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seek to get the two parties together, new BZA member Butch Zindel supported Chairman Bird’s position. But his fellow newcomer, Sid Gottlieb, sided with Mr. Kramer, maintaining that a condition calling for permit revocation upon a court’s finding that the road is not entirely on the Wagners’ land would “satisfy everyone’s concerns.”
“Why put it on Mr. Morehouse?” asked the BZA chairman.
“You’re personalizing this. I’m looking at the evidence that’s been presented here,” Mr. Kramer contended.
“It’s an effort to shift the burden to Mr. Morehouse,” Chairman Bird insisted.
Mr. Gottlieb said the same pressure is put on the Wagners with the delay in a decision on the bed-andbreakfast permit being used as leverage to get a settlement. “Let’s get the B & B use out of the encroachment issue,” he said, suggesting the BZA consider the necessary findings in light of the condition that
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