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~ ! -'-- '---' '---. ~iocresv l11e P len Conmiss ion November 19, 1973 The Mooresville Plan Conmission met in regular session on November 19, 1973, at 7:30 P.M. Those members present were: Steve Edwards, Bart Hensley, Hank Gajderowlcz, Rich Keller and Eweather Stephens. Mr. David Lawson, attorney for the Town Board was also present. Minutes of the last regularly scheduled meeting were read and approved. There was no old business to come before the board. David Loudermilk and Winston Tackett, members of the Zoning Board were present to discuss some problems of violation of the Terms of a variance granted at the old Kendrick Hospital property located at 130 N. Indiana Street. Mr. Robert Heath of RR #3, Box 274, Mooresvllle, Ind. 46158, and a I so owner of the prope rty in ques t ion, vo 1 unta r i 1 y appeared be fore the Plan Commission to defend his position as owner of the afore- mentioned property. "1r. Heeth st2ted thct an advertisement for sleeping rooms at said property was placed in the Mooresville Times without his knowledge, by the person whom he had hired to manage the Upstairs apartments. Upon learning of the advertisement, which was in violation of the variance granted, he retracted the advertise- ment and informed the manager of the act. The Plan Conmisslon was assured by Mr. Heath that he plans to operate within the variance, whicn grants apartments, not single rooms, upstairs and Business offIces downstairs. The fact of the property manager maintaining his sleeping quarters downstairs In the building constituted a violation of the variance was pointed out to Mr. Heath, and he stated that to further comply with the terms of the variance the property manager would move his quarters upstairs in the building. After having heard arguments from the Zoning Board members and Mr. Heath's promise of Compliance with the variance as grantedin March of 1973, a motion was made by Hank Gajderowicz that Mr. Heath be allowed to operate the property located at 130 No. Indiana St. as an Apartment & Business Office building so long as the terms of the variance are complied with. The motion was seconded by Bart Hensley and was carried. There being no further business,to come before the Plan Conmission, aupon motion made by Bart Hensley and seconded by Hank Gajderowlcz, the meeting was adjourned. ~;,;/~ ecretary J~(A p lu~ Pres ent