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"' ,-. MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION MINUTES THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1998, 7:00 P. M. The Mooresville Plan Commission met in regular session on Thursday, June 25, 1998, at 7:00 P. M. at the Mooresville Town Hall. Commission members present were: President Joel Beebe, Vern Kimmel, Mike Young, John Ehrhart, Steve Campbell, Bill Abbott, Charles McGuire, Tim Bennett, and Andy Pygman. No members were absent. Jim Remster Minor Plat was tabled to the next meeting in July. The James 2 Lot Minor Plat was presented by Larry Cramer of Lewis Engineering. This property is located on Indianapolis Road. The Mooresville Park District is buying 4.38 acres which is Lot #2. Lot # I is 6.2 acres and has a home and outbuildings located on it. A motion was made by Commissioner Abbott, second by Commissioner Kimmel to approve the James 2 Lot Minor Plat with exception of waiving depth to width ratio. Motion carried 9-0. ,-. Attorney Mark Peden represented Attorney Susan Neeley for a rezone of property located at 3081 State Road 144 from Agriculture to B-1. She had bought the property before it was included in Mooresville's Buffer Zone. Several residents spoke against more Business in the area; Sue Hall, Charles Shue, and others. After much discussion, a motion was made by Commissioner Abbott, second by Commissioner Bennett to recommend to the Town Council to rezone this property from Agriculture to B-1. Motion carried 7-2. Commissioners Pygman and McGuire opposed. The Commission informed Ms. Neeley she would have to comply with Mooresville's sign ordinance or file for a variance. This rezone will go to the Town Council at their July 7, 1998 meeting. "----- Holloway & Assoc. presented the Fritch-Charles Roberts Minor Plat at 3076 St. Road 144, location of the existing garden shop. This property is two separate parcels side by side. After some discussion, a motion was made by Commissioner Abbott, second by Commissioner Campbell to approve the Minor Plat subject to a variance for Lot #3 because it does not meet the square foot requirements, obtaining septic pennits, length to depth ratio, and showing the building lines on the plat. Motion carried 7-2. Commissioners McGuire and Bennett opposed. The rezone for this same property from Agriculture to B-3 had been tabled to this meeting. Dale Coffey, an attorney for the nearby residents, presented a petition of 63 signatures opposed to the rezone. Residents speaking in opposition were: Mrs. Hall, Charles Shue, Mrs Haney, James Torrence, and Gary Tapp. Mr. Holloway said the client would voluntarily change the petition to a B-2. Motion was made by Commissioner McGuire asking for a moritorium put on any rezoning in this area until a comprehensive plan was drawn up. No second to the motion was forthcoming. Motion died. Commissioners Campbell and Abbott were in favor of tabling to the next meeting. Motion was made by Commissioner McGuire, second by Commissioner Ehrhart to recommend to the Town Council this rezone petition be denied. Motion carried 6-3. Commissioners Abbott, Beebe, and Campbell opposed, This rezone will be heard at the July 7th Town Council meeting.