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MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION MINUTES THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 2005, 6:00 P.M. The Mooresville Plan Commission met on Thursday, April 28, 2005 at 6:00 P.M. at the Mooresville Town Hall. Commissioner members present were: Chairman, Mike Young, Darrell Brown, Robert Corbin, John Ehrhart, Jim Logan, Charles Berwick, Robert Williamson, Troy Bryant and Charles McGuire. Town Attorney, Tim Currens, was present. A motion was made by Commissioner Corbin, second by Commissioner Ehrhart, to approve the minutes of the March 24, 2005 meeting. Motion carried 9-0. First on the agenda was Ross Holloway, Holloway Engineering, representing Dan Robert, consulting on the proposed residential PUD on property located on Keller Hill Road. The proposed PUD consists of 43 acres with seven lots with large estate type homes of sixty by one hundred or six thousand square feet with three car garages. The road would be a private road of asphalt to meet the specification for the Town of Mooresville; it would not be 24 feet, but 20 feet wide with four inches of asphalt and eight inches of stone. They will provide a fifty foot wide access easement, a dedicated street right-of-way, which may end up being an easement, and a cul-de-sac at the end that will be adequate for large vehicles to turn around. They understand that this would need to go in under a variance from development standards or a PUD. To build the type of homes to meet the requirement for Jessup Place as far as covenants it is going to be difficult to meet infrastructure cost with only seven parcels of five acres or larger. Commissioner Bryant asked if all the homes would be brick or stone and Mr. Holloway said they would. Commissioner Logan asked how they would keep the road private in the future and Mr. Holloway said there would be a homeowners association that would access dues to maintain the road. Commissioner Brown said his big concern was the big homes and fire protection. Mr. Holloway said they would be bringing in water, but the Hill Water system is not and will never be a fire system. There is an existing lake and they can put in more ponds with dry hydrants. Commissioner Bryant asked if the snow removal and maintenance would be the responsibility of the homeowners association and Mr. Holloway said that with houses like this homeowners prefer that and it may be a gated community. Commissioner Young stated that there would be no sidewalks and Mr. Holloway said that was correct. Mr. Holloway said they would abide by the county's drainage ordinance and erosion control. Next was Ross Holloway, Holloway Engineering, requesting final approval for building #10 at Jamestown Estates. Mr. Holloway said Jamestown Estates was a condominium project located on the intersection of Landersdale and SlideoffRoads. Building one and two are existing and tonight they are talking about building ten. The plat has been previously approved and now they are asking for the approval for the final plans for building ten. They are at this time putting together the plans for