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Mooresville Plan Commission Minutes Thursday November 14th, 2019 Members present: Tammy VanHook, Jessica Hester, Jeff Dieterlen, Mike Young, Robert Alumbaugh, Mark Taylor, Perry King and attorney Mel Daniel. Mike Young called the meeting to order: he then addressed the unapproved minutes from August, there was discussion to amend, a motion was made to approve with an amendment, motion did not pass. Mike Young questioned concerns; concerns were discussed. Jeff Dieterlen questioned September minutes, Tammy VanHook addressed that the September minutes reflected the August minute discussion, subsequent vote and then confirmed she could motion to approve the September minutes, she so motioned to approve September minutes as presented, Dennis Chambers seconded the motion and the September minutes were accepted unanimously. Mike Young then called for a motion on the October minutes, Mark Taylor made the motion to approve however the motion did not carry, Tammy VanHook after having not been at the October meeting stated she had typed them after hearing a recording multiple times asked for corrections, when none were stated the item dropped, the October minutes were not approved. The first item on the agenda, site plan approval at Professional Court, continued from the previous meeting, has been withdrawn per written notice on behalf of the petitioner. The next item on the agenda is a 2 -lot minor plat request at E. Allison Rd, lot 1 at 10.439aces and lot 2 at 2.215 acres. The request being presented by John Larrison of Holloway Engineering. Mr. Larrison stated the intent was to allow a family member a location to build a home and that both lots meet minimum septic requirements. Mike Young called for questions and or comments. Jeff Dieterlen confirmed no concerns with access or utility easements. Audience member Jeff Smith expressed concerns for stakes recently placed and property care as he currently maintains the drive areas. Additional audience members express concerns for increase in number of lots in this area, questioned private drive verses public road, Rick Voiles prefers the peace and quiet and has concerns for increased traffic and additional homes. John Larrison confirmed that the road is public, he also clarified that while there are currently 7 lots, one property owner owns multiple lots, as for traffic the individuals building the home already live on the property so there would be no additional traffic. Charles Nelson confirmed he had maintained the road, as his father had and he will continue to do so. Jeff Dieterlen read the stipulations and confirmed he was stating he would do more than required of him,