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some clarity as far as the accessibility of the new road as far as the cul-de-sac was concerned. Attorney Currens said the commission prefers straight thru roads rather than cul-de-sacs due to the fact of more easy access if one street is blocked off and because of the school buses. Commissioner Young said so this will be a part of the plat. The Building Inspector can red tag at any time and stop the building if any of these four items are violated. The four items on the plat cannot be removed at any time unless they come back to the commission requesting an amendment. Four additions are: No vinyl siding, no slab construction, less than 1800 square feet has to be on a basement, and a two story home has to be 2200 square feet. Commissioner McGuire commented on a sum up that there was a reduction of six lots from the original plat, the street change, and the addition of the four items on the plat. Commissioner Young added that also the Building Inspector can enforce the four items on the plat with a red tag or denial of a building permit and the plat cannot be changed without requesting an amendment to the plat to come before the Mooresville Plan Commission. Attorney Foley agreed. Commissioner McGuire made a motion to approve this final plat with the addition of the four items on the plat and this is to be enforced by the Building Inspector. Commissioner Crouch made a second to the motion. Motion carried 6-0. Commissioner Bruner made a motion, a second by Commissioner Crouch to reappoint two plan commission members, Mike Young and Chris Crouch to the Mooresville Board of Zoning Appeals. Motion carried 7-0. Reorganization: Motion was made by Commissioner Bruner, a second by Commissioner Crouch to appoint Mike Young as Chairman. Motion carried 7-0. A motion was made by Commissioner Ehrhart, a second by Commissioner Crouch to nominate Charles McGuire for Vice-Chairman. Motion carried 7-0. A motion was made by Commissioner McGuire, a second by Commissioner Crouch to nominate John Ehrhart as Secretary. Motion carried 7-0. Commissioner McGuire told the commission Weliever Chevrolet would like permission to have an off-site sale the next week in the Marsh Parking Lot. Commissioner Corbin told the commission that Weliever had a car lot so why did they need to use the Marsh parking lot. He said he does not like to see them sell cars in the Marsh parking lot. He said he did not like to go out to Marsh and drive thru cars, salesmen running back and forth, and wire running across the back. Commissioner Crouch made a motion with a second from Commissioner Bruner to approve the car sale in Marsh Parking Lot. Motion carried 6-1. Commissioner Corbin opposed. Commissioner McGuire told the commission the First Christian Church wanted to update the internet system and the company is willing to do this, but they need clarification or a mandate. There is a tremendous difference in the residential rate versus commercial rate. They are willing to give the residential rate if the Plan Commission says that is what the church is. The church is in a residential neighborhood and he didn't think churches had ever been classified. Attorney Currens said a church is an allowable use in a residential neighborhood and the commission could certainly say they are properly zoned in a residential neighborhood. Attorney Currens said he would write a letter to this effect.