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MINUTES OF THE MOORESVILLE BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS The Mooresville Board of Zoning Appeals met at its regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday, the 19th day of March, 1986 at the Mooresville Town Hall. Present were Board Members Steve Oschman, Tilford Bailey, Donald Barry, Warren Franklin, and Wendell Thaler. The meeting was called to order by Chairman Steve Oschman who determined that there was a quorum present. The Board's Attorney, Timothy C. Currens, was also present. The Board then proceeded to approve the minutes the of the prior meeting and findings of fact. The first item on the agenda was the continued petition of the Lamberts and the Stephens, requesting a variance to place a mobile home on a residential property along with a current mobile home. In particular, the variance from use as a mobile home park and the variance from the special exception requirement for any mobile home were requested along with variances from the development standard including the sub-division control ordinance, lot set-back lines, square footage of the home, lot size, and side set-backs. Pictures were introduced by Mr. Stovall, the attorney representing the petitioners, who went on to describe other uses in the area and he pointed out the location of other mobile homes. Mrs. Stephens stated that it was not their intention to put anything in the area that would depreciate the value of the home since they had a current rental on this same property. Board Member Wendell Thaler had a question regarding the 78 foot distance from the home to the alley and the distance between the respective mobile homes on the property. The petitioners rested and Robert Lybrook, representing one of the remonstrators, stated that nothing had changed since the initial hearing and there was no hardship shown as required under the law. He further stated that the purchasers had recently entered into the agreement for this property so they were aware of the zoning and any potential problem with the mobile home location prior to the purchase. Mr. Lybrook stated that the request as set out would have the Board rewrite the ordinance