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MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION MINUlES THURSDAY, JUNE 24,2004,7:00 P.M. The Mooresville Plan Commission met on Thursday, June 24,2004 at 7:00 P. M. at the Mooresville Town Hall. Commission members present were: Chairman Mike Young, Chris Crouch, Jim Bruner, Robert Williarnson, Robert Corbin, John Ehrhart, and Charles McGuire. Commission members absent were Troy Bryant and Tim Bennett. Town attorney Tim Currens was present. First on the agenda Koe Engineering representing Mrs. Crafton- Villages of Eastmore, appeared before the commission with a request for Final Plat Approval for her out lots. The commission asked if they had posted a performance guarantee bond with the Town of Mooresville. Mrs. Crafton had opened an account with First National Bank and Trust in the amount of $5,775.00 as a performance guarantee. These funds not to be released to Mrs. Crafton until Mr. Beikman gave approval. Mrs. Crafton and Sandra Perry, Clerk- Treasurer are the siguatories. Accesses to the lots are driveways off of Hadley Road. A new street will have all three driveways. Commissioner Ehrhart noted that in a previous meeting a barn was on one lot. Mr. Koe said yes, Lot 3, Mrs. Crafton lives on Lot I, she is going to build a home on Lot 2 and her son will move into her house on Lot I. They were also asking for a model home permit. Mr. Beikman said this had been done before. Attorney Currens asked if they had driveway cuts from the county. Lot I has a drive on Hadley Rd. and lots 2 & 3 will have driveways on the new street. This street will be dedicated to the Town of Mooresville and has to meet their standards. But, Attorney Currens stated since this was not in Town any road dedication had to be to the county not the Town. Mr. Koe said they were talking about a dedicated main street of the subdivision. Their east line is Crafton's west line of right of way. A motion was made by Commissioner Crouch with a second by Commissioner Bruner to approve the final plat. Motion carried 7-0. Joe Beikman has no problem with a model permit. Next, Dan Thomas with Bob Griffen, Surveyor, requested a two lot Minor Plat off Bunker Hill Road. One lot would be two acres and the other would be three acres. A question came up about width to depth ratio. Mr. Griffen said the new line follows a stream, a natural dividing line. He said the soil tests were good. There would be a 200- foot driveway to get back to the lot. There are three homeowners on Three Point Lane and Mr. Thomas said he provides half the cost of gravel for the Lane. No road maintenance association has been set up. Commissioner McGuire asked how many parcels and where they were divided. Attorney Currens said back when the county had a five acre minimum. Mr. Griffen said in 1993 or 1994 the Summer's property of five acres was divided into two lots. Attorney Currens said a covenant for maintenance should be on the plat. Building Inspector Joe Beikman said they needed to contact the county for the Drainage Ordinance. Mr. Holloway said Rule 5 states in one-half acre is a disturbed area, they have to get a county drainage permit. Attorney Currens told the commission that the road maintenance is an issue, paragraph 16 in Town Ordinance Book