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MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION MAY 27, 2010 Minutes The Mooresville Plan Commission met in regular session Thursday, May 27, 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, Darrell Brown, Beverly Viles, Bill Colbert, and Ann Whaley. Town attorney Tim Currens was also present. The meeting was called at 6:00 p.m. Member Charles Berwick made a motion to accept the minutes. Darrell Brown seconded the motion. The motion carried 7-0 with none opposed. The first item on the agenda was a final plat approval for one dwelling in Bridgemor Village from Holloway. Holloway was represented by John Larrison. Member Ann Whaley asked if Holloway would be returning for approval every time they get a new building at Bridgemor. Larrison said that is how the project was set up. Larrison explained this approval was for building 15. The final in phase 6. The next building will f be in phase 16. Member Beverly Viles made a motion to approve the plat. Member Darrell Brown seconded the motion. The item was approved 7-0. The second item on the agenda was discussion of Race2Win Motorsports Inc. at 2315 Crosby Road. Community member Kip Miller of 2317 E. Crosby Road returned to the board after bringing the item before the commission one year ago. The complaint is that a business is being run out of a residential area. Attorney Tim Currens said there was an. investigation and that a"cease and desist" order was sent to the owners. Currens said there is no evidence that the business is still in operation. Resident Todd Seals of 2303 Crosby Road, another neighbor, said the vehicles going into and out of the residence in question uses his driveway to go in and out. Currens said the complaints made by the residents are being taken seriously and there would be further investigation. The third item on the agenda was Rick and Cindy Grubbs. They had visited the commission in the past about 10000 Bethel Road. Attorney Tim Currens said he contacted the owner by letter. The fourth item on the agenda was a special exception for Indy Lube. Attorney Tim Currens said the commission's responsibility was to report back to the Board of Zoning Appeals if the request if the land use was proper for the location. The building in question is on the property of Mooresville Paint and Body. There are three buildings on the property and this special exception will only affect the building on the front of the property. He said there would be light automotive repair, tires, and service performed on