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Mooresville Planning Commission, March 11, 2021 Members Present: Perry King, Jeff Dieterlen, Mark Taylor, Robert Allenbaugh, Josh Brown and Beth Copeland, Town Attorney Public Sign -In Sheet: Brian Turley — 13342 North Allison Drive, Camby Jeff Turley - 4833 East Hadley Road, Mooresville Mark Coffey - 12563 Lakeview Drive, Mooresville Ashley Wright— 8510 Waverly Road, Martinsville Carl Atwell — 4418 East State Road 144, Mooresville Sharon Tirey — 1410 East Morgan Street, Martinsville Rick Allison — 5023 East North County Line Road, Camby Lynn and Bill Rose —4798 East Hadley Road, Mooresville Jim Cottengin — 4404 East State Road 144, Mooresville Eileen Mathers - 4917 Neitzel Road, Mooresville Jeff Dieterlen, Acting Chair, called the meeting to order at 6:33. He called for discussion of the minutes from the February meeting. Mark Taylor pointed out that there were a few changes to be made to the minutes before they could be approved, and made a motion to table the approval of the February minutes until the April Planning Commission meeting. Perry King seconded the motion and the motion was approved unanimously. Mr. Dieterlen then called for the presentation of a continuance from the February meeting, a rezoning at East Hadley Road. Ross Holloway of Holloway Engineering pointed out that John Larrison was passing out the handouts of the presentation to be shown on the screen. Beth Copeland addressed the Planning Commission to clarify a point from the February meeting, stating that per the 2006 ordinance of PUDs 6.4 through 6.6, the zoning of the property in question which changed the zoning from Agricultural to PUD -R is still in effect. All covenants attached to the ordinance are in effect. The final detail plan is not in effect. Mr. Holloway asked Ms. Copeland if the PUD -R could be changed by a new zoning request, and she replied that any property owner may request a change in zoning. Mr. Holloway then stated that his client was requesting a zoning change from PUD -R to RIC which applies to medium density housing. Mr. Holloway read out the development standards from the UDO, and stated that the packet handed out by Mr. Larrison contained voluntary zoning commitments that they wished to discuss, specifically: • Roof pitch shall be 6/12 or steeper • Conversion of the garage to living space is prohibited • South and East sides of the development will have landscaping berm constructed with 3/1 side slopes, not less than 5 feet in height. Mr. Holloway showed multiple slides of the types of homes, generally the materials to be used in construction and size of the homes. He pointed out that although these homes showed different types of facades, trim and window treatments, dormer windows and trim shown would not be standard. He stated that commitments may include that the same or similar design of home would be no less than two homes down on either side of the street, and the same or similar home design would not be located directly across the street. Mr. Holloway showed slides from the Builders of Association of the Greater Indiana showing median household income in Mooresville from 2010 to estimated 2025, then new home pricing from 2005 to estimated 2020, and finally New Home