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MINUTES OF MEETING OF MOORESVIIJ.E P~ COMMISSION Oc t. 13, 1969 7:30 PM Municipal Bldg. Members Present: Dale Heshe1man, John Crose, Marlow Fu1k, Winston Tackitt, Chairman George WD~land, Pete Robinson and Fred Corey, town attorney. Minutes of the Sept. meeting were read and accepted after a motion by Marlow Fu1k and seconded by Dale Heshe1man. Pete Robinson was to check on the the items mentioned at the Sept. meeting that Dave Loudermilk was supposed to check on but didn't due to his resigning fuam plan Commission,as building inspector. A short discussion followed pertaining to the 8 acres being proposed for re-zoning from 1A to 1C on the Kay's Tract. It was then moved by Winston Tackitt and seconded by Marlow Fu1k that the commission vote on the proposa1.&'fhis was carried. There was two votes for, one against, and two sustained from voting. Then chairman Worland voted for the proposal to break the vote. The property was re-zoned but a building permit will have to be obtained. M4Corey made a brief statement concerning the recently appointed Advisory Board that was appointed by the town board. He stated this was an advisory only type board primarily to giVe suggestions and reccommendations on building, zoning, etc. and that the members were appointed on their ability and not on being residence in the town proper. At 8:00 PM the hearing on the Templeton property now owned by John Moore was opened. This proposal was for rezoning lots 10, 11 and 12 of block 16 of original plot from 1A to 1C for purpose of building multiple dwelling appa~ets on the propert~.~~s property is at the corner of Harrison St. and Clay St. Mr.)Vfd\ey, Jr., Mr. Moore's attuuney stated his position. Mr. Moore is to build 2 units of 8 apartments each plus making 2 apartments in the existing house for a total square footage of 6,384 sq. ft. This was to be SI approximat1ey $150,900 cost on the total project with one unit being built at first and the second completed within a 1 year time. A neighbor, Mr. William Wright then sp01l;e for the neighbors that were pllllent to protest the zoning change. He stated this would add to the safet~~~the children now living in the surrounding area. He also pointed out about the in-adequate sewers now existing in the town and also the addicions would create a noise problem, also. Mr. Wright had a petition of protest signed by neighbors, property owners and other residences in the adjacent area. Mrs. Pence stated there was no guarantee of the type of clientele that would live in these apartments in reference to the other unit built by Mr. Moore on West Main near the Public Libaary. Marjorie Wright asked about playing space for children for the proposed area and Mr. Moore stated there would be approx. 38,400 total sq. ft. and that not more than one or perhaps two children would be permitted for each apartment.K After a short discussion it was moved by Winston Tackitt and seconded by Earl Magenheimer that the Plan Commission take the proposal under advisement and votton it at the next regular meeting, which would be on Nov. 10. This motion carried. (Cont. on page 2)