City Council Does Not Go Along With Keeping Large Old Orchard Knob House As Duplex Tuesday, July 13, 2021
The City Council on Tuesday night did not go along with a request to allow a large old Orchard Knob home to be a duplex as it once was.
The six-bedroom home at 1813 E. Fourth at one time was a triplex, but it lost its grandfather status when there was a fire in the bathroom. It is currently zoned for a single family dwelling only.
Josh Legg asked the City Council to allow it to go back to R-2, saying it is metered for two different living spaces. He said the cost would be high to convert it to a single family home.
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2 Longtime City IDB Board Members Are Leaving Panel Sunday, May 9, 2021
Skip Ireland, the current chairman, said he is moving to Florida.
James Miller, the former chairman, said he is dealing with health issues.
Also, the City Council recently approved two new members to the IDB, which is being expanded from seven to nine members so that each council member will have one selection. They are Gordon Parker and Patrick Sharpley.
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Council members Ken Smith and Chip Henderson said they will name picks later.
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