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THE MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION MINUTES THURSDAY JANURARY 26 2006, 6:P.M. The Mooresville Plan Commission met in regular session on Thursday, January 26, 2006, at 6: pm at the Mooresville Town Hall. Commission members present were: Chairman Mike Young, John Ehrhart, Darrell Brown, Charles Berwick. Robert Williamson. Robert Corbin, and James Logan. Charles Mc Guire and Troy Bryant were absent. Town attorney Tim Currens was also present. Chairman Young called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. at this time he asked for a vote on the minutes from the November meeting. Commissioner Brown motioned to approve the minutes as written, motion was seconded by Commissioner Berwick. The motion passed 7-0 with none opposed. The first item on the agenda was a rezone for Dale and Metilda Jessup from AG to PUD. The property is located on Hadley Road. Steve Brehob, came before the Commission with the request representing the Jessups. Mr. Brehob explained the the PUD would consist of three neighborhoods. The first being • Stoney Creek at Pinebrook with homes starting$180,000, the second being Woodcreek at Pinebrook with homes starting at $200,000 and the third being Cherry Creek at Pinebrook with homes starting at $250.000. All of the homes would have a 40 foot front and back setback with the side setbacks being 6 feet. The homes would be on basements or crawl spaces no slabs would be permitted. There would be 201 units in all.Mr. Brehob explained all of the green spaces, streets and etc. Commissioner Ehrhart said that he had gone to Bloomington to look at what Mohney Homes had done with their projects in that city. Commissioner Ehrhart said after asking questions and seeing the projects down the, he could not see how they could provide the type of home that this project would demand. Commissioner Berwick shared his concern with traffic on Hadley Road, the Mooresville PD being streched even further than they already are and the over crowding of Mooresville schools. Commissioner Brown expressed his concern for emergency and snow removal vehicles. Concerns from the floor were heard at this time. Richard Hurst, 264 pineview was concerned about drainage. Ernie Adams of Heartland Crossing talked about putting such large homes on small lots with only a six foot side setback. Cliffird Polley, 237 Pineview also spoke of drainage problems. Karen Neilson, 201 Stoneview spoked of Traffic concerns Johnson Road with more people cutting across from 144. Ms. Neilson Also spoke of the over crowding of schools. Chuck Petechik was concerned that if the Lots did not sell, what would happen, would they go to smaller starter homes. Jim Mathers 4917 East Neitzel Road said he felt that the high density could hurt the value of homes in his area.