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(Continued from Cage 1) oulty of complying with the conditions.
"Because of the immense costs to your petitioners of any delay in this project,” the petition continues, “your petitioners have prepared a set of plans in all ways identical to those presented to the town council at its meeting of September 14, but absent any portion of the improvements within 15 feet of Main Street, although the construction in such fashion would be of little benefit to them without the amendment of the variance, or their compliance with its terms."
Nevertheless, these plans were filed with Konick "together with all necessary checks and sanitation permits", but Konick refused to issue a building permit, according to the petition.
Dickey then contacted Baumgardner and asked him to explain the council vote to Konick, but Konick "continued in his obdurate refusal to issue the required permit," continues the petition. Konick said Tuesday that Baumgardner told him that day that he had not been at the council meeting and could not speak to Dickey’s questions. Konick said he then had delivered a letter to Newbill Miller requesting clarification on the conditions council had placed on
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