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which will be more than a little strip. The sigu in the center will be wedge shaped, approximately eight feet high, two foot thick and each wing will be approximately eight feet high. They will submit a landscaping plan with each phase. Commissioner Crouch asked if phase one was for ten lots and how many of the units would look like the unit submitted. Mr. Hollowy said phase one was ten lots and they would like to have two different models that would be market driven. He said they are open to a number so they do not have two side-by-side and they can vary the front for some variety. Commissioner McGuire said he would like to have different color brick with no two colors side-by-side, architectural, and shingles. Mr. Young asked if they could go to a 8/12 pitch and Mr. Holloway said they could. ~ l Mr. Young asked if there were any question or comments from the audience. Mr. Larry Bryant, y 415 Victoria Lane, asked what were the lot sizes and Mr. Holloway said the minimum lot is .r .Ifl:' 13,527 sq. ft. Mr. Bryant asked if they were hundred feet wide and Mr. Holloway said these lots ~ tf . are 108 feet wide and 129 feet deep. Mr. Edward Brizendine, 480 Victoria Lane, asked if this was still for senior residence or for anybody and Mr. Holloway asked the developer to answer that. He said it was mainly for empty nesters. Mr. Brizendine asked if this was going to be a requirement and Mr. Holloway said because of the equal opportunity laws it is very hard to restrict it to senior housing, unless it is for assisted living. Mr. Tim Gonterman, 437 Victoria Lane, asked if there was a back up plan for single-family units if this didn't take off and Mr. Holloway said a single family units was tried and you can not get enough density and money to pay for the aesthetics of brick and infrastructure. Bill Ball, 464 Kanterbury Lane, said that with the last discussion they were asking for a clubhouse, are you talking about the same type of development now as they were then and Mr. Holloway said that they have eliminated the clubhouse, because they have lowered the density and added more green space, which they feel clubhouses are very rarely used. Mr. Jeff Quyle asked if there would be left turn lanes or merge lanes provided on Bridge Street and Mr. Holloway said there was not, because Bridge Street has a sixty-foot right-of-way. Mr. Quayle asked if the sidewalk would be wide enough to accommodate the pedestrian and bike traffic coming off the proposed bike path and Mr. Holloway stated the sidewalk was according to Mooresville standards of four feet. Commissioner Bryant stated that he did not feel any different than he did at the last meeting, even though this is a different plan. He does not think it is to the level that we should accept. Mr. Holloway stated that they would like to get the preliminary plat approval so they could get started on plans and desigu before the final plat approval. They will commit to no two units next to each other with the same brick; they will go to 8/12 pitch roofs, three different floor plans, putting a dormer over the front entrance, and a different window treatment. Richard Groce, 470 Victoria Lane, stated that multiple family dwelling was not appropriate for this area.