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demonstrate, that they have incurred construction cost so the City will have a liability as a <br />result. They're not in compliance, and it needs to be red -tag and shut down before any more <br />expenses are incurred. The Glicks continued to bulldoze their way through. Mrs. Wendell <br />further stated that she encouraged the City to look very carefully at these purported excess <br />cost they have had. There were ample opportunities, and the Glicks just thought, were <br />going to ramrod this despite some opposition that we have incurred, we have our building <br />permit and were going forward full- speed ahead. Thank you. <br />Vic Ressler (Citizen) stated he lives at 4020 Holbrook. As far as cost, remember that <br />probably much of that is land cost and they still have the land they can resell, but that is <br />really beside the point. Mr. Ressler stated he read in the paper and got a letter, because he <br />own property across from a site in Reno, that the City of Reno has approved for them to <br />move on to another place, a much bigger place that would afford them for other <br />opportunities besides just recycling. Having said that, it is just his opinion that in order for <br />them to go ahead and try to recover money from the city, they have to go through this <br />process. If you grant them the variance and grant them this permission to, override the <br />City's decision not to let it go there, then once they have that they can pursue remedies with <br />the City and they can go there with their other project. In Mr. Ressler's opinion he stated <br />that this board then should deny letting them build there. If that happens the variance is <br />academic. The variance doesn't mean anything if this board say, no, we're not overriding <br />what the City has done. They can get their legal stuff going with the City and work that out. <br />The amount of it is up to that. We don't have any control over that. The board doesn't have <br />control over that. If their intent is to go to Reno, we understand they've gotten approval to <br />do so, this will allow them to go on and do that. So this is a procedural thing. In Mr. <br />Ressler's opinion he stated this is a procedural thing they have to do in order to go forward <br />on anything. His suggestion would be for the board not to override the City. Thank you. <br />Jerry Haning stated we need a motion to either affirm or reverse the decision of the City of <br />Paris building commission. Do I hear a motion? <br />Motion was made by Marilyn Smith, seconded by Louise Hagood to affirm with the City of <br />Paris decision. Motion carried 4 -0. <br />b. Consideration of Mr. Glicks's Variance request for property located at 4250 Lamar <br />Avenue, Paris, Texas. <br />Kent McIlyar stated if the applicants want to speck to 2.b., to their request for variance, <br />they can do so. <br />Jerry Haning stated who would like to speak to this item. <br />Steve Walker stated he already said everything that he believes applies to both things. So <br />everything that was said previously, he urges the same information with this request for <br />
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