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This motion was seconded by Wendell Thaler and unanimously approved <br />by the Board. It should be notmd that Board Member Steve Oshman was <br />not present at this time. <br /> <br /> Next item on the agenda was the petition for a variance filed <br />by Cloverleaf Properties in regards to outside storage on certain <br />undeveloped land as described in the legal notice which fronts on <br /> <br />State Road 67 and is 2.865 acres in size. The Board's Attorney advised <br />them that the proper legal notices had been given as evidenced by <br />the return receipts on certain certified letters and an Affidavit <br />from the Mooresville Times on the public notice in the newspaper. <br />William T. Rees attorney~for Cloverleaf Properties was present along <br />with George Smith one of the general partners of Cloverleaf Properties <br />and Lowell Halton who intends to purchase said real estate and put a <br />John Deere tractor dealership on said real property. Mr. Rees <br />explained to the Board that appropriate screening would be around the <br />storage area and it was needed merely to house certain crates and <br />equipment. ~. Halton also explained that it would be difficult to <br />build a large enough building to house all of the storage which would <br />be necessary and that the cost would be prohibitive which would <br />create a hardship on him for additional development of the land. The <br />Board Chairman then proceeded to entertain a motion which was made <br />by Wendell Thaler. First that the Board make the following findings: <br /> <br /> 1. That there are exceptional and extraordinary <br /> circumstances or conditions applicable to the <br /> property of the petitioners and to the intended <br /> use that does not apply generally to the other <br /> property or class of use in the same vicinity <br /> and in the district in which it is located. <br /> <br /> <br />
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