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- TOWN OF MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISION MINUTES THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 2001 7:00 P. M. The Mooresville Plan Commission met on Thursday, August 23,2001, at 7;00 P.M. at the Mooresville Town Hall. Commission members present were: President Joel Beebe, Andy Pygman, Jim Bruner, Chris Crouch, Robert Williamson, Robert Corbin, John Ehrhart, and Mike Young. Tim Bennett was absent. Town attorney Tim Currens was present. Motion was made by Commissioner Bruner, second by Commissioner Williamson to approve minutes of July 26,2001, as written. Motion carried 8-0. Ross Hol1oway of Hol1oway & Associates presented a request for rezone from Shae Corporation for Hadley Road and Landersdale Road from Agriculture to PUD-R. The group is not now looking at assisted living and Mr. Holloway told the commission he realized this change needs a request for an amendment to PUD-R from PUD-E. Mr. Hol1oway told the commission there were plans for single, double, and quad UIÙts, mounding 6 feet high on the perimeter with a width of 30 -40 feet at base, a minimum of 25 foot rear yard, 10 foot side yard, and front setback of 30 feet. Parking wil1 be as fol1ows: one bedroom-three parking places, two bedroom-four parking spaces with driveways a minimum of eighteen feet wide. Access: 24 ft. wide pavement, curbs, gutters, and sidewalks four ft. wide. There will be sidewalks from street to swimming pool and 38 (four handicapped) parking spaces at the activity building. The activities bnilding is 2000 square feet, the deck area is 3800 square feet, the pool is 800 square feet and mounding completely around activity area. There will be three signs, two on Hadley Road and one at a road that will go into Col1ett Acres. Section III. Maximum sign height will be eight feet. They are anticipating having ornamentailighting and intermediate lighting with a minimum of one at each cul-de-sac and intersection. A condominium association will charge a fee to condo owners for maintenance of exterior of buildings, grounds maintenance, and parking lot maintenance. They will be asking the Town of Mooresville to provide sanitary lines to the development, and they will place fire hydrants as directed by Mooresville and/or Madison Township fire departments. Mr. Holloway told the commission that based upon marketing trends, this diagram may not be the exact configuration. They desire flexibility to mix building types. Mr. Holloway also said that 3.2 units per gross acre was not feasible money-wise. All condos would be a combination of brick and cedar wood siding or lap siding, no vinyl or aluminum. There will be a retention pond with a safety shelf(slopes out to 10 or 12 feet before going to three foot deep water). They would '"'-