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~.~~ and they hadn't got one yet because of the cost. Rita Sechrest, a business owner, told the council she was at the plan commission meeting and said the town had enough car lots and wished the developer would use a more quaint approach to the area. Diana Justus, owner of Muddy Waters, told the council she was also at the plan commission meeting. and she does not want to see a car lot. She said that Pat Overholser, Children's Park could. not attend the meeting, but she feels the same way. Roy Terrell, speaking for Jeff Yeager, Squealer's Restaurant, who couldn't make it to the meeting told the council he had cleaned out a lot of brush so that businesses could be seen from the highway. Brad Mynah, a resident on Comer Lane, told the council his concern was the traffic at the proposed entrance. Gwen Comer, Comer Lane, said the intersection was very dangerous because the traffic comes around the corner very fast. Diane Justus said this was not about economic growth, but about appearance on an entrance intersection into the Town. Mr. Haggard told the council he understood the concerns, but the land was zoned B-2 now and that could be retail and high volume traffic. He said he thought what he had planned cosmetically fit. The plan commission had voted 5-2 with one abstention to recommend to the Town Council to deny the rezone. Motion was made by Councilman Bryant, second by Councilman Worthen to deny the rezone from B-2 to B-3. Motion carried 3-1 with Councilman Clark opposed. Councilman Mathis had left the meeting before the petition was presented. Legal: Presidential appointment to the Park and Recreation Board of David Pearson. 1Vlotion was made to re-appoint town employees Tim Bennett and Jim Bruner to the Plan Commission and to appoint Troy Bryant to the Plan Commission to replace Andy Pygman. Motion carried 4-0. Animal Control Officer, Mark Taylor, reported: twenty-one (21) calls, five (5) impounds, and three (3) returns. Cemetery:. Cemetery Sexton, Ed Bucker, told the council the gravedigger was raising his prices and there would need to be a new contract. Mr. Bucker will give the prices to Town attorney Tim Currens for the contract. Motion was made by Councilman. Clark, second by Councilman Worthen to approve payment of the claims. Motion carried 4-0. There being no further business to come before the council at this time, a motion was made by Councilman Bryant, second by Councilman Clark to adjourn the meeting. Motion carried 4-0. The next meeting of the Mooresville Town Council will be on Tuesday, February 4, 2003, at 6:30 P. M. at the Mooresville Town Hall. Toby Dolen, esident ATTEST: -- .. Sandra R. Perry, Clerk-Treasu er 1