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-10- The Board after reviewing the zoning map advised him that the property was zoned industrial and Mr. Benedict then questioned whether he was allowed to have a horse in that classification. It was the consensus of the Board that a horse would be allowed in that classification. It was also brought to the Board's attention that Dr. Alarcon had allowed weeds to grow wild next to Mr. Benedict's driveway. He further advised that there were several abandoned cars on the property and the back of the business was being used as rental property. The Board noted the complaint as being the use of multi-family dwelling in a business classification. Joe Beikman confirmed that the property was in fact in violation. The Board advised Mr. Benedict that he could contact the police concerning the abandoned vehicles and the Board asked the Building Inspector to cite the property for a violation if he in fact found that one existed. The Board then moved on to the Building Inspector's report. Inspector Beikman advised that eight permits were issued; thirty-one inspections performed and one red tag issued. He advised that the red tag was for the G. R. Woods building which was going up without a permit. Mr. Beikman further advised that he had cited Frank Lowry for violation of the unsafe building ordinance and that further action was being taken on that matter. The Board advised that Mr. Beikman and the Town Attorney should take whatever steps are necessary to correct the violations noted with regard to the Frank Lowry property. Bill Abbott moved to cite that property under the unsafe building ordinance and to schedule Mr. Lowry to appear before '--