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MOORESVILLE BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS The Board of Zoning Appeals for the Civil Town of Mooresville met at a called meeting on Tuesday, October 24, 1978, at 7:30 P.M. The following Board members were present: Mr. Steve Edwards; Mrs. Nan Kollmeyer; Mr. Warren Franklin; and Mr. Paul Walters. The attorney for the Board, Mr. David E. Lawson, was also present. Steve Edwards, as Chairman of the Commission, called the meeting to order. In the absence of an appointed secretary, Mrs. Nan Kollmeyer was again selected to act as acting secretary for the meeting. The minutes of the past meeting were read and approved. Mr. Edwards advised the Board that the meeting was called to act upon four petitions which had been filed. Mr. Lawson, as attorney for the Board, indicated that all petitions to be heard at this meeting were procedurally in order. There were no third parties appearing either in favor of or against the four petitions which were acted upon by the Board. The Board then proceeded to hear evidence on Petition #4-1978 filed by Jack and Louellia Carver, of 699 Rose Lane. Mr. Carver presented his position in his request for the variance and upon a motion duly made by Mr. Paul Walters, seconded by Mr. Warren Franklin, the Board unanimously approved the variance, wherein Mr. Carver was permitted to proceed with the construction of an attached garage to his existing residence, wherein the set back of the garage will only be three feet seven inches from his property line, rather than seven feet as called for by the existing zoning regulations. The next petition to be heard was that of Citizens Bank of Mooresville, Indiana, which was Docket #5-1978. The bank was repre- sented by its attorney, Mr. John Mills. Mr. Aron Gibbs, a Director of the bank, also appeared. The request by the petitioner was for a variance in the minimum rear yard. The bank desires to extend its existing facilities to the north in such a manner that the minimum rear yard in feet could not be adhered to. Upon motion duly made by Mr. Paul Walters and seconded by Mr. Warren Franklin and unanimously passed, petitioner was granted a variance to proceed with the construction of said build- ing, wherein the building could be extended to a point 12 feet back from the south of the existing sidewalk on the north side of the exist- ing structure. The Board then proceeded to act upon Petition #6-1978 as filed by Eugene D. and Barbara J. Perry. Petitioners were represented by their attorney, Mr. John Mills. The request by the petition was for