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sively by phone, end his long-range plans for building the three-bedroom home. He said he wanted to construct a residence that would conform to the historic character of the area—a place he later could sell as a single-family dwelling, part of a personal retirement plan.
“I have no real concern with the use as you outline it,” Councilman Wickens said. “But the next business could be altogether different in character.”
Emmett White, who lives across the street from DeBergh’s present business location, spoke in support of DeBergh’s proposal. “I have to comment on his behalf,” he said. "There is no traffic over there. . .as far as clients dropping in.”
Following more discussion, Councilman Miller motioned to approve a special-use permit for the three-bedroom home with limitations: The building would be residential; it would be limited to two offices, one for DeBergh and one additional office; no customers would frequent the premises; no more than seven employees could work
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