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MINUTES OF THE MOORESVILLE BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS The Mooresville Board of Zoning Appeals met in a specially called session on Wednesday the 29th day of September, 1982 at 7:00 o'clock P.M. at the Mooresville Town Hall. Present were Board Members Paul Walters, Nan Kollmeyer, Ray House, Warren Franklin, and Steve Oschman. The Board's Attorney Tim Currens was also present. The meeting was called to order by Chairman Paul Walters and minutes of the last meeting were read by all members and approved. The Board proceeded to the first order of business which was a petition for a variance as a special exception to allow petitioner Hoosier Water Company, Inc. to construct and place a water storage tank on a one acre track of real estate located on the south side of State Road 144 East of Johnson Road. The water company was represented by John E. Mills Attorney and J. H. Fondren, Kevin Smith, and Cary J. Gaw. Mr. Mills explained that the property was currently owned by John and Geneve Loudermilk who had signed an affidavit showing their consent to this petition for variance. The purpose of the water company for wanting the variance and placing the water tank was based upon a need for additional service and to create better and more constant water pressure for the Town of Mooresville. They felt that this was necessary for their operation to properly serve the Mooresville community. The Board had no questions from the water company representatives and Chairman Walters then opened up questions from the floor. Don Kouns of 932 South Johnson Road had a question as to whether or not people on South Johnson Road would be able to connect. He was advised that the water company would allow anyone to connect who through their own expense would run a line to the main. The water company also advised that any hydrants from this line would be placed by the water company as directed by the fire department for the Town of Mooresville. They also advised that a chain link fence around the whole property would be maintained and the tank would be properly painted and