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· MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION MINUTES THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2003 The Mooresville Plan Commission met in regular session on Thursday, February 27, 2003, at 6:00 PM. Commission members present were: President Mike Young, Chris Crouch, Tim Bennett, Jim Bruner, Troy Bryant, Charles McGuire, John Ehrhart, and Robert Corbin. Robert Williamson was absent. Town attorney Tim Currens was present. A motion was made by Commissioner Bruner, second by Commissioner Ehrhart to approve minutes of the January 23.2003 meeting. Motion carded 8-0. Town attorney Tim Currens reported to the commission that he had talked to Mr. Carr's attorney and advised her that in his opinion the meat processing was not an agriculture zoning, that they were processing meat from outside the premises, people were bringing the deer meat to him and for that reason they were in violation. He advised her the processing needed to cease and he advised Building Inspector Joe Beikman of the same. Second on the agenda was Brad Ott, Main Street Engineering, requesting a two lot minor plat for Gayle Walton. The property is located at 605 E. Keller Hill Road. Ms. Walton currently lives in the house on the property. The plan is to carve out seven acres where the current house and barn are located and sell them and she will build a new home on Lot 2, which will be fourteen acres. Commissioner Tim Bennett asked where the proposed new driveway was located. Mr. Ott said the driveway would be east of the existing driveway, located on lot 2. He informed the commission a permit from the county had been received for the driveway. Motion was made by Commissioner Crouch, second by Commissioner Corbin to approve the two lot minor plat. The motion carded unanimously. Next, Ross Holloway of Holloway and Associates, presented a request for a four lot minor plat on Rooker Road owned by the Stauffers. The property includes five acres located ¼ mile west of the Rooker Road and Dayhuff Road intersection. Mr. Holloway told the commission they have the soil evaluations, but they didn't have a septic permit or a driveway permit. A letter was entered into the file from Robert Giger, which included pictures of water standing even in a dry season. Commissioner Crouch asked if the water issues could be addressed. Mr. Holloway said he would be glad to look at them. Some existing issues might have to be addressed. Max Jenkins, 10041 North Rooker Road, showed, the commission pictures and listed concerns of water, septic, and general change of the area. He told the commission that surface water cuts across the back of his property, then the driveway on the next section of land, and thru to the proposed minor plat parcel. He said the neighbor' s road washes out in the dry season, and that the water comes from a spring. He told the commission that any change in the topography would have drastic consequences for his home. It was built in 1993 to the code of the county. It