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, t ¡ I I ¡ - Residential zoning and asked the Commission if they might need to update the Comprehensive Plan. Mr. Coffey asked the Plan Commission to recommend to the Town Council to deny this rezone. He also questioned if this application was the same one before the Commission prior, therefore being illegal. Ross Holloway explained this was in no way the same application. The rezone requested in the first application was for B-3 and significant changes had been made in the Lot configuration. Commissioner Abbott asked the petitioners if they could give the nature of B-2 use. Ross Holloway said most can have on four acres is a 10,000 square foot building or 2-5,000 square foot buildings. Sue Hull from Forest Dake Subdivision read letter of problems to rezoning to B-2. She said the Car Lot currently on Highway 144 is in violation of several laws right now. She also stated there were 30 - 50 residential homes between Five Points and the property owned by Roberts. Motion was made by Commissioner McGuire, second by Commissioner Ehrhart to recommend to the Town Council to deny the rezone from Agriculture to B-2. The vote was 4-2 with I abstention. Commissioners Pygman and Beebe were opposed. Commissioner Kimmel abstained. This was not a majority vote. Next, motion was made by Commissioner Abbott to recommend to the Town Council to rezone from Agriculture to B-2. No second was forthcoming so the motion died. Motion was made by Commissioner McGuire, second by Commissioner Abbott to table this until the December meeting of the Plan Commission. Motion carried 7-0. Town Attorney Tim Currens presented the Commission with a copy of The Economic Development Commission's Industrial Revenue Bond recommendation which allows for a lower interest rate on a loan--this is not backed by the Town ofMooresville, no default comes back on the Town. This is for Viking Power Tools and Jack Elrod Co. The Economic Development Commission voted 3-0 in favor of this. Motion was made by Commissioner Abbott, second by Commissioner McGuire to state the Plan Commission finds nothing adverse to the Business Climate of Mooresville. Motion carried 7-0. Commissioner McGuire presented an update to zoning ordinances from committee and gave out a list to review(see attached list). Commissioner's Ehrhart and Young are putting together a report on POOs. Each member is to present a list for the next meeting, then they will put them together and report to the Town Council in 2 to 3 months. President Beebe read a letter of complaint concerning Iacoli Car Lot, their zoning and sign. Town attorney Tim Currens stated zoning was Industrial and this was an allowable use. The signs were on the State Highway's right of way and a letter should be sent to the DOT. The Little Bit More Gift Shop does have two cars for sale but they were parked in the State Right of Way. Town Attorney Tims Currens will write a letter to the complaintees. Ross Holloway wanted to make the Commission aware there was an incident on November 10, 1998 for overflow at the trailer park owned by R J Associates. A call was made to IDEM. When they responded they found vandalism but it did not endanger or jeopordize quality of water. R J Associates is installing alarms for Security. Attached is the report from IDEM. Building Inspector Joe Beikman gave the Commission his list for changes in the zoning