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permits issued wrongly are void. In addition, he said, a wrongly granted permit confers no rights and if such a permit is rescinded, the county isn’t liable for damages. “We’re asking the supervisors to declare the permit null and void and order the structure dismantled...Its very existence is an eyesore,” (and) has lowered property values,” Konick insisted. He reported that real estate appraiser Newbill Miller concluded the campground had cut $16,000 from the value of James Grigsby’s home across the street from the NPEA site.
Focusing on another discrepancy, he noted that the building permit mentions two bathrooms. "What’s been installed are eight toilets, eight sinks and eight showers...Why does a church need eight showers?”
Konick maintained that a “very unfair burden” had been put on his clients by placing on them the responsibility of working to . have the county’s zoning ordinance enforced.
“The burden should be on the non-resident association which claims it raised $145,000 in the past two years but won’t turn over any financial records,” the lawyer argued.
“The people I represent want you to help them,” he told the supervisors. “We’re asking you to take action in hopes that further litigation can be avoided.”
Ben Jones, attorney froir the Warrenton law firir which represents NPEA, told the supervisors that “through
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