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'-- '-' were Mr. Michael H. Parker and Mr. Robert Spears. These two individuals advised that they were in the process of getting a building permit to repair the structure and replace the plumbing, rewire the home, and replace all structural defects with new lumber. They advised the cost of this would be between four and five thousand dollars. Building Inspector Beikman advised the Board that he had spoke with these individuals prior to the meeting and had no objection to a continuance and review of this matter in 30 days to see how much work had been completed. Mr. Parker and Mr. Spears indicated that they intended to get most of the work done within the next month and one-half. Upon a motion made and unanimously passed the public hearing set for this meeting was continued for a period of 30 days. The next item to come before the Board was the alleged violation of Ray Hatmaker for keeping his business vehicles parked on his residential property and maintaining a business at said location. The Board's Attorney advised that Mr. Hatmaker had contacted him regarding the meeting this evening and requested time to have the vehicles removed to take care of the alleged violation. The Board agreed to continue this for 30 days until it can be reviewed at the March meeting. The next item on the agenda was the special exception filed by Ernest and Joyce Zielska on the property located at 330 West Main Street, Mooresville, Indiana requesting two mobile homes, 14 X 70 foot and storage sheds be placed on this property. The petitioners were present by their attorney Sam Korn. Attorney Korn advised that the property in question borders Main Street and that Lot 8 adjacent to it has mobile homes already located on it as a mobile home park. He further advised that the Zielskas intend to have a daughter and brother reside in said mobile homes. Charles Swisher and Stephen Edwards withdrew -2-