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TOWN OF MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION MINUTES THURSDAY,JUNE 22, 2006 The Mooresville Plan Commission met on Thursday, June 22,2006, at 6: P.M.at the Mooresville Town Hall. Commission members present were: Chairman Mike Young, Charles McGuire,John Ehrhart, Charles Berwick, Troy Bryant and Robert Corbin. Robert Williamson,Darrell Brown and Jim Logan were absent. Town attorney Tim Currens was present. The meeting was called to order by Chairman Young, at that time he asked for a motion on the May 25, 2006 minutes. With no questi.spar corrections, Commissioner Berwick motioned to approve the minutes as writt :econded by Commissioner Bryant,the motion carried 6-0 with none opposed. Ross Holloway presented the site plan for Meadow Lake Lot B,this had been continued from the May meeting. Mr. Holloway said that the pavement had been marked for the entrance and the tapers. After some discussion about the entrances being close and traffic. Mr. Holloway explained that with the turn lanes and blisters added there should never be a back up, such as the Bridge St. traffic. Indianapolis Road should never be backed up because of this entrance. Mr. Holloway said that he had been to this site , and it is his opinion that the entrance should be moved 50 feet to the east, for safety reasons. With no further questions Commissioner Mc Guire motioned to approve the plan with the 50 foot move to the east, seconded by Commissioner Bryant motion carried 6-0 with none opposed. Ross Holloway presented a preliminary proposal for the development of the Jessup property east of Grandview and south of Hadley Road. The project is 90 acres and they would be requesting annexation to the Town Of Mooresville. It would be under Mooresville utilities, Indiana American Water and Mooresville Storm Water permitting and ordinance. Mr. Holloway said the density should be around 2.3 units per area,which would be lower than we have seen in awhile. The project would have two sections to this development,the first being single family development with 160 lots. The lots would be 16,000 square feet with 90 foot width. Each dwelling would have a two car attached garage and would have 1800 square feet of living space. Each home would be built on a crawl space or basement. The exterior will be no less the 80 %masonry,with remainder being stucco, wood, cement siding board or equivalent. Minimum roof pitch 8/12.Vinyl or aluminum siding would be prohibited. Mr. Holloway is looking into a insulated foam backed siding. The second section would be 40 units of attached sin o family homes with a fire wall between them. These would be like doubles with*ception that each owner would own their half lot. Each would be 8,000 square feet with either a one or two • car attached garage. There would be 60 feet of frontage on each half lot. Each unit would