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Mooresville Plan Commission Minutes Thursday January 28th, 2016 Members Present: Virginia Perry, Tammy VanHook, Perry King, Mike Young, Jeff Dieterlen, Brian Anderson and town attorney Tim Currens Chairman Mike Young called the meeting to order at 6:00pm, the first item on the agenda was the 2016 re organization; Jeff Dieterlen made a motion to nominate Mike Young as President, motion was seconded and passed unanimously, a motion was made and seconded to nominate Jeff Dieterlan as Vice Cahirman and the motion passed, Jeff Dieterlen then nominated Perry King as secretary, that motion was seconded and passed. Brian Anderson made a motion to accept the previous minutes as typed, Virginia Perry seconded the motion, motion passed 6-0. The next item on the agenda is to amend a PUD at Meadow Lake Garden Homes, LLC in the commercial condo unit. The request is to establish C2 and C3 on the second floor. Jeff Dieterlen confirmed that handicap access had been established to the second floor, John Larrison from Holloway Engineering confirmed that it had. Chairman Young called for any questions, when none were asked he called for a motion. Jeff Dieterlen made a motion to accept the PUD amendment, Virginia Perry seconded the motion and the motion passed 6-0, the new plat plans were signed at the meeting. The next items on the agenda are a rezone and re plat request by Holloway Engineering on Samuel Moore Parkway, near Meadow Lakes. Ross Holloway presented the Plan Commission members with a packet (attached as part of the minutes) depicting maps of current and possible future zoning, a proposed amended plat, as well as drawings / photos of what the proposed future apartments would most closely resemble. Ross Holloway stated that he would cover all areas simultaneously as all aspects were dependent upon one another, attorney Tim Curren stated that each item would need to be voted on individually. Ross Holloway reviewed the proposed project; the rezone from PUD -E to PUD, essential allowing the Plan Commission to have more authority, a replat and then the future construction of 60 upscale apartments in a townhouse looking fashion. Chairman Young called for questions, audience member Dr. Todd Taylor, a dentist in the neighboring business complex, expressed concerns of adding residential property, increased traffic, use of commercial dumpsters at his building by apartment residents, traffic flow, loss of view of is business and he bought believing the surrounding area would remain commercial. He stated that when he signed a letter stating that he would release existing access on an easement he was no made aware as to why, he did not know about the possibility of apartments. Ross Holloway stated that other viable options