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~, MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION THURSDAY MAY 23, 2002 MINUTES The Mooresville Plan Commission met on Thursday, May 23, 2002 at 7:00 P. M. at the Mooresville Town Hall. Plan Commission member present were: Mike Young, Robert Corbin, John Ehrhart, Charles McGuire, Chris Crouch and Jim Bruner. Andy Pygman, Robert Williamson, and Tim Bennett were absent. Town Attorney, Tim Currens, was not present. Motion was made by Commissioner Crouch, second by Robert Corbin, was made to approve the minutes of April 25, 2002 minutes. Motion carried 6-0. First on the agenda wfil~evelopment, St. Road 67 and Allison Road PUD-E- Mixed retail, office and Multi-family. Mr. Kennett Zumstien, D & S Development, Division of J. Greg Allen Builder & Associates, asked for a continuance, because they have been in conversation with INDOT Greenfield District. He had a letter from Dwayne Myerson dated April I, 2002 about a curb cut that is in a limited access right-of-way and there is a limited amount of access cuts, so get an additional cut they need to look at trading one somewhere else. They know there is a concern that Allison Road will be cut off from access from State Road 67, so they need to do more research, plus the state is asking for widening of the existing bridge and they havk~ traffic engineer and contractor giving them some cost for this work. They ~they cannot proceed until they have the cost information and some of the issues resolved. They are willing to work with Mr. Bohanon and neighbors in getting all the issues resolved. Mr. Bohanon representing the surrounding neighbors main concern is Allison Road and omiT the setback. He noted there is precedence for a single entrance only from St. Rd. 67 ~ such as the Weliever, Southbridge Crossing, and one for Damon's on St. Rd. 37 in Martinsville, they have used the short lanes and only one entrance. }.Ie alS0 showed an a).temate plaInrl' ptlttiBg single r.esidences nn A llisOll Road, because the onl)" two b1lildiRgS between St. Rd. 67 and the feed store IDC lcsidcntial LypcM~gs. They would like to keep the residential look for the area. ) ./ ~ Mr. Jeffery Jones, Jones Family Mortuary, concern was the curb cut on the limited highway, and these curb cut are so important to the development, why was this considered an additional cut since there was access at the stop light from the other direction. Mr. Zumstien said the state does not count that as an original cut, so anything new would be considered a new curb cut. Mr. I1fe'kman said the State received some Federal Funds to purchase the ground for the limited highway and they have to follow the Federal guidelines on new cuts on the limited highway. Homer Calvert, 4265 E. Allison Road, asked if the businesses south of Allison Road were notified about the complex that is being proposed. Mr. Young state that the developers were not required to notify them.