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Mooresville Board of Zonine Aooeals April 16, 1997 The Town of Mooresville Board of Zoning Appeals met for their regular scheduled meeting on April 16, 1997 at the Mooresville Town Hall, 26 S. Indiana Street at 7:00 p.m. on April 16, 1997. Board of Zoning Appeals members present were Michael Young, Alan Kramer, Brent Plunke~ and Don Barry. Veto Kimmel was absent from the meeting. Board of Zoning Appeals attorney Tim Currens was present for the meeting. Don Barry made the motion to approve the minutes as submitted of the March 19th, 1997 meeting with Alan Cramer making the second. Motion passed 4 - 0 with none opposed. Alan Kramer made the motion and Don Barry second the motion to approve the findings and facts on the previous meeting. Motion carries 4 - 0 with none opposed. Susan Neeley came before the board seeking a variance from R-1 to B-1 on property located at 132 W. Main Street, Mooresville. The variance also was to restrict the business use to a law office. Don Barry made the motion to deny the variance with Alan Cramer making the second. Motion to deny the variance carried 4 - 0. Ross Holloway of Holloway & Associated represented Randy Beck in his request for a variance for a PUD on 3 acres to 0.97 acres for development. Alan Kramer made the motion to approve the variance with Brent Plunkett making the second. Motion to approve the variance passed 4 - 0 with none opposed. Ross Holloway of Holloway & Associates represented Jim Henry in his request for a variance of front set-back distance from 50' to 35' on Lot # 7 and Lot # 8 in the Acadia Estates Subdivision. Motion to approve the variance was made by Don Barry with Brent Plunkett making the second. Motion to approve the variance passed 4 - 0 with none opposed. Ross Holloway of Holloway & Associates presented the request for a variance for width to depth ratio on Lots # 123, #123, #126 and #127 in the Karrington Estates Section II Sulxlivision. Motion to approve the variance was made by Alan Kramer with Don Barry making the second. Motion to approve passed 4 - 0 with none opposed.