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Council. Dave Moore made the motion to send the rezone to the Town Council with a non -favorable recommendation, Tammy VanHook seconded the motion and the motion passed 7-0. Mike Young moved item 9 up; Adam Steuerwald attorney for the Mooresville Redevelopment Commission presented: Resolution of the Mooresville Plan Commission approving amendments to the declaratory resolution and development plan for the consolidated Mooresville economic development area. When no questions were asked Mike Young called for motion: Jeff Dieterlen made the motion to approve Resolution # 2019-1, Dave Moore seconded the motion and the motion passed unanimously. The next item on the agenda is a site plan approval for Sun Polymers on Meadowbrook Drive. The request is for the addition of a 15,000 sq. ft. raw material storage facility. John Larrison of Holloway Engineering presented a preliminary layout of the proposed facility. Mike Young stated there were no concerns at tech review then called for questions and or comments, when none were asked Dennis Chambers made the motion to approve, the motion was seconded and passed 7-0. The next item on the agenda is a 4 lot Minor Plat on E Neitzel Rd. Terry and Linda Rainer, represented by John Larrison of Holloway Engineering, are requesting the 39.730 acre parcel be platted into 4 lots: lot 1 at 2.0 acres, lot 2 at 17.49 acres, lot 3 at 5.5 acres and lot 4 at 14.5 acres. It was stated that additional lots would be accessible by private drive off of Neitzel Rd. Mike Young called for questions, an audience member asked to see the plat, when no further questions were asked Mike Young called for a motion: Dave Moore made the motion to approve, Perry King seconded the motion and the motion carried unanimously. Next item on the agenda is a PUD -E request presented by Nathan Winslow on behalf of the Mooresville Consolidated School Corporation. The request is for an allowance of a school district transportation facility on 21.95 acres of the previously rezoned 50 plus acre area. The plans presented include an 11,000 sq. ft. indoor maintenance facility, parking for 50 buses as well as 2 small activity buses and 75 staff / visitor parking spaces. Mr. Winslow stated that as this is in the buffer zone the County would over see drainage and the town Plan Commission would have building jurisdiction. He further explained that easements with three neighbors had been prepared, the location is on Hill Water, who is adding additional hydrants, REMC Electric and Vectren Gas will be extending the gas main. The School has met with INDOT regarding widening Western Rd in areas to