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Paul Walters then stated that he felt that requirements 2 and 5 at this time were not met and Wendell Thaler stated that at lemst in his opinion Item 5 was certainly not met. Chairman Oschman then stated to the Board that he would entertain a motion. Wendell Thaler then stated that he would move the special exception be denied for the reasons that Items 2 and 5 of the special exception requirements set out in the Mooresville Zoning Ordinance under Chapter 5 - Special Exception Procedures, had not been met based upon the earlier findings of the Board as discussed. Paul Walters seconded this motion which unanimously carted 4 - 0. Warren Franklin abstained from voting since he had not heard all of the testimony for the reason that he was out of town at the one meeting where expert opinion was given. The Board then proceeded to the next item on the agenda, the petition for a variance from the development standards, filed by Mooresville Federal Savings & Loan on the property located at 24 Spring Mill Court to install a 3 1/2 foot X 8 foot identification sign, four feet from the curbing. Attorney Currens advised that proper notices had been given and the affidavit of publication had been provided. Tom Lloyd proceeded to present the request of the petitioners. The Board questioned Mr. Lloyd about the sign and its location and after a review of the development st~adards regarding the effect on the adjoining property owners the other requirements, pursuant to Indiana Code 36-7-4-918.5, made a finding that the variance would meet said standards. Paul Walters made a motion that the variance request be granted as presented with Warren Franklin seconding the same and the Board unanimously voting in favor of the variance. The next item on the agenda was the variance request presented by Jerry L. and Terri R. Taylor of 830 Edgewood Drive, Mooresville, Indiana. Attorney Currens -5-