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~,~ 1 1 1 June 19, 2007 The Nlaoresville Town Council met in regular session on Tuesday, June 19, 2007; 6:30 PM at the Mooresville Governxnent Center. Council members present were: President TamWarthen, Mark Harris, John L. Clark, Toby Dolen, and Eric Shields. No members were absent. Attorney Tim Currens was also present. David Johnson, Lifepoint Community Church, gave the prayer. A motion was made by Councilman Clark with a second by Councilman Harris to approve minutes from June 5, 2007 meeting. Motion carried 5-0. Paving bids were opened: Globe Asphalt Paving Co Wallace Construction Grady Brothers, Inc. Milling at $1.55 per square yard Hard Surface at $66.75 per ton Milling at $1.70 per square yard Hard Surface at $46.0$ per ton Intermediate Binder at $40.70 per tan Milling at $$3.60 per square yd. 1"main line milling $1.00 per Per square yard Hard Surface at $57.40 per ton Intermediate Binder at $50.00 Per ton A motion was made by Councilman Clark with a second by Councilman Harris to table to next meeting and check specs. Motion carried 5-0. Judy Atwood, 721 Springrnill Drive, spoke to the Town Council about a drainage problem in back of the houses an Springmill Drive. Terry Brack, Morgan Ca. Surveyor, sent a letter to the Town Council about the drainage. Council President Worthen told Mrs. Atwood that thru different standards the Town Council has to serve also as a drainage board and have meetings far just drainage. Mr. Worthen told her an engineering firm, Christopher & Burke, were reviewing this problem and the Town was paying their fee. The Town chose to use this firm when they had to begin drainage reviews on new construction. Mr. Worthen will keep Mr. Atwood informed. Ross Holloway, Holloway. Engineering, presented a rezone for TOA, USA. The rezone is far 8/1 Oths of an acre located on Bridge Street next Bridgemor and is from Agriculture to R-3. This project was before the Plan Commission as a PUD Residential and the Commission gave an unfavorable recommendation to the. Town Council. There is to be one building of faun units. They have redesigned the condo units to better fit in with surrounding homes and condos. The big item of contention was, if TOA didn't need these units anymore, would they turn into rentals. Restrictions have been added to the rezone such as: Landscape buffering on the west, north, and east sides, only TOA employees and families will be housed in the units, a steel frame building that is earthquake proof and will sustain winds up to 160 miles per hour, and since some of TOA' S employees come over for four to six months at a time, TOA may not sell or transfer this parcel until the BZA or Plan Commission holds a hearing on the sale. The units are single story 1,000 square feet units, which do not include the square footage of the one car garage, and wrapped almost entirely in a brick siding. They will work with Bzidgemor to decide on type of screening they want. There will also be off street parking. Mr. Holloway said that TOA was not using this as a rental property. The construction of the units is different from the norm in Mooresville. It is manufactured in Japan and shipped to United States. A motion was made by Councilman Clark with a second by Councilman Dolen to approve the rezone with the restrictions from Agriculture to R-3. Motion carried 5-0.