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• MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION Feb. 25, 2010 Minutes The Mooresville Plan Commission met in regular session Thursday, Feb. 25, 2010 at 6:00 p.m. The meeting was held at the Mooresville Government Center. Members of the commission present were: Chairman Mike Young, Perry King, Charles Berwick, Jeff Dieterlen, and Darrell Brown. New board member Beverly Viles arrived later during the meeting. Town attorney Tim Currens was also present. The meeting was called at 6:04 p.m. Member Darrell Brown made a motion to accept the minutes. Charles Berwick seconded the motion. The motion carried 6-0 with none opposed. The first item on the agenda was Ross Holloway for Morley's Hope Senior Housing. The petitioners asked that the item be continued. Member Jeff Dieterlen made a motion to continue the item. Member Darrell Brown seconded the motion. The motion carried 5-0 with none opposed. The second item on the agenda was Holloway for Meadow Lake of Mooresville. John Larrison represented Holloway. The item was a replat of a minor plat. They were asking for two lots to be divided into three lots. Lot 213 is where the existing building is and lot 2C will be the dedicated parking lot for the recently approved professional building. Larrison said he would answer any questions. He said the questions had involved the parking. The newest drawing better illustrated how the parking lot would be designed. Town attorney Tim Currens said there was concern since the road in question belongs to the county. He said the county had deeded that to the town. He said they are in the process of taking care of that. Member Darrell Brown made a motion to approve the replat. Member Charles Berwick seconded the motion. The motion carried 5-0 with none opposed. The third agenda item was Halloway for O'Dells Minor Plat High Street. The item is from the DeWit Plat of 1879. John Larrison represented Holloway. Town attorney Tim Currens told the commission that the BZA met and granted all the variances needed on the item. He said there were a"multitude of them." Larrison said they were just trying to clean up some long standing messes with property lines and lot lines. O'Dells actually own portions of eight different lots or vacated streets. They would like to make three lots out of the property to help make improvements. Lot 1 is the old O'Dell home. Lot 2 is the beauty shop and a good portion of the parking lot. Lot 3 is the storage facility. Also as part of cleaning up, they planned to dedicate a 15 foot wide strip which is where the paved alley to the public. He said the O'Dell sons are working with the owner of Value Market to deed over a portion of the parking lot to them in order to solve the property line