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MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION MINUTES THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 2005, 6:00 P. M. The Mooresville Plan Commission met on Thursday, January 27, 2005, at 6:00 P. M. at the Mooresville Town Hall. Commission members present were: Mike Young, John Ehrhart, Troy Bryant, Robert Corbin, and new member Jim Logan. Members absent were Jim Bruner, Charles McGuire, and Robert Williamson. Town attorney Tim Currens was present. A motion was made by Commissioner Corbin with a second by Commissioner Ehrhart to accept the minutes of December 16, 2004. Motion carried 5-0. Reorganization: A motion was made by Commissioner Ehrhart with a second by Commissioner Bryant to nominate Mike Young for Chairman. Motion carded 4-0. A motion was made by Commissioner Ehrhart with a second by Commissioner Corbin to nominate Charles McGuire as Vice Chairman. Motion carried 5-0. A motion was made by Commissioner Bryant with a second by Commissioner Corbin to nominate John Ehrhart as Secretary. Motion carded 4-0. A letter of thanks for participating on the Plan Commission Board will be sent to Chris Crouch and Tim Bennett. The Town Council appointed Chris Crouch to the BZA. Discuss the language of the sewer field site. Attorney Currens informed the commission he had sent a letter to Mr. Reynolds but did not have a response back as yet. Chairman Young told the commission Tim Currens had informed him they did not need a rule for not voting on a project the night it is presented, but just know to use common sense and collect that data and need to get more information then postpone to the next meeting. Attorney Currens said his thought, better off not to have a lot of rules, is to make a rule and then an EDC project comes in that is time sensitive and too much time is taken you stand to lose the project. Commissioner Bryant said that a lot of the time we hear financing can't be obtained if we don't move quickly, etc. Attorney Currens said it is more when the Town wants to hurry a project along that the rule could be a problem. Commissioner Ehrhart agreed with Commissioner Bryant and said he feels some of the issues have been passed on the first proposal and in hindsight they probably should have taken more time. Building Inspector, Joe Beikman, told the commission that now with the new Rule 13 they need to keep in mind the permits are expensive (a minimum of $1,000 per permit) on drainage and there is a set of drainage capitations that has to be sent out and could take