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Estates, Ross Holloway reviewed the request; he then presented the requested noise and traffic studies to the Commission. Mike Young questioned Fire Marshall jurisdiction and noise study; Jeff Dieterlen addressed the request for additional entrances and inconsistences between plats, David Saddler confirmed availability of water and asked about sewer, Kim Schofield expressed concerns for traffic. Ross clarified as the Plan Commission oversees residential development in the area in question he sought Mooresville first responders on his plat, he confirmed Indiana American and town sewer. Ross reiterated that the traffic study did not indicate that an additional entrance was necessary. During audience comments; audience members addressed concerns of additional traffic, as well as traffic onto State Road 67 from that area. Kim Schofield inquired as to what local towns or cities employee traffic engineers, then questioned if asked if the traffic study could be looked at by such engineer. Ross Holloway and Tim Bennet both indicated that the area of St Rd 67 is a state road, not overseen by the town. Mark Taylor commented on the one entrance and additional subdivisions that also had one. Jeff Dieterlen addressed the F rating in the traffic study, then reviewed his concerns. When discussion was complete Mike Young called for a motion: JD Robinson made the motion to approve, Robert Alumbaugh seconded the motion and the motion passed 5-4; Mike Young, Jeff Dieterlen, Josh--Brown-and Kim- Schofield - voting -oppose -d—, -- Third agenda item: Primary Plat at 370-530 S Indiana St presented by John Larrison of Holloway Engineering on behalf of Village Mooresville Station LLC, The request is to allow the creation of lot 4 at .898 acres on Indiana Street in between what is currently an auto parts store and McDonalds. John Larrison stated in his presentation that the intent for the proposed lot 4 is to sell the lot for the purpose of building a KFC, he stated utilities are available at the alley, Indiana Street and from lot 3, he further stated no new drive / entrance would be necessary. During Commission members questions, comments or concerns Kim Schofield indicated she had received a certified letter from the petitioner, Beth Copeland clarified as an interested party Kim could not participate in the discussion and or vote. Mike called for questions and or comments from the audience, there were none. Jeff Dieterlen repeatedly expressed concern for the utilizing utilities via lot 3. Ross Holloway and John Larrison reminded the Commission is was the petitioners sole responsibility to provide information on utility availability. Mike Young called for additional questions or comments, when none were asked David