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, ~: t "-' MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION MINUTES THURSDA Y, MAY 25, 2000, 7:00 P. M. The Mooresville Plan Commission met on Thursday, May 23, 2000, at 7:00 P. M. at the Mooresville Town Hall. Members present: President Joel Beebe, Andy Pygman, Jim Bruner, Charles McGuire, Robert Williamson., John Ehrhart and Mike Young. Members absent: Tim Bennett and vacated seat of Alan Marshall. First on agenda, Fclcy & Foley representing Stuart Odell's request for rezone for property behind beauty shop on High Street from B-2 to I-I for storage buildings. In 1996 a variance was granted to allow a used car lot at this location. The entrance to storage buildings off alley to north side of property. The units will be fenced and hours 7 AM to ?PM. They are not contemplating outside storage. Motion was made by Commissioner Williamson., second by Commissioner Bruner to recommend to the Town Council to rezone from B-2 to I-I. Motion carried 6-1. Commissioner Pygman opposed. This is to be heard at the June 6, 2000 Town Council meeting. --- Next, Ross Holloway presented an amended PUD for Amberwood owned by Ewing Properties. Mr. Holloway stated he was representing buyers Robert Litz Assoc. The plan is for owner occupied doubles, one hundred four (104) units in fifty-two (52) buildings, 4.4 units per gross acre density. A minimum of 1200 square feet, two car garage, full brick faces, wood siding, all community area maintained by an Association. Dues to be $50.00 per month per unit to start. The Association to maintain insurance. A clubhouse at north end with nine parking spaces, but no swimming pool or tennis courts. The developer agreed to extend sewer to intersection east of Landersdale Road to three houses if can have reimbursement thru a Developer Availability agreement. '-- Gerald Gray, Knighsbridge subdivision, expressed concern with added traffic, possibly 208 more cars. Price of condos begin at $100 per square foot, approximately $120,000 to $125,000 per unit. Commissioner Young expressed concern that buildings were too close and there was no variety. Commission McGuire told the commission he will agree this community needs this type of housing. Motion was made by Commissioner McGuire, second by Commissioner Ehrhart to approve amendment with approval also of two lots with below minimum setback and covenants and restrictions as presented. Motion was 4-3. Commissioner Beebe, Williamson, and Young opposed. Since this was not a quorum, Mr. Holloway suggested coming back to the June meeting and maybe they could work on density and obtain a traffic analysis. This request tabled to June 22, 2000 meeting of the Mooresville Plan Commission. r-'- Next, Ross Holloway presented a request for approval of Flagstaff Lot 9 development plat for