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