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the use and give a definition. Tim Currens then questioned Don Barry regarding the compensation on a weekly or monthly basis because some of this could be daily. Don Barry felt that a daily basis would be like a transient. Tim then questioned why only two persons and Don said a Boarding House stated three persons so that was why he put a number. Tim indicated that a number would not be necessary. After further discussion, Tim Curren clarified that the zoning will not change but that the use is just being defined. Tim Currens suggested it be defined as a building with a room or rooms for rent not available to transients in which no meals or furnishings are provided. A motion was then made by Don Barry to define it as a guest room/sleeping room or a building with a room or rooms for rent not available to transients in which no meals or furnishings are provided and the zoning district should be an R3 residential. A second was made by Vern Kimmel. Motion passed unanimously. The Board then discussed the classification of the property and the use of the property. Joe Beikman questioned if this use was allowable in a business classification. After further discussion a motion was made by Charles McGuire that this was not an allowable use in a business classification. A second was made by Don Barry. Motion passed unanimously. A Special E~cep tion request then came before the Board by Billy and Janet Ferguson for certain business uses at property located at 9335 SR 67 Camby at County Line Road and SR 67. Alan Kramer said this had been approved by the Planning Commission and was consistent with the Master Use Plan. The Special Exception would include car sales, car repair, trailer sales and trailer repairs. Alan Kramer pointed out that since most of the other properties in this area are B3 and since they are going for a more restricted zoning, this would be favorable. Also 2