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MOORESVILLE BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS MINUTES THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 2002 The Board of Zoning Appeals mot on Thursday, April 11, 2002 at 7:30 P.M. at the Mooresvilt¢ Town FaflL The n~nbers present were: Alan Kramer, Chairman, Jon Swisher, Mike Young, Don Ban'y, and Chris Crouch. Town Altomey, Tim Currens, was present. Motion was made by Don Barry, second by Mike Young to approve the mintr~s ofth~ March 14, 2002 nmafing MotioneaniedS-0. Next on the agenda was Ross Holloway of Holloway & Associates, representing Mr. Jack Ward, requesting a Special Exception to allow automobile sales and associuted uses in B- 3 zoned district. Mr, Holloway statiul they had the properoj rezoned from B-2 ~o B-3 a months ago; the Town Council approved the rezone in March This Board sent tl~ few · · ' ' 's effect oftbe Special Exception to the Plaa Commission for recommendation on it Master Plan. Ibe Commission staled they found no ill effect of the Masl~ Plan and was not a hindranoe, so they s6,rt if back to the Board of Zoning for their approval. They previously turned in their illegal notic~ and gr~ea cards and lvtr. Hotloway was h~ ~o answer any question the board might have. They do no! believe there will be any hindran~ lo ~ value, it will not be a health or w~lfere issue, the~ should not be any advers~ effact on traffic, or other infrastructures. Mr. Currens stated for the tin, rd thut 11~ pubtic heming for the last meo'in~g was continued with the advice that anYime present no new notices would be sent out and as he reculls there was no one ~. Mr. Holloway pointed out thai there have been car sales on Indiana Street for several years. Mr. Youn$ said be had talked with Mr. Ward about the number of cars they would have onth¢ lot ut onelim*. Mr. Wardindicattxlthat hi,- wouldunty have about thre* (3)Imm at a lime. Mr. Young recommended that a limit of six (6) cam be sot for the Special Exl:eption. Mr. Holloway said Mr. Ward would agr~ to a limilalion of six (6) to eight (8) oars being set. Mr. Crouch asked if the Sp~ial Ex~ptiun went with the sale of the propetay andMr. Curtens said that it did. Mr. Kramer said if there were no further question he would ~ the Fac~s of Findings: 1. The establishment or operation of a Special Ex¢option will not be detrimental to or entinnger the public lmalth, safety, morals or general welfare. No problem. 2. The Special EXCelXiun will no~ be injurious ~o the use and enjoyment of~ other properties in the immediale vicinity for the purposes already permitted. No problem. 3. The establishment of the Spooial Exception will not impede or substantially alter the orderly development and improvemenl of the surrounding lXopeny for such use as permitted in this district. No problem.