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MOORESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION MINUTES THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27,2005 The Mooresville Plan Commission met on Thursday October 27,2005 at 6 p. m. at the Mooresville Town Hall. Commission member present were: Chairman Mike Young, James Logan, Darrell Brown, John Ehrhart, Troy Bryant, Robert Williamson, Charles Berwick and Charles Mc Guire. Robert Hugh Corbin was absent. Town Attorney Tim Currens was also present. The meeting was called to order by Chairman Young. A motion was made by Commissioner Logan and seconded by Commissioner Ehrhart to approve the minutes from the September 22,2005. The motion carried 8-0 with none opposed. The meeting dates for November and December. The meeting were set for November 10th following the Board of Zoning Appeals. The December meeting will also follow the Board of Zoning Appeals meeting on December 08,2005. The Habitat for Hunmanity people were not all there, Chairman passed them until later in the meeting. The first to be heard was Ross Holloway for Steve Striebeck asking for a rezone for a PUD-E for the property at 1125 North Indiana Street. Mr. Holloway had hand-outs for the Board showing the proposed plan. Mr. Holloway explaned that the advertised proposal was listed as a PUD-R, but it is a PUD-E mixed use. Mr. Holloway said they had a neighbor hood meeting on October 13,2005 at the Free Methodist Church to hear some of the neighbors questions and concerns. Mr. Holloway then asked Mr. Striebeck to explain the Indiana Commons Patio Homes, age restrictions, he also said that under Indiana law that it is possible to restrict the age to 55 years of age and older. Mr. Striebeck said that it can be certified that one of the partners must be 55 or older to buy these homes. Also children would not be allowed to reside, but could visit. He said that he home would be 2 bed rooms, 2 baths, dining room, living room, kitchen, front and back porch and an over sized 2 car garage. Mr. Striebeck did not go to the microphone so every thing he said was not recorded will enough to hear. Mr. Holloway told that it would mean 14 homes and the one business lot in this project. The homes would have a high quality siding and brick, trees would be in the front and back of the homes other landscaping would also be done. There would be a forty foot set back from Indiana Street and a twenty foot from the rear. The streets would be done to The Town requirements and would be dedicated to Mooresville. There will be four foot sidewalks on both side of the street. Mr. Holloway at this time explained that there