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oper, told council that he and his wife were “very supportive” of Lynch and O’Connell and wanted the restaurant to be successful. He praised their “excellent cuisine and contribution to the community” adding that he and his wife had lent Lynch and O’Connell $25,000 to get started when they sold them the property.
But Labovitz asserted that Lynch and O’Connell were “essentially defying the town to take action against them” by allegedly building without a permit. Furthermore, he said they “flagrantly violated provisions of our private agreement.”
His brother, John Labovitz, objected to the height of the fence between the tub properties, questioned whether there is adequate parking at The Inn, and wondered whether the garden structure is an addition or an accessory. If it is an addition, he said. The Inn needs a variance and building without that variance would be a violation of the building code.
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