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nolds, attorney representing the contesting landowner. While insisting that his client is not opposed to the bed-and-breakfast per se, Mr. Reynolds said: “If there is an encroachment, it obviously interferes with the development of Mr. Morehouse’s property.” (Uhder the terms of the zoning ordinance, before granting a special permit, the BZA must find that a proposed use will not interfere with the use or development of adjoining properties.)
The controversy over this particular road began in 1966, but the story goes back to the previous year when Dorothy Davis subdivided 9.5 acres and sold the land to Mr. Morehouse. He maintains that the pins, pipes and monuments to mark the boundaries of his 9.5 acres were never set by surveyor J. Coveil although the surveyor signed off on
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