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variance is restricted to the lifetime of William Asher there is <br />no problem. <br /> <br /> Petitioners indicated that there would be no exterior struct- <br />ural changes to the building, all the changes would be interior~ <br />remodeling and restructuring to permit the building to become a <br />two ~amily dwelling. <br /> <br /> Having heard all evidence, the following motion was mede by <br />Raymond House and seconded by William Abbotts <br /> <br /> "A variance be granted for use of the property at 132 W. <br />Harrison St. as a two family dwelling with the stipulation that the <br />variance remain as such so long as the fi~e-tenant, William Asher, <br />is an occupant of one such dwelling unit. Petitioners agreed and <br />it is a part of the granting of the variance that at such time that <br />the life-tenant, William Asher, shall not occupy one of the such <br />dwelling units of the peoperty, the variance shall automatically <br />terminate and revert back to a single family residence." <br /> <br /> Voting was unanimously in favor of the variance as stated in <br /> the above motion. <br /> <br /> Docket #4, 1977, was presented by Anthus D. and Martha Pygman <br /> of 1281 St. Rd. 42, requesting a variance to build a house to <br /> within 5 feet of the East boundry of the lot adjoining property <br /> at 216 W. High Sto, also c~ned by the Pygmans. <br /> <br /> Upon realizing that the zoning code requires only 7 feet, <br /> they agreed there was room to build within the prescribed f6ot- <br /> age of the zoning code and withdrew the petiton. <br /> There being no further business, upon a motion made by William <br /> Abbott and seconded by Raymond House, the meeting was adjourned. <br /> <br />President - <br /> <br />Respectfully submitted, <br /> S'~cretary <br /> <br /> <br />