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John Littlejohn from the audience asked if there was enough semi-parking and if there were any regulations by the Town to outside storage. Mr. Holloway answered there was enough space for semi parking and any storage was stacked on pallets, no loose storage, basically it was a truck to building process. Attorney Tim Currens said that in an 1-2 zoning any outside storage had to be fenced. Commission Bryant asked in an 1-2 zoning where does this facility fit? Mr. Holloway told him this is classified as light de- manufacturing. A motion was made by Commissioner Bruner, second by Commissioner Crouch to approve NuGenesis on the site. Motion carried 8-0. Ross Holloway of Holloway and Associates presented a rezone request from Agriculture to PUD-R for Hall, Hall, and Dodds on Landersdale Road. The parcel consists of 7.65 acres with water service by Hill Water Co. Mr. Holloway told the commission they had asked the county to accept the streets and the condominium project would be built in two phases. The condominiums would be 70% brick with hardy plank gables, one or two car garage, sidewalks, community center, and landscaped common areas. The minimum condo would be 1500 square feet. An association would take care of building maintenance, pool, and community center with monthly maintenance fees. The dry detention areas would be mowed and maintained by the association also. There is a forty- foot building setback all around and they are arranged so there would not be backyard to backyard. Mr. Holloway said they were asking for permission for sanitary connection to the sewer and annexation to the Town of Mooresville. Dale Ankrim, architect, told the commission that there would be a 50% balance between ranch style and townhouse with a total of forty units. The entrance sign is to be brick and limestone and a privacy fence on the east and north side. Minimum spacing between buildings would be twenty-two feet. Jim Dodds of Dodds Masonry is developing the project themselves and are targeting the price of the condominiums from $160,000 to $175,000. Mr. Ankrim said they thought there would be mostly professional couples. He told the commission the two story condominium would be no more than 1650 square feet and they could go with all two car garages, but couldn't maintain the set back distances and if the county would not maintain the 500 foot street, then the association would maintain. Phil Wright, Vice President of Mooresville Consolidated School Board, told the commission that Mr. Dodds had contacted him about the project. He told Mr. Dodds the school system was not opposed to growth, but interested in diversity and planned growth. Mr. Wright told the commission the condominiums didn't add to the school system. Dave Jones, Madison Township Fire Chief, inquired as to the size of the water line. He was told the line was 8 inches and he said he would like for another ftre hydrant to be added to the plan. This was agreed upon. Mr. Holloway said the Dodds were in favor of and would commit to two car garages on each unit. Cody Milan, Lot 4 North Madison Crossing, told the commission that now he would see a big fence out of his back door. He said the comprehensive plan calls for medium density not high density. He also said he has water standing in his back yard all the time. He told the commission he went by Village Condos on Highway 144 and they were not even developed, so what makes the developers think this will be developed. He said he