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'----- '~ ~ ~ MINUTES OF THE MOORESVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION The Mooresville plan Commission met for its regular meeting on March 28, 1991 at 7:30 P.M. at the Mooresville Town Hall. Present were Board members Joel Beebe, William Abbott, Steve Edwards, Shirley Welker, Charles McGuire, David Barry, David Minardo and Signe Nicholson. Absent was Vern Kimmel. Also present was the Commissionls attorney, Timothy C. Currens. Corrections to the minutes were noted and brought to the attention of the Commission by Shirley Welker. Bill Abbott made a motion to accept the minutes as corrected. ~ second was made by Shirley Welker. Motion carried unanimously. A revised copy of the minutes will be prepared for the next meeting for signatures. NEW BUSINESS David Best, land surveyor, represented Cloverleaf properties in their request to amend the use of Lot 36 Spring Mill from Multi-family use to Single Family use. The original plan was to build one (1) building with sixty-five (65) units; however, they would now'like to replat into single family lots. 'rhis would then permit for nineteen (19) lots for single family homes on 4.91 acres. Lot 35 would still be Phase 3 of Springhill Apartments as originally planned. Only four (4) lots in the original section of the single family homes which is currently under progress, have not been sold. A motion was made by Signe Nicholson to grant preliminary approval with final approval based on Cloverleaf properties meeting the bonding requirements. A second was made by Steve Edwards. Motion carried unanimously. Richard Wood, Attorney at Law, then came before the Commission representing Mildred and Everett Rawlings who were not in attendance. Mr. Wood presented a petition to rezone approximately 98 acres located at st. Rd. 67 south of White Lick Creek from A to I2. Mr. Wood went on to explain that this would allow for development of an Industrial Park which would add to the tax base of the town as it is in the limits. Mr. Wood explained that approximately 75 acres would be a Candidate for development; however, the remaining property that runs along the creek would not be condusive to developing. Signe Nicholson then questioned Mr. Wood as to why they wanted I2 instead of II. Mr. Wood's response was that this would allow for a wider range of uses. Marilyn Fisher of Charmil Estates subdivision expressed her opposition to the rezoning of this property as she felt it would greatly decrease the value of her property located in the subdivision directly across st. Rd. 67.