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coming out of that development. She asked if the old house was coming down and Mr. Holloway answered just the old house, the other one was staying. She asked if they felt if most of the traffic would go out on Bridge Street, and he said there would be no reason for them to come out on Hadley Road, because most of the businesses are on Bridge Street. Margaret McGovern, Indiana Real Estate Group, representing the Crafton family, of the commercial lots that would be restricted to possible uses, asked if the developers could sell commercial lots to another developer who will build whatever the structure is. Mr. Holloway said that could be, but the restrictions are whoever builds them would have to be compatible with the developers. She asked if the lots were sold to someone else, how would those restrictions be transferred? Mr. Holloway said they would be platted lots within this development and the covenants and restrictions that go along with this development would go along with these lots. Mrs. Lasiter asked what if everybody wants the same style of house and Mr. Young said the developer would not let that happen, because that would stifle the future sale of his homes. Mr. Holloway said their intension was to have a mix of homes, they don't want them to all look alike. Mr. Young asked if they would ask for an extension and come back next month with the things in writing that the board is looking at to be voted on? Mr. Holloway asked Ms. McGovern if an extension was needed and she said there would have to be an extension. Mr. Young said that one of the things this board is looking at is not approving something the first time it comes before them. Commissioner Ehrhart said he would like to go to Carmel and look at that development. Mr. Beikman stated that they were voting on a rezone and not the plat, Mr. Young said they would like all the things answered before they vote on the rezone. Mr. Bryant said he would rather wait. Commissioner McGuire asked about sidewalks on Bridge Street and Mr. Holloway said there would be sidewalks on their side. Commissioner Bryant stated the trees in Roberson Woods, spacing of the trees were fifteen feet apart and that was too close. He would like to have one per lot in this development. Mr. Holloway stated they were willing to come back and the would have three landscaping plans, one for a typical lot, one for the entrance with the sign drawn in and then a typical median section. Mr. Young said at the next meeting they would like to have the landscaping plans, covenants and restrictions, the issue with Postal department cleared up, and in the covenants the percentage of homes to be occupied before the homeowners association would be in place. Motion was made to continue the petition for Hopkins and Crafton until December 11, 2003 following the Board of Zoning Appeals, by Commissioner Ehrhart, second by Commissioner Crouch. Motion carried 7-0. Next Mr. Holloway representing the Mooresville Public Library Board, requested a rezone of lots 16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23 and a large meets and bounds parcel north, the Jessup property,