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MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS The Mooresville Board of Zoning Appeals met on Wednesday, March 21, 1990, at 7:00 p.m. Present were Board Members Donald Barry, Vernon Kimmel, Robert Tucker, and Alan Kramer. Chairman Barry determined there was a quorum present and proceeded to approval of the minutes and findings of fact of the February meeting. The first item on the agenda was the request of First National Bank for a variance from set-back line requirements and the ],000 foot interval requirements for business sign or advertising structures. In particular the set-back variance was from 60 feet to 30 feet. Present for First National Bank was Mark Peden and bank employee Stan Miller. Mr. Peden stated the purpose of the variance at Moore Street and Indiana Street and showed a diagram of the intersection which marked the location of the sign. He advised that one-half of the sign would be dedicated to Ward's Apparel with a small portion to Pizza Hut and the balance to First National Bank. A diagram of the sign was introduced as an exhibit showing a sign 28 feet in height with the bottom sign being 17 feet off of the ground. The sign would have signage for Pizza Hut, First National Bank, and Ward's Apparel. The sign would have internal lighting. Bob Tucker raised the issue of the traffic light and visibility. After review of the intersection and the sign, the Board found that the sign was back far enough as to not create any problem. Mr. Tucker also had a problem concerning restrictions to keep any additional signs below the 17 foot level, finding that this could create a problem for traffic. Alan Kramer had a question concerning the location of the sign in regard to