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I picnic tables, BBQ, etc. Three buildings were eliminated. Street lights, landscaping, committrnent of75% brick are included. Motion was made by Commissioner McGuire, second by Commissioner Bennett to approve the PUD as presented with covenants agreed to at last Plan Commission meeting in June. Motion carried 6-2 opposed. Commissioner Williamson and Commissioner Bruner were opposed. Mr. Holloway presented the Wyttenback property located on Bethel Church Road and Keys Road for Rezone from Agriculture to R-IA and Preliminary Plat approval. Homes with 1600 square feet of living area on ground floor and a living area of 1800 square feet, two car garage, crawl space or basement, minimum of 80% brick on first story, and must be brick or wood. Mr. Holloway said the Wyttenbachs understood that restrictions go with zoning. The first phase is 48.357 acres and they own approximately 40 more acres to the west. This area is furnished by Hill Water Company. Commissioner McGuire expressed concern with septics even though the lots are approximatley one acre in size. He told Mr. Holloway he thought it would be prudent to look into town sewers and maybe a feasibility study should be done. Debbie Lawrence representing her parents who live at 695 Keys Road asked if there were plans to improve Keys Road especially on the corner. She also submitted to the file pictures of 647 Keys Road being flooded from runoff from the Wyttenbach property. She thought lot sizes of one acre seemed to be inconsistent with five to ten acre developments in surrounding area. Robert Woodruff of 630 Bunker Hill Road asked if one acre lots would support a septic and if a substation would be needed for electricity. Mr. Holloway also told the commission that this development would have covenants similar to Pioneer Country Estates. Chris Crouch of 571 Keys Road presented to the commission a thought to be considered. He said Flagstaff Industrial Park was filling up and he estimated out of930 acres not zoned for Industrial and only nineteen homes in the entire area. Mr. Holloway said the first issue is zoning and he admitted he did not look at the Master Plan. He said two hundred forty six acres were already zoned Industrial and as of yet there was no activity on them. After much discussion, a motion was made by Commissioner McGuire, second by Commissioner Ehrhart that since the request for R-IA is compatible with Comprehensive Plan to recommend to the Mooresville Town Council to rezone to R-IA. Motion carried 5-3 opposed. Commissionrs Pygman, Bruner, and Williamson opposed. Commissioner McGuire said the two types of soils south and southwest of Mooresville are both poorly suited for septic systems. He thinks it should be a requirement to hook on to Town sewers. The closest line is four tenths of a mile away. Mr. McGuire also said he didn't think there was enough information as far as layouts of streets, curbs, etc. on the preliminary plat. Motion was made by Commissioner Young, second by Commissioner Bruner to continue this request for ninety days to investigate sanitary sewers and to get a basic layout of the entire development. Motion carried 8-0. Mr. Holloway told the commission the layout could be more dense if on sanitary sewers. President Beebe gave Tim Currens and Joe Beikman the swimming pool code violation- Laura Houser- for a reply. Pete Foley, attorney, represented Dr. Reyman, Associated Animal Clinic ofIndiana, for a rezone from Agriculture to B-3 on State Road 144, west of the Five Points intersection. His practice is ~