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the uses allowed under the "B" classification this would be the highest and best use of the land with little impact being added to the area from traffic, water, or septic required for a double on this lot. She stated further that the rest of the area is residential and in the buffer zone area the off-highway uses have been almost exclusively residential, making this use consistent. Based upon this, Signe Nicholson moved that the Plan Commission recommend to the Town Board of Trustees that the property be rezoned from A-Agricultural to B-Residential. This was seconded by William Abbott and unanimously carried. All parties were advised of the next Town Board meeting, July 3, 1989 at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Hall. Gary Mulllenix requested a moment to address the Board and parties present. Gary stated that there were no ill feelings about the Board's ruling and that although he was against -' the rezoning, he certainly is not against the Prudens and wanted to publicly state his opinion on the rezoning and feelings towards his neighbors. In particular, he advised the Prudens that he would assist in any way he could. The Board thanked all of the parties present for their orderly presentations. The next item on the agenda was the unsafe building violation at 125 E. High Street. Present was Jerry Graybill, the owner of the property, along with the ordinance enforcement agent, Building Inspector Joseph Beikman. Mr. Graybill addressed the Board and advised of the history of this structure. In particular, that it was rented in the fall of 19BB with a tenant who destroyed part of the property and did not pay rent. When this tenant was evicted, he attempted to get a handyman in to fix the property up, but the -./ -5-