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TOWN OF MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION MINUTES THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2004, 7:00 P. M. The Mooresville Plan Commission met on Thursday, October 28, 2004 at 7:00 P. M. at the Mooresville Town Hall. Plan Commission members present were: Chairman Mike Young, Secretary John Ehrhart, Charles McGuire, Chris Crouch, Jim Bruner, and Robert Corbin. Commissioners Troy Bryant, Tim Bennett, and Robert Williamson were absent. Town attorney Tim Currens was present. A motion was made by Commissioner McGuire with a second by Commissioner Ehrhart to approve the September 23,2004 minutes with the following changes: first page, last paragraph delete the word 'that' and change wording to read require any new building or addition be plotted by a certified engineer or surveyor. Motion carried 6-0. First on the agenda, Ross Holloway from Holloway Engineering presented the Hopkins Bridge Street Minor Plat-Special Exception. The petitioners are Curtis and Shari Reid and are requesting a special exception to allow a car wash on Lot #3 directly east of Casey's. The Board of Zoning Appeals had requested the Plan Commission issue findings offact for the project. The car wash is a five bay, two automatic and three self serve. Commissioner Young's concem was traffic and Commissioner McGuire was concemed about the drive. Mr. Holloway said this lot would have one drive and the other two lots would have a common drive. Mr. Holloway said probably they could move the driveway as far east as they could. Mr. Holloway said there wouldn't be double entrances. The cars will be entering from the back. A motion was made by Commissioner McGuire with a second from Commissioner Bruner to make a finding of fact this proposed location and character of special exception would not affect the Master Use Plan and make a recommendation to the Board of Zoning Appeals. Motion carried 6-0. Ross Holloway of Holloway Engineering introduced Julie Walker, project manager for Dodds in charge of Jamestown Condos, with a request for Final Plat Approval for Jamestown Estates PUD. The project consists of ten buildings and a community building. Buildings 1 & 2 are constructed, the infrastructure is completed and they are ready to get approval for their recording plat and first two buildings. Mr. Holloway then showed sheet #2, the floor plan for both buildings. When a person purchases a condo they are buying floor space in a building and that is why there has to be two plats recorded. The purchaser's deed would say Building One Unit A. There is a verified statement by Mr. Holloway, a registered engineer, on the bottom of sheet #2 stating the dimensions shown are as built. Commissioner Ehrhart asked if the swimming pool had been eliminated and Mr. Holloway answered no, it is still in the plan. He went on to say the streets would be dedicated to the county and Jamestown Estates would be responsible