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MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION MINUlES THURSDAY, APRIL 25,2002,7:00 P. M. The Mooresville Plan Commission met on Thursday, April 25, 2002, at 7:00 P. M. at the MooresvilIe Town HalL Commission members present: Chairman Mike Young, John Ehrhart, Robert Corbin, Robert Williarnson, Chris Crouch, Tim Bennett, Charles McGuire, Jim Bruner, and Andy Pygman. No members were absent. Town attorney Tim Currens was present.. Motion was made by Commissioner McGuire, second by Commissioner Bruner to approve the minutes of the March 28, 2002 meeting. Motion carried 9-0. Town attorney Tim Currens explained to the audience that due to the 911 address change, over half of the green cards were not delivered. He said technically the petitioners were in compliance, but it would not be fair to those residents who did not receive notification of the meeting. He informed the commission and the audience the Public Hearing would be carried on, but D. & S. Development would be on the May agenda and there would be no vote tonight. Bob Wildman of D & S Development located at 489 South State Road 135 in Greenwood spoke explaining the project. The project is twenty-four acres located on the east side of Highway 67, adjacent to Allison Road. A mixed use is planoed; Retail 39,300 square feet plus 1.45 acre at entrance where a sit down restaurant may be located and 1.25 acre at entrance for a possible bank. Professional office space of 21,700 square feet (single story), and residential area consisting of 96 townhouses. A 1.03 acre lake with a connector Road thru the project from the light on Highway 67 to Allison Road. Mr. Wildman told the commission the townhonses started at $110,000.00 to $135,000.00. The market is generally singles or a young couple, not a lot of kids. The first story of the townhouses would be brick and the second story a cement type of siding, two bedrooms, some one car units and some two car units. He told the commission they had to work with the State because of limited access on Highway 67. The drainage would be toward the creek and there would be two retention ponds. Landscaping along connecting road, Allison Road, and the boundary line with the subdivision to the East. The homeowners suggested a privacy fence and Mr. Wildman said they were open to that suggestion. There would be a Pylon sign at Highway 67 on the North side and one at the retail area. A monument sign is planned for the connector road at Highway 67 and at the