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complete work on the property, but not for an extension of the hearing nor was '- any written documentation filed. There was some discussion by the Board with Dave Barry stating that sufficient time has taken place since this matter had first came before the Board over eighteen months prior to this date and time. Chairman Edwards advised that adequate time had been given to have this matter taken care of. Mr. Graybill explained that 95% of the materials to complete the project were now available and that it had been secured to keep any persons from entering into it. Bill Abbott ask the Board's Attorney if there were any middle ground on this where the court could make a decision on the hearing if held and still allow Mr. Graybill to proceed. The Board's Attorney went over the alternatives the Board had pursuant to Indiana Code 36-7-9-7(c) (d) 1 through 3 and also sub- section (e). After a discussion by the Board and between the Building Inspector, Joe Beikman and Mr. Graybill, the parties stated that a mutual agreement had been reached. At the request of the Board's Attorney it was agreed that the settlement and stipulation of judgment on the notice of order would be put on the record. ~ '-' Building Inspector Beikman then proceeded to go over the violations he had found in the unsafe building located at 129 East High Street relating to our Ordinance Number 15, 1982 and all amendments thereto and in particular stated that violations under Section VI for sub-sections (c), (e), (f), (g) numbers 2 and 4 (h), (i), (j), (k), (1), (m), (n), and (0). On each of these violations he stated the general violation and property condition. These violations were admitted by Mr. Graybill and as a part of their joint stipulation of judgment it was agreed that Mr. Graybill would have the option of continuing to work on the property and have it ready for occupancy and the issuance of an occupancy permit within 60 days from October 23, 1986 and in the event that all of the work was not completed in such an manner as to allow the issue of an occupancy permit by the 60th day then said property would be demolished pursuant to the unsafe buildig ordinance with the expense of said demolition to be incurred by Jerry K. Graybill. It was also agreed that Mr. Graybill -2-