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1 1 1 Mrs. Parsons: How long before we hear from you. last time we waited a month. My health is breaking now, T cart stand this waiting. Dr. 71.licott: You will have to wait for a decision, Mr. Hopkins has the weight of law. Mr. Parsons: It is very hard waiting a.nd checking the mail each day. I hope you can see that we get a decision es soon as possible. Mrs. Parsons to Mr. Parsons: What do you think, I wontt accept a compromise. Dr. Cosgrove: We have offered you many suggestions on how to make this thing work, but I feel no matter what decision we make you will not accept it. You had that permit e whole year and you knew what the conditions were and yet you did not come to this Board once during that year. Ir. Parsons: I came when we got ready to put up the fence. Dr. Cosgrove: You had no right to have the horse there at all until the fence was put up. We could gat very technical and revoke your permit. Mrs. Parsons: You people don't want horses in Lexington, you make it very hard for anyone to have a horse. We have the required acreage. I'r. Lambie: Dimmensions of lot lines, neighbors and many other factors enter into the granting; of a permit to keep a horse. We cannot group them together just because they have the required acreage. We have suggested you use the land up in the back and you say it is not suitable for riding. there- for. . we can assume you do not have the required acreage of usable land. Nr. Parsons: There was one other thing, you stated we had to keep the manure in closed containers and cart it away Last summer I dug a hole and put the manure in that, would that be all right. Mr. Heustis: We do accept alternate plans for the hand- ling of the manure providing they do not create a nuisance. A manure pit must be covered and treated. Mr. Parsons: You will let us know of your decision in a couple of days, it is hard waiting. Mrs. Parsons. looking directly at Dr. Cosgrove: When you send this letter. I,went you to sign it so you cannot deny writing it or knowing about it. Dr. Cosgrove: You will get your letter, but I still feel you people should make a compromise.