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A motion was made by Commissioner McGuire and a second by Commissioner Logan to continue the Preliminary Plat approval for Dan Roberts, Long Meadow, to the next meeting of the Plan Commission on Thursday, June 23, at 6:00 P. M. No new notices. Mr. Holloway gave a "heads up" on property owned by Allen Tutewiler which sets between the Jackson Property and Highway 67 at entrance into Mooresville. The Jackson property is where the nursing home and condos are going to be located and it is zoned B- 3 blended into residential and their common area adjoins the Tutewiler property. First Indiana Bank wishes to build a bank on this location. Commissioner McGuire asked if the drive into the business area is the same one to the nursing home. Mr. Holloway answered no; there will be a common drive for all the business area. Commissioner McGuire asked if this drive could also service the bank. Mr. Holloway will bring that up to the J acksons. A representative for Weliever Chevrolet handed out proposed dates for car tent sales (attached). They requested approval to hold the tent sales at Marsh. There will be a tent the size of 60 X 60 and less than 100 cars. A motion was made by Commissioner McGuire with a second by Commissioner Ehrhart to grant their request. Motion carried 7-1 with Commissioner Corbin opposed. Mr. Holloway also gave a "heads up" on Amberwood, the twenty three acres behind Knightsbridge. There are 21 to 22 buildable acres. There would be four homes per acre. The homes are units in four-plex buildings, eleven buildings in total plus a clubhouse and a pool. Two-car garages are on the side and the smallest unit is 1200 square feet. The selling price per unit is $150,000 to $225,000. Attomey Currens said the Barlow property was probably zone properly. He did send a letter they need to look at unlicensed vehicles to see if they would fall under abandoned vehicles. Other than that they came in as a non-conforming use. The facility behind Tackett's Auto is fenced on one side but not on the other. It's fenced all the way around but privacy only on one side. It is only required to be fenced. Commissioner Ehrhart said the old Perkins Restaurant is not mowing the grass; the Clerk-Treasurer will find out who owns it now and send a grass letter. Building Superintendent, Joe Beikman, reported twenty-eight (28) permits and forty-six (46) inspections. There being no further business to come before the commission at this time a motion was made by Commissioner Ehrhart with a second by Commissioner Berwick to adjourn the meeting. Motion carried unanimously. The next meeting of the Mooresville Plan Commission will be on Thursday, June 23, 2005, at 6:00 P. M. at the Mooresville Town Hall.