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plans and that he would not issue a building permit until a new development plan was submitted. “I find your development plan wanting in several respects,” he wrote. "First, it fails to show the lot lines of the property upon which your clients intend to build. Second, it fails to show the information required... relating to the vehicular entrance and parking.” Therefore, I am not in a position to make the findings required under... the zoning ordinance based upon what you have submitted.”
Shortly after 4 p.m. of the same day, Richard Shephard, one of The Inn’s architects, submitted a development plan to Konick. However, Konick told him it still failed to conform to the ordinance requirements.
The building permit application says The Inn would be 4,400 square feet when completed; therefore The Inn would need a total of 44 parking spaces within 000 feet of the main building, according to Konick. He said the development plan submitted Tuesday “is consider
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