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MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION Jan. 25, 2010 Minutes The Mooresville Plan Commission met in regular session Thursday, Jan. 25, 2010 at 6:02 p.m. The meeting was held at the Mooresville Government Center. Members of the commission present were: Chairman Mike Young, Perry King, Charles Berwick, Jeff Dieterlen, Brian Anderson, Ann Whaley, and Darrell Brown. Town attorney Tim Currens was also present. The meeting was called at 6 p.m. Member Charles Berwick asked for a correction to the minutes. He was not present at the last meeting. Jeff Dieterlen made a motion to accept the minutes as corrected. Charles Berwick seconded the motion. The motion carried 7-0 with none opposed. The first item on the agenda was a return of Holloway Meadow Lake Amendment PUD BLC C. John Larrison represented Holloway and Andrew Greenwood served as legal council for the petitioner. Jeremy Keiser was also present to answer questions. They were seeking approval for the detailed site plan for amended lot C Meadow Lake PUD. The site will include two two story professional buildings. The plan also included proposed improvements to Old 67 and the opening on the entrance on Old 67 which were approved by the town council. Member Jeff Dieterlen asked if the changes made would make changes to the run off. Larrison said it did change the amount of impervious surface but that the projected was still within the guidelines of the overall in the watershed of the overall PUD drainage plan. Chairman Mike Young said the elevation of the two buildings is higher than the assisted living units. He asked how much. He was told one foot. Member Ann Whaley asked what the improvements were over the improvements to Old 67. Larrison explained that there will be one continuous 12-foot lane running the length of the project. The representatives explained the how the turn lane would work and there is one continuous lane along the entire length of the project. Member Ann Whaley asked Joe Beikman if he was comfortable. Beikman said he saw what was proposed to the town council and was comfortable with it. Town attorney Tim Currens made the comment the road was actually in the county but that the county had asked the town to take it over. Member Darrell Brown said the bonding would be subject to the county's approval. Brown made a motion to approve subject to the county's approval of the bonding. Member Brian Anderson seconded the motion. The project was approved 7-0. The next item on the agenda was Holloway with Rick Deckard; Site Plan Morley's Hope Senior Housing. John Larrison represented Holloway. Rick Deckard was also present. Larrison presented an overall explanation of the project and a detailed plan. Larrison made comments on each of the technical review committee's questions. Proposed parking didn't meet town's requirements was one of the comments. There was also a concern that