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question was Joan's Unique Catering which only stores some equipment on the site and occasionally meets with clientele. He advised that there would be no sign necessary and that the business has been operated without any problems in the past and unbeknownst to most people. He advised that the Fullers did not know it was in violation until the Plan Commission contacted them. Mr. Smith presented a petition signed by some homeowners in the area showing they had no objection to the use. He advised that the Fullers did have a van with the phone number and the name of the business on it which sits at the side of the house. The board then asked if there were any questions from the floor. A question was voiced why both lots 17 and 18 were included and Mr. Smith told the board that only the current structure would be included or needed for the variance. Raymond Bower, of 81 Lambert Road, advised that he owned a lot in this subdivision and that Mrs. Fuller advertises in the yellow pages and that the van is frequently parked at the residence. He also advised that there were restrictions in the subdivision and that there are a lot of nice homes which could be adversely affected in value. Don Kouns of 932 South Johnson Road then spoke. Mr. Kouns advised that he had lived across the street for approximately eight years and was not even aware of the business. He bother him and that he was only of the proceeding this evening. stated that the business use did not aware of this due to the notice There being no further questions from the floor, the board deliberated and made the following findings of fact: (]) That the approval would not be injurious to the public health, safety, morals or general welfare of the community due to the nature of the proposed business usage. -3-