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assessed valuation in homes in the three communities surrounding the property in question. Mr. Holder gave the Commission photos of Hopkins current operation located on Highway 267. He also presented a petition signed by 462 people for denial of the request Wayne Servall of Wagon Trail Street in Pioneer Country Estates located across from Hopkins current operation reported to the Commission the area was unsightly, constant dust, very noisy, and lots of truck traffic. EDC Director, Harold Gutzwiller made a statement for the record to the Commission concerning properties listed in the report being Commercial instead of Industrial. Jack Woolard, St Rd. 67, asked the Commission to look at the future of water supply to the Town of MooresviIle. Mr. Holloway said the processing plant will be 1/4 mile from the houses and the ground is not titled to Hopkins, the rezone is for Bodell. Commissioner McGuire voiced concerns of neighbors to the east He said in the Morgan County Commissioner's meeting, the Commissioners agreed something needed to be done about the mineral extracting being in several different places. The concern was there were a lot more homes in this area than other areas in the county. ~ Becky Bischoff addressed the Commission about Davee-Wallace Gravel Pit on Smokey Row. She lives 600 feet from this gravel pit and said operating hours are 5:00 A. M. to 7:30 P. M., it was noisy, she had to vacuum her pool each day, and black silt is in her well water. She said trucks are in the amount of 80 trips a day and school bus drivers are having to fight with the gravel trucks. She told the Commission that she had a meeting with Jim Boyer, County Commissioner, and an attorney the very next day (June 25, 1999.) Motion was made by Commissioner Marshall, second by Commissioner Young to recommend to the Town Council to deny the request for rezone. Motion carried 7-0. Mr. Holloway requested this issue be on the Town Council agenda for July 6, 1999. The remonstrance group said they would be asking for a delay from July 6, 1999 to July 20, 1999 to get the meeting place changed to a bigger place to accomodate the crowd. Town attorney Tim Currens told them they needed to be present at the July 6, 1999 meeting to request In other business Building Inspector Joe Beikrnan reported to the Commission the BZA had granted a variance to the gift shop to operate on Indianapolis Road until November. A letter was sent to the people selling cars in yard on Indianapolis Road. The cars are gone now. He also reported thirty five (35) building pennits and one hundred forty five (145) inspections. There being no further business to come before the Commission at this time, Commissioner McGuire made a motion to adjourn. The next meeting of the Mooresville Plan Commission will be Thursday, July 22,1999, at 7:00 P. M. at the Mooresville Town Hall. ~¿dO ¿:.Ø/t~~L . President Ai1~ Çíj¡,Uf See tary ~