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variance verses a rezone was made, as only the one entity would need the adjustment, not the entire building. It was stated by Mr. Niemier that the proposed plans were for a 12 -year deal. When no further questions were asked Mike Young called for a motion: Charles McGuire made the motion to accept, with the stipulation that it only be allowed in the specified suite, Perry King seconded the motion and the motion passed 3-0. The next items were presented together: a special exception and variance request for 390 N Monroe Street. Ross Holloway presented the requests on behalf of Edward Owen. The requests are special exception to allow overnight kennel boarding in a B3 zoning and a variance for lot area less than 3 acres. Mr. Owen recently had his indoor dog park approved, his business has been up and running since March of this year. It was discussed that the indoor facility has not raised any noise concerns during day time business hours, Mr. Owens does not believe noise will be a problem in the overnight as well. The request is to allow up to 10 dogs overnight, Mr. Owens states that as they will not be caged the typical kennel barking should not be an issue. Members of the board continued to express concern for noise. Attorney Mel Daniel suggested the business owners be required to report back in 60 days and present any complaints. Tim Bennett questioned who would address the noise complaints. When no further questions were asked Mikc Young called for a motion on the variance Charles McGuire made a motion to approve the variance, Perry King seconded that motion and the variance passed 3-0, Charles McGuire then motioned to allow the special exception with the stipulation that the noise complaint report be required in 60 days, Perry King seconded the motion and the motion passed. When no new business was presented Perry King made a motion to adjourn, Charles McGuire seconded the motion and the motion carried.