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petition for variance requested by Walter Hadley and Minnie J. Hadley to allow the use of their home to assemble the bunk beds and other hobby wood projects pursuant to the Town's customary home occupation provision within the zoning ordinance with the restrictions that there would be no sign advertising the business, no advertising in the n~wspaper for the business, that there be no external evidence of the occupation, that there is no commodity or service sold upon the premises except that which is produced thereon, that there be no traffic congestion or traffic hazard created by the home occupation, only occupant or members of his or her family would be employed, that there would be no external changes, additions, enlargements or exterior alterations relating in any way to the home occupation, that there be no physical expansion of utilities or con~nunity facilities beyond the normal residential and that said home occupation would be terminated upon the transfer of the property to any person other than a member of the immediate family residing on the property. This motion was seconded by Paul Walters and Wendell Thaler, Paul Walters, and Board Chairman Oschman voted favorably for the same. That Board Members Franklin, Kollmeyer and House abstained. There not being a quorum the motion did not carry. Board Member House then made a motion to deny the variance as requested. This motion died for lack of a second. At this time Board Attorney Currens advised the parties that this would have to be tabled for lack of a majority decision on the issue and it could be brought back up on October 19, 1983 for review. There being no further business to come before the Board the meeting was adjourned. ~~~tary Steve Oschman, Chairman