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MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION MINUTES THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2004 The Mooresville Plan Commission met on Thursday, September 23,2004, at 7:00 P. M. at the Mooresville Town Hall. Commission members present were: Chairman Mike Young, Robert Williamson, Charles McGuire, Jim Bruner, Troy Bryant, and Robert Corbin. Tim Bennett, John Ehrhart, and Chris Crouch were absent. Attorney Tim Currens was present. A motion was made by Commissioner Bruner with a second by Commissioner Bryant to approve the minutes as amended (page I, paragraph 4, change soft to soffit and page 2 at the bottom of the page delete 'not'.) Motion carried unanimously. First on the agenda, Mark Peden from Foley, Foley and Peden with a request for a rezone from B-3 to Ag-I at 5121 East North County line Rd. for a Karen Hancock. At one time Mr. Hancock had developed a screen print business and built a building on two acres that was zoned to a B-3. Since then the parties have divorced. Karen Hancock is a nurse for Chrysler and is concerned she could have to sell the property, so she wants all ten acres to be zoned Agriculture. Commissioner McGuire made a motion with a second by Commissioner Corbin to give a favorable recommendation to the Town Council to rezone the two acres from B-3 to Agriculture. Motion carried 6-0. Next, Ross Holloway of Holloway Engineering presented a re-plat of Lots 4F and 4G at Southbridge Crossing for TKC Properties. Lot 4F-I is a little over an acre and already has a building on it. Lot 4F-2 is .775 acres. TKC Properties is selling this lot and they want a common wall agreement. Attorney Currens said a common wall agreement was a common thing to do. Commissioner Bryant asked if the appearance of the building would be the same or different from the adjoining building. Ross Holloway said there was a franchise business going in. Commissioner McGuire made a motion with a second by Commissioner Bryant to accept the re-plat. Motion carried 6-0. A motion was made by Commissioner McGuire with a second by Commissioner Bruner to appoint Robert Williamson Secretary just for tonight to sign the re-plat since John Ehrhart was absent. Motion carried 5-0. The Plan Commission discussed the septic ordinance. Commissioner Bruner had a suggestion that if there were an alternate site, it would be preserved and not built over. The Commission also thought they needed something to cover the potential of a house or building being built onto. Ross Holloway said an easement is needed around the septic field, because the soil can't be disturbed at all. He also said there is technology out there of all kinds that could possibly be used. Attorney Currens said that as technology improves amendments could be made to the Or5!}.p.iW,92. . olloway said the trend' ~ any new building or addition fB engineer or s or must do the plott plattaH6liTh-~ounty may adopt this. Attorney Currens asked if th Y wanted two acres used. Commissioner McGuire said he thought going with the requirements for two sep .