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MOORESVILLE BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS MINUTES THURSDAY MAY 9, 2002 The Mooresville Board of Zoning Appeals met on Thursday, May 9, 2002 at 7:00 P.M. at the Mooresville Town Hall. Member present were Alan Kramer, Chairman, Don Barry, Mike Young, Jori Swisher, and Chris Crouch. Town Attorney, Tim Currens, was present. Motion to approve the minutes of the April 11, 2002 meeting was made by Don Barry, second by Mike Young. Motion carried 5-0. First on the agenda was Emest& Inez Henry, 531 W. County Line Road, Mooresville, IN asking for a Variance for a Pet Salon in their home, which their daughter Cynthia Lawson would operate. Cynthia Lawson, represent Mr. & Mrs. Henry, said she was the sole caretaker for her parents the Henry's, and she was wanting to have a Pet Salon in their home so she could work and take care the her parents. Mr. Crouch asked if she had adequate mm around space, how many parking spaces were available, was the drive asphalt or gravel? She said there was adequate turn around space, four (4) parking spaces, and the drive way is gravel. Mr. Barry asked if she would have a sign and she said she would have a 2 ft. by 3 ft. with name of the Pet Salon and phone number. After the reading of the attached findings of fact for variance of use and their being no further comments, Mr. Kramer asked for a motion. Motion to approve the Variance for Ernest & Inez Henry (Cynthia Lawson), 531 W County Line Road, Mooresville, IN to operate a Pet Salon in their home, to run with the existing owner only and a sign no larger than six (6) square feet was made by Mr. Don Barry, second by Mr. Mike Young. Motion carried 5-0. Next was Mr. Wayne Pace, 269 N. Monroe St. Mooresville, IN requesting a Special Exception for storage united in B-2. Mr. Ross Holloway, Holloway & Associates, representing Mr. Pace, stated the Special Exception would need to be forwarded to the Plan Commission to determine it effect on the Master Use Plan. He is requesting that this be done and he is sending a letter to the Plan Commission that it be heard at their June meeting. Mr. Pace owns the property which Delbert Hobson use to own and this property is surrounded by property zoned B-2, B-3 and R-3 uses, except on the extreme east side which is an R-1 use. In terms of the Mooresville Zoning Ordinance warehousing is allowed in B-2 District with a Special Exception. This Ordinance does not include mini- warehouses and the special exception is for the construction and operation of "individual self-storage rental units", commonly known as mini-warehouses. There will not be any commercial warehousing with the use of large truck terminals. They know there are other issues that the board would want the to address at the next meeting after they have been to the Plan Commission. Mr. Kramer asked if Mr. Pace owed all the property from State Road 267 to the area in question and Mr. Ross said that he did. He also asked if Stormy Lane was a public access and Mr. Holloway said he believed it was a private