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~ MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION MINUTES OCTOBER 28, 1999, THURSDAY, 7:00 P. M. The Mooresville Plan Commission met on Thursday, October 28,1999, at 7:00 P. M. at the Mooresville Town Hall. Plan Commission members present were: President Joel Beebe, Mike Young, John Ehrhart, Alan Marshall, Charles McGuire, Tim Bennett, and Andy Pygman. Attorney Rod Bray was present. No members were absent. Motion was made by Commissioner Young, second by Commissioner Pygman to approve the September meeting minutes. Motion carried 7-0. President Beebe reminded Commission November's meeting would be following BZA meeting on Wednesday, November 17,1999. Motion was made by Commissioner Young, second by Commissioner Marshall to have December meeting of the Plan Commission to follow the BZA meeting on Wednesday, December 15, 1999. Motion carried 7-0. Attorney Dewayne O'Neal representing Morgans Hideaway asked the minutes include Mooresville Zoning Ordinance, minutes and documents of April 22, 1999 and September 23, 1999 meetings. Mark Waterfield representing C & M Utility reported seven homes connected at this time running 166 gallon per day. He told Commission IDEM gave approval to add ninety-four more homes by applying thru Indiana Regulatory ~mmission. Commissioner McGuire asked what the usage capacity ofC & M was and said he thought the original approval was for 18 homes in Chris Crouch's subdivision. Mr. Waterfield said at 310 gallons perday and 30,000 gallons capacity, ninety-six homes could be on the system. Ross Holloway told the Commission the amended plat was for eighty-five lots on 60.374 acres, zoned R-IA. He said the plat included construction prints for 30,000 per day capacity, authority by State of Indiana to discharge in tributary, and stated 30,000 gallons stays the same , number of homes can change. Attorney O'Neal said IDEM would accept 180 homes and if you subtract 94 homes, 86 homes could be served from this subdivision. Commissioner Pygman asked if it could be set up so the plumbing was in back to the property instead of using the neighbor's property. Commission McGuire said this unamed tributary was in a man's backyard. Attorney O'Neal said IDEM had approved this tributary for discharge from the sanitary plant. ~ Ross Holloway told the commission IDEM approved discharging across Mr. Kay's property to White Lick Creek and he didn't think Plan Commission could overule IDEM. Attorney Bray stated that by law, the Commission had an obligation to make sure the plant had a Certificate of Authority and had capacity. If the Commission denies, they have to show some