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Approved 1/11/2016 <br /> <br />OC Board of Adjustment – 11/9/15 Page 45 of 48 <br /> <br />think, on the weekends. Maybe not so much during the week but certainly during the weekend. So I would have a concern as it 1 <br />relates to that. 2 <br /> 3 <br />James Bryan: If I may, for my clarification, the Board is going to take a Board vote so you don’t have to individually agree with 4 <br />everything, as long as the Board does. But for Matt, am I understanding you’re in agreement with the previous statements about 5 <br />the… you mentioned increased traffic, but Barry mentioned a particular clientele that is not a repeat customer that perhaps, a 6 <br />school Monday through Friday, same people, and church every Sunday but it’s the same people every Sunday, would you agree 7 <br />with that concern? 8 <br /> 9 <br />Matt Hughes: Yes. 10 <br /> 11 <br />Karen Barrows: Is there any further discussion on this point or do we feel ready to entertain a motion? 12 <br /> 13 MOTION made by Barry Katz that the applicant has not met the standard of 5.3.2 a. to a. based on our discussion. 14 <br />Susan Halkiotis seconded. 15 <br />VOTE: Unanimous 16 <br /> 17 <br />Karen Barrows: Yes. And we’re up to section 5.3.2 a to b. 18 <br />Barry Katz: This is property values. 19 <br /> 20 <br />Susan Halkiotis: I had concerns about the sheets that we were given, the data that was collected from other similar venues, with 21 <br />regard to sales and the 2-mile range was of concern. But, the other thing, and perhaps I’m the ignorant one here, but the other 22 <br />concern that I had was I didn’t know the age or how long those venues had been in place. So one might argue that if at some point 23 <br />they may have affected property values. You know, you don’t know if they’re all older than 2 years, I think that was the date range, 24 <br />you’d expect that that’s not oranges and oranges when you’re introducing a new venue into a rural community. So, I 25 <br />questioned the appropriateness of that data being introduced to prove that property values would be maintained or enhanced. I 26 <br />don’t think that they’ll be enhanced and I suppose that it’s like any other situation when you’re speaking in general terms about 27 <br />property values of contiguous property or 2 miles, whatever it is. If you know of one piece of property that’s not going to be 28 <br />maintained or enhanced, then the rule is shattered. And I don’t believe that anyone living across the road from the Morrow Mill 29 <br />Road entrance is going to have their property value maintained or enhanced. And I haven’t seen this property, I’ve only seen the 30 <br />evidence that we’ve been presented with but, I have seen houses that have had buffers built to try to protect from headlights 31 <br />shining directly into the home and that’s really hard to do in an attractive way, or in a way that would enhance the property. Which 32 <br />is why I asked that question. So, that’s the one piece of property I’m looking at when I consider this question. 33 <br /> 34 <br />Barry Katz: Well, the other three properties, I think there were three that came off the other entrances. Same issue. Maybe not as 35 <br />dramatic because of the level of traffic but there could be some issue there. But, Mr. McCall was very competent guy and he 36 <br />gave honest testimony, he basically said you know, within 2 miles he had no documentation for properties adjacent so, there is no 37 <br />evidence. This was the point, that he knew there was no evidence, he gave what he could give and that would be equivocal, the 38 <br />evidence he gave. But, it’s not pertinent to this, it would have taken a miracle for him to find it comparable. And he didn’t. 39 <br /> 40 <br />Karen Barrows: There was no evidence of the value of the contiguous property and he admitted that… Matt? What are you 41 <br />thinking? 42 <br /> 43 <br />Matt Hughes: Well I certainly understand in that point, I know it’s been raised before, not being able to find something that’s 44 <br />comparable. I guess, in my mind, I think you could go either way. Ok so, there’s no evidence that it has decreased property value, 45 <br />there’s not evidence that it’s been maintained or enhanced. I think someone could go either way in saying this use is ok and I think 46 <br />you could go the other way in saying that it’s not. And, I’m not comfortable to borrow a phrase of passing something and we’ll find 47 <br />out what happens. That doesn’t jive with me; pass it and we’ll find out what’s in it. So, I’m not entirely comfortable saying that these 48 <br />folks’ property values will be maintained at the worst and enhanced at best. 49 <br /> 50 <br />Barry Katz: These property values would have to disclose the fact that they were at the location of where they are and what the 51 <br />ingress and egress would be as a material factor in value of the house when someone wants to purchase it. 52 <br /> 53 <br />James Bryan: I would probably urge towards not to consider that fact. You’ve got enough facts that you’ve mentioned and that’s 54
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