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•ma Holmes From: Brenda Holmes [Brenda.Holmes @flyergroup.com] Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2011 1:57 PM To: Erma Holmes Subject: march plan commission minutes MOORESVILLE AN COMMISSION 3• Hi Mom! Here are the minutes . . . I have them attached and in this mail. MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION MARCH 24, 2011 Minutes The Mooresville Plan Commission met in regular session March 24, 2011, at 6 p.m. The meeting was held at the Mooresville Government Center. Members of the commission present were: Chairman Mike Young, Charles Berwick, Perry King, Bev Viles, Darrell Brown, Bill Colbert, Jeff Dieterlen, and Ann Whaley. Town attorney Tim Currens was also present. The meeting was called to order at 6 p.m. Bev Viles made a motion to accept the minutes. Bill Colbert seconded the motion and it was passed 8-0. he first item on the agenda was a minor plat. John Larrison of Holloway Associates ought the item before the commission. The request was to divide a piece of property at tate Road 267 and North Monroe Street into two parcels to make it easier to sell by the owners. The item was brought before the commission during the February 24, 2011, meeting and was tabled pending more work. Commission members had questions about the sanitary sewer and access to the property. As discussion continued it was suggested that when the property was split it should be noted that if there are any issues with the sewer it be stipulated that each owner have to pay for 50 percent of the repair. After more discussion Jeff Dieterlen made a motion to table the issue until ownership of the sanitary sewer is resolved. He wanted to know where the sewer line connects with the town before voting on the issue. Ann Whaley seconded the motion and the issue tabled once again. The motion passed 8-0. The second item on the agenda was a rezone. William Bryant is hoping to open an automobile repair facility on his property that is currently residential. The commission said that the item needed to be heard by the Board of Zoning Appeals and that it would need to be re-advertised accordingly. They suggested he ask for a B-3 by special exception. They did however decide that the new purpose would not adversely affect the area. Bev Viles made a motion that the change would not adversely affect the area. Darrell Brown seconded the motion and it was passed 8-0. The issue was then sent to he BZA. John Larrrison of Holloway then represented Paul and Nina Langley on a minor plat change. The Langley's were asking to have their five-acre property on Rooker road to be split into two nearly equal parts. They wish to sell their house and build a new one on the proposed Lot 2. They would have access by a stone drive. There would be no new cut in road. The project had already been reviewed in a technical board meeting. Bill Colbert made a motion to approve the change. Beverly Viles seconded the motion. It was passed 8-0. There was a public hearing on the increase of fees which is found in Chapter 11 of the 0 awn Zoning Ordinance. It was a clarification on the fee schedule. Ann Whaley moved to prove the revisions, _arrell Brown seconded the motion and it was passed 8-0. There was then more discussion on creating a standard violation schedule and modifying the zoning ordinance. It was suggested by counsel that it be changed to more than $10 and less than $1, 000 per violation. Bev Viles said she wanted more time to study the suggested changes before making a decision. Jeff Dieterlen made a motion to table the discussion to 1