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N O V 14 1984BOOK Commissioner Bird believed the original presentation was that staff thought these were to be rental units. Planner Boling confirmed that the original presentation by their engineer of record, Ed Schmucker, said they were to be rental units; that was the way it was reviewed, as a 12 unit rental development; and that is how they got the septic tanks. If they had said they were going to convey land, they would have had to have a concurrent site plan and subdivision request. Attorney Brandenburg clarified that they would have been able to get approval from the county, but not from the Health Department if they had done this properly in the beginning, Commissioner Wodtke noted that basically if we deny this, it can continue to operate as a rental and they cannot convey the land. Attorney Brandenburg reported that he has been given to understand that some land already is being conveyed which is a violation of the county ordinance and subject to jail time as well as a $500 fine. The developer has been advised that this procedure cannot be used with respect to any of the other lots. Commissioner Bird asked Mr. Mitchell if he wanted the matter tabled until he can have his legal representative present, as he believed there are some serious charges involved here. Mr. Mitchell stated he would appreciate that. He noted that he hired Total Development to do his engineering, and if they put in an application for rental purposes, he is not aware of this. Planning Director Keating informed the Board that he does have a letter on file from Mr. Schmucker of Total Development in response to all the comments in staff's discrepancy letter, in which letter Mr. Schmucker states that the owner advised Total Development that it is his intention to utilize these as rental units. Mr. Mitchell continued to claim that renting was never talked about to him to his knowledge. 30 � � r