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S MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION AUGUST 27, 2009 MINUTES The Mooresville Plan Commission met in regular session on August 27, at 6:00 p. m., the meeting was held at the Town of Mooresville Government Center. Members present were; Chairman Mike Young, Commissioners; Charles Berwick, Perry King, Brian Anderson, Ann Whaley, and Jeff Dielerten. Dan-ell Brown was absent. Town Attorney Tim Currans was also present. The meeting was called to order by Chairman Young, at this Chairman Young ask for approval of the minutes, Commissioner King said that he was not in the minutes as being present, with this being noted Commissioner King motioned to accept the minutes as written the second came from Commissioner Dielerten. The motion carried with none opposed. IP The first item on the agenda was Ross Holloway for Charlie Henard for a Minor Plat at Allison Rd. and St. Rd 67. It is a division of two buildings on an existing lot. Mr. Henard wants to buy the smaller building that he has his business in at this time. There were four things the Tech committee asked to be done. The original plat had a 20 feet easement and they were asked to make that 25 foot . Not to show future plans of the free Methodist church. The twenty-five foot wide access easement for any future access is needed. It was believed that the Wingler Trust leased with option to buy, Mr. Holloway said that this is not the case. Commissioner Berwick asked if the drive-way that is there is where the drive is now, Me Holloway said that yes it is. Darrell Lee came forward to say that when he leased the property that he understood that it was a lease with the option to buy, he was concerned about the easement. Mr. Holloway said that he had spoken to Mr. Wingler, about the lease with option to buy, Mr. Wingler said that there is no option to buy. Charlie Henard of 2995 Little Hurricane Rd. Martinsville, Ind. Came forward he said that he has leasing the small building for several years. He said that he needs to be able use the drive for his trucks and deliveries to be made He had started trying to buy his building before the Flee-Market came in. Without the easement it would be no good for him. Joe Beikman had a comment about parking, he said that he dose not believe that there is enough parking now and that he believes a second drive would be needed. Commissioner Berwick said that if a UPS truck could not get in there, a fire truck sure is not going to get in. Mr. Holloway said the Commissioner Brown was at the Tech Meeting and said nothing about fire trucks not being able to get in. In addressing the parking issue, he said that by Mooresville's Ordinance parking space is 9 ft. by 20 ft., he said that with so little distance between the buildings there will be very little parking there. Mr.