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Gilbert Dickerson, who owns the unimproved lot to the north of Lot ■> and an adjacent lot to that on which his house sits, told the BZA that the variance would infringe on his property and all other lots owned by members of the homeowners association. There are four other lots on the same road "just like that, the same size or smaller." Those property owners and others in the subdivision will expect similar variances, he noted. "If 1 wanted someone building within _’<• feet of my house. I'd have stayed in Falls Church."
He offered, however, to sell Mr. Hur the buffer lot between his house and Lot ■> — for .<1->0.000.
"If you owned Lot o. what would vu do with it'.’" asked Mr. Gottlieb.
"That lot is no good to anybody." Mr. Dickerson replied.
Other residents opposed
"Was there a vote taken (to oppose the variance) at a meeting of the association?" Mr. Kramer inquired.
"No. But I’m a director of the association. and different ones asked me to come (to the BZA meeting to state their opposition)," Mr. Dickerson said. To further questioning, he acknowledged that all property owners in the subdivision — including those with unimproved lots —are dues-paying members of the association.
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