that Section 10-45 be entertained separately after Dr. Lynn’s attorney and anyone else who wanted to speak had an

BALLENTINE YES MR. FRIED YES MS. GREENBERG YES MS. VAN BUREN YES MR. VANNECK NO MR. HOFFMAN YES MOTION PASSES 6-1 Mr. Fried advised Mr. Maxey that the Code Enforcement Board’s position was to enforce the Code and said that he had always found the Town Council members to be very receptive, individually and as a group. Mr. Fr