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about the cost of hooking onto the main. The cost per foot was estimated any- where from $8.00 a foot to $18.00 per foot depending on the site. Mr. Fondren offered to come out and talk with any of the residents that were interested in the same. Next Curtis Freeman of 1441 State Road 144 spoke and explained he ~was concerned about the safety of children, the location since his property adjoined this proposed site, noise and landscaping. J. H. Fondren explained that a 6 foot chain link fence would be aroumd the tank and that the pump for the building would run only as needed and would be in a building which should reduce any noise. Mr. Fondran likewise agreed to some landscaping within reason and advised that the property would be properly maintained and mowed. He also explained that hydrants could be placed in this area upon request so long as either the township, town, or residents agreed to pay the fee on the same. Some discussion was also had by Mr. Freeman about other sites of the tank down the road or away from his home. Also discussion about having the fence placed in a position where it wouId not block his view was discussed. Darrell Brown then advised the Board that the Brown Township Trustee would be interested in paying for a hydrant if the rental rate was not too high. Mr. Fondren from the water company agreed to contact him in regards to this. Steve Edwards then spoke in person as to the benefit that the water tank could be to the natural growth of this area for the Town of Mooresville. The Board did poll those persons present as to their wishes and 8 of the remonstrators present were against the storage tank at this proposed location with none of adjoining property owners being in favor at this location. The Board then discussed the Variance and Paul Walterm then entertained a motion from the Board. Steve Oschman then proceeded to make the following findings: