Cash v. Cincinnati Board of Zoning Appeals
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Doan, Judge.
Intervening appellee, Thomas W. Tillsley, submitted an application to the city of Cincinnati for approval to build a single-family residence on an irregular lot at 10 Guido Street in Mt. Adams. Tillsley, an architect, acted on behalf of intervening appellee, Neil K. Bortz, who planned to live in the residence. The property was actually owned by intervening appellee, Towne Buildings Group, Inc., in which Bortz was an owner and officer.
Before the hearing on the application, intervening appellees modified the building plans several times and conducted negotiations with neighboring…
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