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Randall Harris, 4362 E. Allison Rd., asked the commission what a PUD meant. He was told a PUD was a larger tract of ground developed as a unit with some unique areas and the Plan Commission could put restrictions on the PUD. Mark Henry, 13457 Allison Rd., voiced his concern of sewers and septics. Town attorney Tim Curren's speculation at this time would be the Town would request hook- on. Mr. Henry asked if there was sewer availability close. Attorney Tim Currens said yes, but it would be the Developer's expense to extend to the development and the Town Council would control this. Mr. Henry said he had lived in the old area of Town and had trouble with sewers when it rained. Mr. Currens told him the sewers in the older part of Town had been repaired. Allen Kirk, 4227 E. Allison Rd., stated that Allison Rd. was still a county road and at what point does the county have input. Attorney Tim Currens replied any cut needs county approval. Street Commissioner Joe Beikman told the audience the front section of Allison Rd. to the end of Church property belonged to the Town of Mooresville. Commissioner Williamson pointed out that in the past cement siding had been accepted as masonary. He also stated that Allison Rd. was a narrow road and a lot of traffic would be emptying out onto it from the connector road thru the development. The developers said they were not committed to the connector road going all the way thru to Allison Rd. The petitioners were told by the commission new notices needed to be sent Certified using the 911 addresses and this filing would be tabled to the May 23, 2002 meeting. Commission Chairman Mike Young stated he would like to ask Commissioner McGuire if he would join and head up the Comprehensive Plan Committee. Motion was made by Commissioner Bennett, second by Commissioner Bruner to add Commissioner McGuire and make him the head of the Comprehensive Plan Committee. Motion carried 8-0. The committee consists of: Chris Crouch, Jim Bruner, John Ehrhart, Mike Young, and Charles McGuire. Building Inspector Joe Beikman reported thirty-one (31) permits and ninety-six (96) inspections. There being no further business to come before the commission at this time, a motion was made by Commissioner Bruner, second by Commissioner Crouch to adjourn the meeting. Motion carried unanimously. The next meeting of the Mooresville Plan Commission will be on Thursday, May 23, 2002, at 7:00 P. M. at the Mooresvill Town all. ATlEST: