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first minor plat of the upstairs 1492 sq ft of the interior is what was sold. Joe Beikman of the audience spoke that the upper floor does not have handicap access. John Larrison stated if the access is not there it could be a contingency of approval, Dennis Nail of the building department told the commission that he'd seen potential building plans and ADA requirements were in the plans. Mike Young called for questions; none were asked Brian Anderson made a motion to pass the condition that handicap requirements be met, Jeff Dieterlen seconded and the motion passed 5 -0. Third item on the agenda is the last PUD at Bridgemor Village John Larrison explained that this is the 33'd unit, it is a single unit condo and is in compliance with the previously passed PUD for Bridgemor. Mike Young called for questions when none were asked Perry King made a motion to accept, the motion was seconded and passed unanimously. The next item on the agenda, a minor plat request at 445 S. Indiana St The request is presented by John Larrison of Holloway Engineering, on behalf of Citizens Bank. The request is to split the existing parcel into two parcels. Dividing the western part going down into the lower portion, .83 acres, no permits are being sought just the property division. The property does not have road access can only be sold to anyone on the eastern side that does have access. Jeff Dieterlen clarified that the portion in question touches 2 -3 properties, yes John Larrison confirmed that a potential pending sale is in progress, Joe Beilcman of the audience questioned, when allowed, the adjoining property sizes and their zonings. Mike Young called for additional questions, when none were made Jeff Dieterlen made a motion to accept, the motion was seconded, the motion did not pass as Perry King voted opposed. The next item on the agenda is a rezone request presented by Ross Holloway of Holloway Engineering on behalf of the Mooresville Redevelopment Commission. The Mooresville Redevelopment Commission, who recently obtained the property at Main St and Indiana from Citizens Bank, would like to go from a B2 to open space, green space public area. The Redevelopment Commission would like to develop this into a public park, green space, venue area, restrooms, tables etc. (a visual schematic plan was distributed) Ross Holloway stated that Mooresville has character, but also faces challenges in staying vital. With the continued growth of businesses along St Rd 67 people need a reason other than Zydeco's, etc to come into town. Carl from Rundell Ernstberger Associates, working with the Redevelopment Commission, explained the "Gateway Project" and how the park fits into the plans. He presented two images, one the original design and the second an updated layout based on updated input from various committees. He refers to the parking spaces incorporated into the plan, the new plans include additional handicapped spaces than are in place now, and there are plans for a new parking lot at 40 W Main St. Information regarding the proposed park was discussed during the Mardi Gras event with approximately 100 people in attendance, a second event was held at the Library a week or so after. It was mentioned that the Bank is being very supportive; they donated the parking lot based on a Park being constructed in its place. Ross Holloway spoke of a letter that Citizens Bank submitted stating that the bank parking lot cold be used by down town patrons after bank business hours.