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/' MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION MINUTES THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2004 6:00 P.M. The Mooresville Plan Commission met on Thursday, February 26,2004, at 6:00 P.M. at Mooresville Town Hall. Commission members present were: Chairman Mike Young, Jim Bruner, Chris Crouch, Robert Corbin, John Ehrhart, Charles McGuire, and Robert Williamson. Tim Bennett was absent. Town Attorney, Tim Currens, was present. Commissioner Bruner, second Commissioner Corbin, made a motion to approve the minutes of the January 22, 2004. Motion carried 8-0. First on the agenda was Dennis Collier, 104 E High Street, requesting a rezone from R-1 to B-2 to operate a beauty salon. John and Ida Temple, representing Mr. Collier, said that there has been a beauty salon there for years and that there are other retail businesses in the area. They said they would be installing a parking area on the rear of the lot that will have approximately fourteen parking spaces. They stated that the parking lot would be asphalt. Mr. Ehrhart asked if there would be any green space and they said there would be some in the front along High Street. They said there would be four styling stations in the salon. Motion was made by Commissioner Bryant, second by Commissioner Bruner, to approve the recommendation to the Town Council to rezone 104 E. High Street from R-l to B-2 and that this does not adversely affect the Comprehensive Plan. Motion carried 8-0. This will go to the Town Council on March 16,2004. Next Ross Holloway, Holloway Engineering, representing C & H Construction, was requesting a consultation on Amberwood Development on Bridge for rezone to residential use. They would like to build duplex and four-p1ex condominiums that will be all brick. They would like to build eight units to face Bridge and have driveways onto Bridge Street. They wanted to know what the board's feelings and comments on this project would be. The board said they would like to see a common driveway for every four units and green space between the drives and the street. Next Ross Holloway, representing Sonny Perry, Ned Rhodes, and Bryant Hopwood, requesting a consultation on the revisions for Lakeside Commons on Hadley Road. They have had some input from potential buyers saying the concept of single unit condos does not sell very well. The people tend to want some yard that they own. They would come back with a rep1at for the PUD, basically with yards to each of the units. The association will still maintain the exterior of the building and mowing of the grass. Because of the cost of vacating a plat, rep1ating, and sending notices to adjoining property owners they wanted him to see how the board would feel about the proposal. They do not want to change the density, they want to stay with the current plan, and they just want to give people yards that they own. The board said that they understood the problem and would consider the PUD. 1