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MINUTES OF THE MOORESVILLE BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS The Mooresville Board of Zoning Appeals met on January 27, 1987 at Mooresville Town Hall. Present were Board Members Steve Oschman, Wendell Thaler, Tilford Bailey, Don Barry, and Warren Franklin. Standing in for Board Attorney, Timothy C. Currens, was attorney Michael A. Ksenak. The meeting was called to order by Chairman Steve Oschman who determined there was a quorum present. The Board proceeded to the first item on the agenda which was the reorganization for the year 1987. Wendell Thaler moved to have the same officers for the year 1986 renominated for the year 1987, namely Steve Oschman as Chairman, Wendell Thaler as Vice-Chairman, and Warren Franklin as Secretary. The motion was seconded by Tilford Bailey and unanimously approved. Prior to proceeding to the next item on the agenda the Board approved the minutes of the prior meeting. The Board moved down to the next item on the agenda which was the petition of Labsonics for a variance to allow the construction of a temporary modular office building on their parking lot at 236 E. Washington Street in Mooresville. The Board finding no one present at that time proceeded to the next item on the agenda which was the petition of the Indiana South District of the Wesleyan Church requesting a variance to sell less than 20 acres of land for the purpose of constructing a single family dwelling. Present to speak on behalf of the petition was Harry Cloud, a realtor at Century 21 who was there on behalf of the prospective buyer of the property, namely, Robert Newman. He advised that Mr. Newman was proposing to purchase the property in question from the petitioners which was a 9.4 acre tract of ground in order to build a single family residence. He advised that KOB Enterprises had several tracts of land divided in 1984 into separate lots without going through the proper subdivision ordinance or by requesting a proper variance. He indicated that the contract purchaser now desires to avoid the subdivision control ordinance in order to build this home.