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Mooresville Planning Commission, January 8, 2021 road 6-12 vehicles per day during peak season. He stated it is not feasible for residential neighbors to be so close to industrial property. Dan ? of 10721 North Bethel Road stated that he had been in his home over 30 years; that he loves the community and worked for the school. If rezoned, his backyard will be next to the industrial site, as will the backyards of 3 or 4 of his neighbors. Tractor -trailers and dump trucks fly down Bethel Road. He expressed that he wishes the Planning Commission to reconsider this area as industrial. He "loves it there" and would "hate to have to sell". Beth Copeland and Mike Young helped to clarify the issue by referring to 3674604E — petitioner must substantially comply with the notice requirement, signifying that a notice in the paper must be posted. Perry King stated that there are a lot of unanswered questions for this [issue] and he knows "the RDC has a plan, but it is not a good one right now". John Heshelman requested a continuance. Jeff Deiterlen motioned to accept the continuance and Perry King seconded. Mike Young stated that notices would need to be sent again to neighboring properties, and the motion passed unanimously. Mike Young stated there were no permits or inspections for review. New business should be a discussion of the UDO, specifically definitions. Mark Taylor stated that at the Tech Meeting they discussed writing down every definition possible [in the UDO]. He suggested that all definitions should be included as an appendix for each zoning section. Beth Copeland gave an example of Westfield's UDO, which is an interactive PDF with links within the document to the definition section. Perry King introduced Jeff Swinney who took over Jessica Ester's spot on the Town Council. Jeff Deiterlen suggested that it would be helpful to have clearly spelled out how to amend the UDO, specifically the sunset clause. In the old UDO if something wasn't acted on it was spelled out. This sunset clause did not make it into the current UDO. Jeff also brought up issues regarding the buffer zone and items grandfathered. Town and county zoning don't always match up. As the Town's border expands, how are those properties addressed? Mike Young suggested that they should speak with Debbie Wizier and someone from the Town Council. He asked Beth Copeland how best to move forward. They identified Dave Moore as Town Council contact. Beth Copeland stated that someone from the Planning Commission must make an appointment to the BZA of an additional citizen member outside the incorporated area as Mike Young's term was up. Perry King motioned to appoint Mike Young and Kimberly Schofield seconded. Mike was appointed with a unanimous vote. Mike Young called for a motion to adjourn. Kimberly Scofield made the motion and Mark Taylor seconded. The vote was unanimous. President 4,1 —PAI' 6 ( - Secretary