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Board of Zoning Appeals Minutes Thursday June 8th, 2017 Members Present: Neal Allman, Perry King, Mike Young and Charles McGuire, TOWN ATTORNEY Tim Currens was absent Neal Allman called the meeting to order, Neal then called for a motion on the previous minutes, Perry King made the motion to accept the minutes as typed, Charles McGuire seconded he motion and the motion passed unanimously. First item on the agenda is a continued variance at 213 St. Clair Street. Pam Albertson stated that she had been before Plan Commission seeking a rezone and had received a favorable recommendation from the commission to the Town Council, the town Council will vote at a later date. Perry King questioned the square footage allowances, stating Tim Bennett of the Building department would have that information had been available for the meeting. Neal Allman questioned the previously brought up drainage concerns. Ms. Albertson stated that she'd spoken with Dave Moore and that he believed the only permit needed would be soil erosion, that drainage and storm water appeared acceptable. Mike Young read the application for the variance to clarify what was being sought. Neal Allman confirmed that the rezone had been approved; Pam Albertson responded that the Plan Commission was on board. Perry King disagreed stating that the recommendation by the Plan Commission was not a unanimous vote. Charles McGuire stated that he was not in favor of approving one variance at a time, as additional variance have been filed for. Mike Young stated a plot plan is needed for the board, so that they know exactly what is being presented for approval, he believed this was requested at the last meeting. Perry King mentioned that a recently completed, but not yet released study by Banning Engineering was a0giressingocal drainage issues, said study may impact this aa�� sc.tCS-ems location. The board members+sgersted a possible continuance. Pam Albertson stated that she could not attend the July meeting but her brother would come in her place. A motion was made to by Perry King to continue the variance request to the July meeting, the motion was seconded and passed 4-0. Next item on the agenda is variance request at 119 S Clay Street, presented by John Larrison of Hollow Engineering. The property owner, David Carter, a lifelong Mooresville resident currently residing on E High St. is filing the request. He finds distressed properties to fix up, the home located at 119 S Clay was the worst house in the neighborhood states David Carter, he purchased it with the intent working on side projects such as alternators and generators. He recently decided to retire and now wishes to do mechanical work on a full time basis -,M,-,