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Robert Tucker advised that the reason for the setbacks in the ordinance was so that the sign would not overwhelm oncoming traffic. Don Barry interjected that the Town Center sign would be approximately 130 feet from the highway. Mr. Caperton advised that the only entrance into the area would be off of Bridge Street and the sign should not cause any obstruction problem. The board moved to consider the variance from development standards required under I.C. 36-7-4-918.5: 1. With regards to the requirement that the approval will not be injurious to the public, health, safety, morals and general welfare of the community the board found that both signs would be in a location sufficiently distant from any moving cause any visibility or other problem; 2. With regards to the requirement that the area adjacent to the property include be effected in this substantially adverse the nature of the signs in question would vehicles as to not the use and value of in the variance would not manner, the board found that be allowable in this classification and the relocation of each of the signs as required by the applicant would not have any effect on any adjoining property; 3. With regards to the third requirement that the strict applicat- ion of the terms of the zoning ordinance would result in practical difficulties in the use of the property, the board found given the overall layout of the property that: a. to place the Burger King sign consistent with the requirements of the ordinance would cause the development not to meet the minimum parking space per seating requirements and, b. to require placement of the Town Center sign consistent with the ordinance would affect the current drainage design. -2-