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to replenish tanks during a fire. Next a letter from Town Board Member Steve Edwards was read which supported the storage tank for purposes of future growth for the town. The letter stated that Town Board Member Roland Summerlot likewise supported the variance for the same reasons. J. H. Fondren from the water company likewise testified that this was a part of the company's overall growth pattern and had looked in this area to meet the future needs of Mooresville. The Board then proceeded to hear other interested parties from the floor starting with Leslie Troth, 135 West South Street, Mooresville, Indiana. Mr. Troth owns a parcel of ground on Johnson Road and was interested in the cost of getting water to the property. The water company explained that no main line was planned up Johnson Road at this time but was sure at some point in the future it would be. In addition that an extension up the road could be constructed for by one or more residents. Next from the floor was Dan Robling from 935 South Johnson Road. Mr. Robling had questions about who owned the other 20 acres of ground and whether or not it would be developed into a subdivision. Mr. Robling likewise wanted to know if water would be open to the subdivision residents since the tank would be in the subdivision. It was explained by Mr. Fondren that future growth in this direction would be made if the company does install the tower, however, at this time it would only be by private contract by the resident up to the current main. Don Kouns from 932 South Johnson Road, Mooresville, Indiana next spoke. Mr. Kouns agreed that growth in this area was important and that the tank would be beneficial, however, he disagreed with the proposed site of the storage tank. He stressed that the homes had certain restrictions and to allow a business-type activity would be inconsistent under those circumstances. Next Bill Cardwell from 916 Johnson Road, Mooresville, Indiana inquired