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MINUTES OF MOORESVILLE PIANNING COMMISSION MEETING August 18, 1969 7:30 PM Municipal Building The meeting was held a week later than normal due to Old Settlers Picnic being on the regular meeting nigh to Members present: Marlow Fulk, Dale Heselman, John Crose, Earl Magenheimer and Chairman, George Worland. Fred Corey, town attorney was also present. The minutes of the July meeting were read and approved. Mr. Rogers and Mr. Walden, 45 Crestwood Dr. and 47 Crestwood Dr. respectively, appeared complaining about the sewer line backing up in their yards ,during rain storms. They stated they had a petition being circulated wanting the Plan Commission and the Town Board to hear their situation and not to put any new additions in until present facilities at exsisting sewer plant are improved or a new one built. Mr. Worland stated that those on the plan'commision knew of the situation and they would pass it on to the town board for their information. Mr. Rogers had appeared before the Planning Commission at the July meeting. t..F-20,,~,;rr Mr. Bob Dunn appeared regarding getting a . e from 1A to lC for an 8 acre tract of land known as the Kays tract lying east of Indianapolis Road. He was wanting this for the purpose of building of 1 bedroom units, two bedroom town house units of the two story type and two bedroom units on one story with 8 to 10 units per acre. When Chairman Worland told Mr. Dunn the procedure he would need to go through for this Mr. Dunn stated he did not have that much time to spend and wanted to drop the matter. He then left the meeting. ' Under old business Chairman Worland stated that the his reccommeddation that the Plan Commission have direct inspector. He also stated that Dave Loudermilk wanted ' electrical codes ~ ~ 1-/1 ",o',ch -/:-0 vJc/1.K w:rr/l' town board had approved authority over the building ~ bui ld ing ..../ fL 0'118 viii CJ f Mr. Corey stated that a buffer zone could be used if the commission got approval from the county plan commision by an ordinance. Two gentlemen representing the local V.F.W. post appeared wanting to know if their property on South Indiana St. to the east (across from the Burger Chef) was in the corporation limits of the town. He was told that it was not. After a motion by Marlow Fulk and a second by Hale Heselman that the meeting be adjourned the members were dismissed. Earl Magenheimer