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have to insist upon the following conditions: I. Fields family's responsibility to install a Buffer zone prior to any sale and it be a very large mound. 2. The Southeast corner closed to buyers and just open to Mooresville. 3. No 1-2 or 1-3 allowed. Residents speaking opposed were: Mr. McCloskey 45 Woodside Dr., Richard Morley, 30 Woodside Dr., Jack Woolard, 66 Woodside Dr., Mike Kirk, 73 Woodside Dr., and Jerry Strawder, 43 Rosewood Dr.. Jack Woolard informed the Commission a natural underground water lake was under this development and even the Town ofMooresville gets water from this lake bed, some companies could put this water in danger. Ross Holloway said the County had zoned this property B-3, which none of the residents had known, even Commissioner Ehrhart whom had lived in the addition for II years said he was not aware of the B-3 zoning. Ross Holloway also said Rainbow Lane would not be used and could be put on the Plat and a note on the Plat to notify all adjacent property owners per our Ordinance requirement before each new Industry came to the POO. '-- Commissioner McGuire questioned the need to rezone more land for Industry at this time. After much discussion a motion was made by Commissioner McGuire, second by Commissioner Bennett to recommend to the Town Council to deny rezone from B-3 to POO-I. Motion carried 5-1, Commissioner Abbott opposed, and I abstention, Commissioner Young. This rezone will come before the Town Council at the November 4, 1998 meeting. Mr. Childers was on the agenda becaused his certifieds gave tonight's date, but should have been for the BZA on Wednesday, October 21, 1998, because he is seeking a variance for his gift shop at his home on Indianapolis Road. The Commission said if he decided to go to the November BZA meeting, he would have to send new notices. Mr. Childers requested to stay open until the November meeting. Consensus of the Commission was to remain closed until the BZA meeting. Attorney Phil Smith was present at Town Attorney Tim Currens request. Attorney Currens is recommending Mr. Smith to represent the Town in a lawsuit with Jim Remster due to a Conflict ofInterest. Mr. Smith is willing to be Counsel for the Plan Commission and stated action is pending at this time. A court order will come to produce minutes and tapes of the meetings. The Commission was told to sign a document of Finding of Fact for the Remster property. The fact, page 34 and 35, Setback requirements anticipating lot not being anywhere else but these 4 places- House does not face any road, access lane stops at property line. Mr. Smith will bring the document for President Joel Beebe to sign. --