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constitute an unnecessary hardship if applied to the property for which a variance was sought. 5. That the approval does not interfere substantially with the comprehensive plan adopted under the 500 series of the Indiana Code for the Civil Town of Mooresville. A motion was then made by Paul Walters to grant the variance with the restriction that the sign be limited to 5 square feet and a minimum of a two foot setback, that parking be provided for a minimum of 2 cars with a one chair restriction as to the beauty shop operation and further that the operator must be June Cowden and no one from outside the residence. This was seconded by Wendell Thaler and unanimously carried. The next item to come before the Board was the petition for a variance filed by Arvin M. and Mary Lou Hopkins on the property located at 622 State Road 267, Mooresville, Indiana requesting a variance to continue the operation of E-Z Way Rental and Sales to continue the business uses as follows: 1. Tool rental business 2. Sale and repair of small enginea, such as lawnmowers and pumps 3. Leasing of trucks and trailers. Mr. Hopkins was present by counsel David E. Lawson and also present were Randy J. and Denise C. Beck, who run the E-Z Way Rental operation. Attorney Lawson advised the operation had been in effect since 1980. He then entered into evidence as an exhibit a copy of the contract entered into by the Civil Town of Mooresville and Azvin M. and Mary Lou Hopkins regarding lands adjacent to the property in question along with a statement that this property would be rezoned or a variance sought within sixty days from the passage of the contract. Mr. Lawson then entered his exhibit "2" which showed a drawing of the 1.24 acre in question. He also stated the reason for the request for a variance in that truck rental zoning would require I - Industrial zoning which they felt would be inappropriate to this area. The next exhibit was then introduced which