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well as presented a traffic impact report and a incidents of police calls <br />for storage unit facilities in Mooresville. Ross discussed drainage and <br />stormwater studies done in the past for that area, as well as touched <br />on the work the Town of Mooresville had done recently to clean the <br />ditches along that area. Mike Young called for questions from the <br />Commission: Mark Taylor questioned security. Ross clarified key <br />card access would limit hours of accessibility. Dennis Chambers <br />discussed gaining access prior to hours then staying in after hours and <br />ways to address that. Members also discussed the homes that are <br />currently approved. Dave Moore asked if any concerned neighbors <br />reached out to his office, Ross indicated a couple. Mike Young then <br />opened the questions and or concerns up to the audience. Dana <br />Heidenreich of 157 N Indiana St discussed concerns and presented a <br />list a petition to deny site plan approval (included in minutes) he <br />appreciations the concession presented however does not believe a <br />storage facility is appropriate for this area. Kim Bauer discussed <br />flooding concerns, however her largest concerns is this type of <br />business in a mostly residential neighbor, she prefers the 13 homes <br />that are currently approved. Additional neighbors of Hadley St <br />discussed property maintenance, questioned if the facility would be <br />privately managed or chain owned as well as concerns for flooding, <br />traffic and security and good use of the property. Ross Holloway <br />reviewed his request, responded to concerns and asked for an <br />approval. Dave Moore commented on security, water run off and <br />traffic he then made a motion to approve the site plan subject to <br />obtaining necessary permits, based on traffic impact Mark Taylor <br />seconded the motion, vote does not carry: David Moore, Mark Taylor <br />and Mike Young for approval. Ross Holloway requested a <br />continuance as there are not enough members preset to get a majority <br />(5) vote to approve or deny. A motion was made to approve the <br />continuance, motion seconded and received a 4-2 vote. Ross <br />Holloway confirmed with Mike Young that it would be an automatic <br />continuance with the unable to pass or deny vote. Mike Young stated <br />the date of the next meeting, November 14th, 2019. <br />
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