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The next item to come before the Board was a petition filed by Thurmond Jacobs under Variance No. 13-1984 at 331 West M~in Street, affecting Lots 8,9 and 10 in Scott's Subdivision. His request was for a use variance to allow multi- family dwelling on both Lots 9 and 10 and a double on Lot 8. The current zoning was A-Residential. In particular it was determined that he was requesting front set-back reduction from the development standards from 40 feet to 35 feet on Lots 9 and 10 amd side from 60 foot to 32 foot. Along with a variance on the lot size for B-Multi-family on Lot 8 and on Lot 9 and 10 the use of Multi-family. Paul Walters made a finding that the development and use standards were met and made a motion to grant a variance from the set-back and lot size and use of Lot 8 from residential to B-Multi-family for a double on Lot 8 and the use of a double on Lots 9 and 10. Warren Franklin seconded and the vote was unanimous. The next item to come before the Board was a petition for variance filed by Hostem Bible under No. 8-1984 on the property located at 19 W. Main Street, Mooresville, Indiana. Notices were found to be in order and Sam Korn proceeded representing Mr. Bible and his wife Elizabeth Ann Bible. Mr. Korn advised that they were requesting a use variance from the side and front set-backs from 10 feet on the side to 0 and from 60 feet in front to 0. They advised that this was consistent to all other other set backs on the block and that the adjoining property o~ers had no problem with this. There were no remonstrators present. Tilford Bailey made a motion to grant the variance after finding that the development use standards could be met. In particular the motion stated that the side set-backs would be granted from 10 feet to 0 feet and the front set-backs from 60 feet to 0 feet. This was seconded by Wendell Thaler and unanimously carried. The next variance to come before the Board was one filed by Richard Martin of 200 Church Street requesting a variance from the development standards on the rear yard set-back to allow the erection of a 24 foot by 24 foot detached garage. Notices were found to be in order. In particular the rear set-back under the