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Mr. Mapper told the audience that trash was emptied daily to reduce any odors. <br />Mr. Nafe stated the Board was not here to fix blame, but to rule as to the <br />Ordinance, In his opinion, the enclosure does form a blind corner at the <br />intersection. <br />Mr. Hinds said his personal opinion was that if the structure has to be <br />moved, the City should share in the costa <br />Mr. Mallory commented that that aspect of the matter should not be discussed <br />by the Board. <br />Mr. Walker stated he appreciated both sides, the City overlooked the item <br />when it should have been caught, but the height of the wail should have <br />appeared on the Site Plan and McDonald's has the responsibility to design <br />according to local ordinances. He further stated that the view of traffic <br />was not as obstructed as he anticipated. He went on to say he had no qualms <br />about requiring it to be moved if necessary, but perhaps a decision should <br />be held up to see if the problem is as bad as it seems. <br />Chairman Mallory stated that traffic is not bad or fast at p,^esent, but a <br />lot more traffic will be generated when the restaurant opens. <br />When asked about the estimated cost to demolish and move the enclosure, Mr. <br />Mapper and Mr. McKittrick gave a figure of $12- 15,000.00. <br />Discussion followed and Mr. Walker made a motion to continue the hearing <br />until July 8, 1975 at 5:15 P.M., request a cost estimate to be made to move <br />the enclosure and to hold McDonald's responsible for any new construction <br />that might add to the cost of movement. <br />Mr. Hinds seconded the motion and all voted aye. <br />Tuesday, July 8, 1975. <br />The Board of Adjustment of the City of Paris, Texas reconvened at 5:15 P.M., <br />July 8, 1975 with the following members present: <br />1. P. D. Mallory, III - Chairman <br />2. Ben Hinds <br />3. Richard Nafe <br />4. Charlie Walker <br />Chairman Mallory stated that this was a continuation of the meeting of July <br />1, 1975 and asked those present if they had any new points for consideration. <br />Mr. Roger Mapper appeared and stated that an estimate had been prepared on <br />the cost to demolish and relocatad the trash enclosure. Stating tha,� pre- <br />paration of soil for a new foundation, revising curb and gutter and drive <br />approaches, demolishing and removing the present structure and the constr- <br />uction in a new location, came to a total of $10, 692.00. <br />