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MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION - The Mooresville Plan Co~ission met in regular session on March 25, 1976, at 7:30 P.M. Members in attendance were: Robert ~'. Farmer, Steve Edwards, Rebecca Hardin, Tilford Bailey, Lewis Truax, William Abbott and Eweather Stephens. Also in attendance were Charles Bain, Town Building Inspector and David E. Lawson, Attorney for the Commission. First on the agenda of new business was a complaint by Mr. Harvie Richer of W. Harrison Street that on lot 15 of Samuel Moore's first addition, the first house west of the Fire station,a repair shop for Volkswagens had been operating in a two car garage. This is in violation of the zoning ordinance for residential areas. Attorney Lawson was directed to send out an order of "cease & desist~ to the operator of the shop who rents from John Weisner, owner of said property, or to appear before the Plan Commission. Appearing next were Dr. and Mrs. James Sterrett of 124 N. Indiana Street, asking for a review of the zoning variance granted to the property at 130 North Indiana Street (the old Kendrick Hospital) for possible viola~19ns. Records indicate petition to the Board of Zoning Appeals~ fbr apartments upstairs in the structure and offices in the downstairs was granted with the provision that each apartment should contain 900 r..1 square feet of space. A complete investigation of operations at the 130 North Indiana address ~. ~ is to I conducted and a report made at the next meeting. Emmet E. Hancock, Manager of the Wake-Up station, at East Main Street and Indianapolis Road appeared to ask permission to park a camper-trailer, to be used as his living quarters, behind the station. His Company has agreed to the arrangement if the Plan Commission grants approval, as his presence is required frequently to the operation of the business. '--' Attorney Lawson advised Mr. Hancock of the necessity,under the law/to file a petition with the Board of Zoning Appeals for a variance to an ordinance that prohibits trailers within the Town limits. New business having been covered, the minutes from previous meetings were read and approved as read. A report from the Technical Committee indicated that an application from Mr. Harmon Allison of 107 Morgan Street ~~~ to build a carport was denied as it did not meet requirements of the zoning requirements. Mr. Allison is being referred to the Board of Zoning Appeals to seek a variance. In reviewing an application for a doghouse meaBuring 10' X 6', submitted by Dr. Sou~hers at 30 West Street, the Technical Committee was asked to Investigate for possible violations before submitting the application to the building inspector for action. \~