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Commissioner Ehrhart asked in accessing lots 30, 31, 32, and 33 there is not an alley behind these. Mr. Holloway said there would be a common access from between lot 102 and 103. Commissioner Young asked if the garages would not face the street and would all the utilities would be behind the homes and Mr. Holloway said that was correct. He said unfortunately there would be a few transformers and fire hydrants along the street. He said the transformers will be landscaped. Motion to approve Section Two final plat for Village of Eastmore was made by Commissioner Ehrhart, second by Commissioner Berwick. Motion carried 7-0. Ross Holloway, Holloway Engineering, representing Larry Neer, for plat approval for PUD-R named Bridgemore Village, formerly Amberwood, which is a Condominium concept and the preliminary plat will carry the covenant and restrictions and condominium by-laws. Karen and Larry Neer have a project in Westfield so you could get a feel for this project. The parcel is twenty-three point nine (23.9) acres and everything outside the walls of the condominium units will be common area and parks that will be maintained by the condominium homeowners association. There will be one hundred eight (108) homes plus one clubhouse. This parcel is currently approved for eight-eight (88) units with no clubhouse and amenities. Gross density is 4.5 homes per acre which is not too far off from what has been approved for this site, which is 3.3 and 4.2. It is currently zoned PUD-R so it does not have to go before the town council. They have given an annexation request to Mr. Currens, which is signed and notarized by the owner, and they meet the one-eighth contiguity required for annexation. The development standards will apply to all of these homes with the exterior being brick, stone, wood or hardy plank. The brick is balanced completely around the side ofthe unit, the landscaping is detailed and they have 8/12 pitch roofs. They will present a landscaping plan to the plan commission in detail for every unit. All homes will have hard surface drives and 12 pitch roofs. The minimum square footage will be 1325 sq. ft. and the average will probably be 1800 to 2000 sq. ft. and all will have a two (2) car attached garage. All of the landscaping, driveways, streets, exterior of building, stormwater system, retention areas and everything will be maintained by the homeowner association. Nothing will be dedicated to the town of Mooresville except the sanitation system and easement will be provided for the sanitary sewer that is acceptable to the town. They will have private streets and restrictive entrance so they can maintain the traffic. There will be a clubhouse of2900 sq. ft. which will be built first and it will have a 20 X 39 foot pool. There will be a walking path, park area with benches, no sidewalks because of restricted access and they will walk in the street. There will be no playground equipment, yards are very small and no outside building so there will be no attraction there for children. There will be a bridge affect across the stream at the entrance and a wrought iron fence. They would like to erect sale banners to advertise the condominiums. The interior signage is customized and the street lights will be ornamental, which will down cast the light so it will not be a big illuminator. The construction entrance will be tucked away from Knightsbridge towards the east end of the property. All of the infrastructure will be put in first, then phase 1,2, & 3 and completed build out will be twenty-four (24) to thirty (30) months time period. They said all fencing would be stained black cedar. The streets will be twenty-four (24) feet and this will allow fire 4