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Mooresville Plan Commission <br />Minutes 04/14/2022 <br />Members present: David Saddler, Mark Taylor, Tammy VanHook, Kim Schofield, <br />Jeff Dieterlen, Mike Young and attorney Chou-il Lee. Members absent: JD <br />Robinson, Josh Brown and Robert Alumbaugh <br />David Saddler called the meeting to order then requested a motion on the February <br />minutes; a motion was made to approve the minutes as presented, seconded and <br />passed 5-0-1, Mike Young did not vote. <br />The first agenda item: Rezone at 200-223 E South Street presented by Aaron <br />Molin, property owner and owner of DO Development LLC. Mr. Molin is <br />requesting an I3 zoning on what is currently zoned Il / I2. Mr. Molin stated that he <br />was requesting the rezone to improve the lease ability of the property, he presented <br />a signed "Land Use Commitments" (document included) indicating to the <br />Commission that he would restrict the allowable uses and further stated he had <br />learned commitments / restrictions could stay with the land from owner to owner. <br />David Saddler addressed the height of the current fencing verses the UDO <br />requirements, Mark Taylor confirmed with attorney Lee that commitments could <br />carry from property owners and presented the idea of a possible variance, Kim <br />Schofield discussed the setbacks requirements and traffic concerns while Tammy <br />VanHook questioned if all items on the commitment list are allowable on less than <br />5 acres. Once Commission members completes questions and comments David <br />Saddler called for audience members to speak. (audience members list included) <br />Audience concerns included: the area's history, the surrounding area and closeness <br />to a local park, conditions of Mr. Molin's currently rented properties, the traffic at <br />the towing company, the possible uses, the environmental impact of possible <br />chemical use or vehicle liquids, potential health concerns depending on the type of <br />business to be in the space, all audience members spoke opposed to the I3 request, <br />indicating it was not an I3 area and not wanting to make it one. After responding to <br />audience concerns Mr. Molin asked if he could request a continuance. Tammy <br />VanHook confirmed he understood the time line of a continuance. Attorney Lee <br />informed he it could need to be re -advertised. David Saddler called for a motion, <br />when no motion to continue was made Kim Schofield made the motion to send an <br />unfavorable recommendation to the Town Council, Jeff Dieterlen seconded the <br />motion and an unfavorable recommendation was excepted by 6-0 vote. Tammy <br />
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