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-' ~ Ms. Signe Nicholson stated that the development of the comprehensive plan considered the appearance of this higlùy visable parcel of land and in her opinion the proposed P.U.D. - C does not adhere to the plan. Mr. Lenny Hayes, Vice President of Real Estate for Marsh Supermarkets, explained to the Commission that he had listened to all the concerns of the people which had addressed the Commission; however, he is convinced that this parcel of land is best suited for this development because of its location. Mr. George Smi th, owner of this parcel of land, advised the Commission that he feels that the proposed zoning change is the best and highest use for this property. The application for Mundy Realty for P.U.D. - C was reviewed and determined to be in compliance with the filing criteria for a rezone application. Charles McGuire moved that the request by Mundy Realty, Inc. does not agree with the Comprehensive Plan for the Town of Mooresville and that the recoßlIlendation of the Plan Commission would be to deny this request. Motion was second by Joel Beebe. Motion carried 9 - O. Attorney Mark Peden appeared before the Mooresville Plan Commission repre- senting the Swinney Brothers requesting a P.U.D. - R for Collett Meadows, Section II on Landersdale Road. Mr. Peden informed the Commission that the P.U.D. - R included diversity in the house sizes restricting 16% of the houses to less than 1,100 square feet and 37% of the houses will be more than 1,200 square feet. Mr. Roy Weaver, 794 Landersdale Road asked the Conrnission if the fire flows will be adequate for this development. Mr. Swinney, the developer, assured Mr. Weaver that there is adequate fire flow for the development. Motion was made by Bill Abbott, second by Charles McGuire to recommend to the Mooresville Town Council the approval of the proposed rezoning of Collett Meadows, Section II from AG to P.U.D. - R subject to the itemized 3