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placement of the proposed home, which will be only be nineteen feet from her property line. She feels there are some alternatives which will satisfy everyone. James Hofforth said he was doing this so he could be closer to help take care of his mother and maintain the property. Sandy Kelly said she lives at the back of the property and would not want the modular home in her back yard. Mr. Kramer said the board did not have enough information to be able to make a decision on this petition. With the concerns of the neighbors he feels the board needs to have a plat map showing where the home would be set with the set backs marked. He told her she could go the County Auditors office and get a map with a photograph showing the placement of the building on her property. They will also need the conclusion from the Board of Health on the soil sample and a drawing showing the location of both homes on the property with the set back requirements. The board needs to see if there are two suitable locations. Mr. Swisher asked if they were sure that everyone was notified by letter about their petition. Mr. Currens explained that they need to notify all property owners that were within two deep or six hundred sixty feet of their property line. New notices will not be sent unless there are others that need to be notified. Motion to table the variance for a modular home at 11246 N. Kitchen Rd. for more information was made by Alan Kramer, second by Mike Young. Motion carried 5-0. There being no further business to come before the board a motion to adjourn was made by Don Barry, second by Mike Young. Motion carried 5-0. The next meeting for the Board of Zoning appeals will be ~tember 8, 2005 at 6:00 PM at the Mooresville Town Hall. L ATTEST: (lptZ Secretary