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4B, and 4C. These lots lie to the north of Perkins Restaurant. Motion was made by "-- Commissioner Pygman, second by Commissioner Campbell to approve the additional three lots subject to full construction prints and Availability Fees being paid. Motion carried 6-0. Next, Foley, Foley, and Peden representing Indiana Farmers Ventures at 204 East High Street asked for a continuance to the August meeting. They were requested to send out new notices. Remster Minor Plat-Indianapolis Rd.- Attorney Ksenak and Ross Holloway-Both stated this plat had met all Ordinance requirements. Mike Monday ofNicePak had questions concerning the sewer easement. Ross Holloway said an easement thru NicePak would be nice but not necessary, a lift station for each lot could be used. Mr. Monday said NicePak may need to increase parking lot size and that would interfere with an easement, a granting of an easement would have to be under certain circumstances. Commissioner Ehrhart felt this Minor Plat not cohesive with the surrounding area. Attorney Ksenak stated a Court would mandate this plat be approved if the Plan Commission denied it. Finding of Fact: to find the Plat submitted met with Ordinance requirements. Attorney Ksenak said if Finding of Fact has been met he asked the Minor Plat be approved automatically. Motion was made by Commissioner Campbell, second by Commissioner Kimmel that Minor Plat does follow Ordinance requirements and the Plat be approved. Vote was 4-2, with Commissioner Young and Pygman opposed. This motion fails because it needs a quorum of 5 and the Commission has three absentees. This was a no motion to not approve, so the matter is tabled to the August meeting. No new notices need sent. '-- Building Inspector Joe Beikman reported the business on High Street falls under customary occupations, but the sign is not the correct size. He will send a notice. Also, the Board of Zoning Appeals had given a variance at the old car wash for a car lot on Indianapolis Road. Now, this is being used as a Flea Market. Property is zoned B-3 with a Special Exception. A Flea Market has to be an 1-1 classification. Town attorney Tim Currens will send a letter of notification. Fifty-eight (58) permits were issued and one hundred thirty (130) inspections were completed. There being no further business to come before the Commission at this time, a motion was made by Commissioner Campbell, second by Commissioner Young to adjourn the meeting. Motion carried 6-0. The next scheduled meeting for the Mooresville Plan Commission is Thursday, August 27, 1998, at 7:00 P. M. at the Mooresville Town Hall. IO-&~jl~ prident /ATTEST...! '~~" . ..' ( ../~ ~ ~ ~~'14 ' Sectetary '--