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time, he got word from his sister-in-law that the building was going up.
He stated he didn’t want to renovate his property "if this is an example of what’s going to happen in Spertyville.” He added that he doubted whether he could even rent his house with DeMent’s warehouse so close.
Mrs. Stuckey supported her husband’s statements regarding his conversation with DeMent. She said that the exchange had taken place over the phone with her on an extension. “There were only stakes in the ground when we called Mr. DeMent the first time and told him that there would be an appeal.”
“Mr. DeMent, do you want to comment on that?” asked Admiral Gardiner.
“No sir,” came the reply. “Does your attorney?” Gardiner inquired. Crigler answered that he had no comment since it appeared to him that the Board had already made a decision. Both Crigler and DeMent then left the courtroom. Man waring suggested that the BZA send additional correspondence to DeMent reitterating insistence on a 50 foot setback from the adjoining property. Gardiner asked Zoning Administrator Evan McNear if he had secured any legal advice on the significance of the building permit in relation to the special use permit. “I’ve talked to several lawyers,” McNear responded. According to the Zoning Administrator, the lawyers told him that the special use
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