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r FEB 5196 <br />BOOK 6 3 P"mUE 5 ? 9 <br />made but also in protecting the many members of the club. <br />Any termination of our right to do business at this location <br />could conceivably cause substantial mometary damag_g-tQ my__ <br />client and to the members'. <br />Therefore, we respectfully request that you consider our <br />plight and that you take whatever action may be appropriate <br />to remedy any difficulties with the building without in- <br />terferring with the operation of this business. <br />Very truly yours, <br />q-4 IQ 1014 <br />Richard P. Bogosian' <br />Attorney Bogosian noted that he would like the Board to <br />state that the building is safe and not a health hazard and also <br />that the Board does not intend to evict any of the.present <br />tenants. <br />Chairman Scurlock believed the Board can say we will not <br />evict anyone, but he did not believe we have the ability to state <br />that the building is structurally sound. <br />Director Keating informed the Board that while the church <br />has obtained a change of use for the unit they propose to rent, <br />the private club has not, and this center actually was approved <br />for retail sales. It has come to his attention recently that <br />because the club did not obtain a change of use, Utilities was <br />not able to check to determine whether any additional impact fees <br />have to be paid. <br />Attorney Bogosian stated that he actually did not know <br />anything about this. He did believe Mr. Quesnel had gone to the <br />Zoning Department, and he felt it is confusing that a tenant can <br />occupy a building and then find out that he is in violation. He <br />noted that the tenant negotiates in good faith with the landlord. <br />Chairman Scurlock asked if there isn't a way for staff to <br />check on occupational permits to see if a tenant is in conform- <br />ance because he knew that the City of Vero Beach does. <br />40 <br />