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• TOWN OF MOORESVILLE <br /> PLAN COMMISSION <br /> MINUTES <br /> AUGUST 25, 2011 <br /> The Mooresville Plan Commission met in regular session Aug. 23, 2011, at 6 p.m. The <br /> meeting was held at the Mooresville Government Center. Members of the commission present <br /> were: <br /> Perry King, Darrell Brown, Jeff Dieterlen, Ann Whaley, Bill Colbert, Brian Anderson, and <br /> Bev Viles. Viles was present but arrived after the first vote was taken. Mike Young and <br /> Charles Berwick were absent. Town attorney Tim Currens was also present. <br /> The meeting was called to order at 6 p.m. Jeff Dieterlen made a motion to approve the July <br /> minutes. Darrell Brown seconded the motion and it was passed /-0. <br /> The first item on the agenda was a request to release the bond by Pro-Build. The <br /> commission asked Joe Beikman about the project and he said it was "ready to go. " Bill <br /> Colbert made a motion to release the bond. Brian Anderson seconded the motion and it <br /> passed 6-0. <br /> The second item was a rezone of Lot 1 of Dorsett' s Grandview. <br /> Ross Holloway brought the item before the commission. He was asking that the lot be <br /> liezoned from R1 to an I1 which is light industrial. Cindy Crouch wants to make it a truck <br /> minal. Holloway explained that it was platted as a subdivision with a shared drive. <br /> if Dieterlen asked it the road would need to be upgraded due to the truck traffic. <br /> Darrell Brown made a motion to make a positive recommendation to the town council. Perry <br /> King seconded the motion and it passed 7-0. <br /> The third item on the agenda was to amend the Meadow Lake PUD. <br /> The item was brought to the commission by Ross Holloway. He explained they were proposing <br /> one change/use for Blocks A-E. The change was for Cl which is a condominium. The proposal <br /> made a change to separate Block C -- Cl, as a new professional building; C2, assisted <br /> living units; and CiA, a condominium. He pointed out that there was no difference in use <br /> and that the process is identical to that of commercial PUD. Jeff Dieterlen made a motion <br /> to approve the amended plat. Darrell Brown seconded the motion and it passed 7-0. <br /> The fourth item was a discussion on the Meadow Lake Garden Homes. Ross Holloway brought <br /> the item. before the commission. <br /> He said they are hoping to build a different building than what was previously approved. <br /> He said the new design is a better building with brick all the way around. He said it was <br /> an "upgrade. " The proposal is to change it Building 23/24 from the original 4-plex to a <br /> 6-plex. They are not proposing a change of use. Jeff Dieterlen said he would appreciate <br /> seeing the new floor plans next to the approved floor plans. There was some discussion but <br /> no action was taken. <br /> The fifth item was to have a discussion about Flagstaff Lot 8. This item was also brought <br /> to the commission by Ross Holloway. The proposed action is to divide Lot 8. Ann Whaley <br /> asked where the lot is. Town attorney Tim Currens suggested that the commission take time <br /> to go out to the property and look at the area. It will be discussed at the next regular <br /> meeting. There was no action taken. <br /> Ilii e sixth item on the agenda was about a letter received from PL Schooler. The letter was <br /> 1 <br />
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