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~~~ commercial development and is located west of Grafton Meadows and north Hadley Road and stretches all the way to Bridge Street. This, is a planned unit development that means the Town of Mooresville can enforce covenants and restrictions that have been presented to the Plan Commission. There is a total of common area and parks of 8.7 acres, total number of residential lots of 143 and 2 business lots that border the existing Town Center Development. There is approximately 500 to 600 feet from these to the back of the Hotel. This has already been zoned for commercial use. This development is very low density. The PUD->/ zoning is because there will be business with the residential. This will be annexed to the Town of Mooresville pending approval of the rezone. Cambridge Village lots are approximately 64 by 120 and all the garages will be in the rear and accessed by alleys. The Village of Princeton will more traditional size lots approximately 90 by 150 with all of the garages in the rear of the home accessed by a driveway along the south side of the home. There are 661ots in Princeton with a minim. um area for the one story of 1 S00 square feet for one story and 2400 square feet for two-story. The homes will be a ranch type or colonial style. The Cambridge Village makes this development unique. Not more than 60% of the homes will be 1400 square feet not less than 40% will be 1$00 square feet or larger. The style of homes will be 1900's style cottages and each home will have a fee standing yard 1ighC in the rear. All homes in Princeton and Cambridge will be stone, brick, wood, or hardy plank, no vinyl or aluminum- All homes will be on a crawl space or a basement and will have a concrete drive. All homes will have road grade of 6-12 or greater and be landscaped with trees and shrubs of a species of plants approved by the developer. All lots except the Grafton residential and out lots because the Grafton family is retaining those will be part of the homeowner's association. The association will be responsible for maintaining all common infrastructure, landscaping, lakes, parks, streets, lights, entry, and alleys. The covenants and restrictions of the community will be esCablished and insured integrity and continuity of style and villages are maintained. The covenants and restrictions were submitted to the Plan Commission and Mr. Currens had one comment that has been addressed. Mr. Currens wanted to clarify that the Plan Commission would have control over the architectural type of the buildings. Bridge Street will be widened to provide four lanes. This includes an opposing left, a thru westbound and a thru eastbound, and a right turn eastbound. This improvement for Bridge Street is approximately for 1100 or 1200 feet. Hadley Road will be widened to three lanes, adding a dedicated right turn, in to the development. This will be the secondary entrance. There will be decorative street lights not to exceed every 300 feet and Cwo at each intersection and will be maintained by the homeowner's association. They will be requesting the Town to contribute their standard amount of maintenance that they do for some of the other subdivisions. The roundabout will be landscaped and maintained by the homeowner's association. The exterior in the commercial area must be compatible to the style of homes in the development and limited to professional offices, bakery, coffee shop, ice cream shop, deli, jewelry, insurance, and other similar low impact uses that would be a compliment to the area. Signing and landscaping must be compatible. There will. be a boulevard with a 20-foot minimum island. This will go from Hadley Road to Bridge Street. There will be under drains and sidewalks. Ten different styles of homes are available; no two styles would be side by side. The mailboxes will be in back of the homes. Councilman Warthen asked about the alleys behind the homes and if they were going to be maintained by the Homeowner's Association and Mr. Holloway said yes and they will not be dedicated to the Town. He also asked about the landscape and maintenance of the center barriers. Mr_ Holloway said the association will and if the Town wants this Boulevard dedicated that is possible and the association would maintain the island landscaping. Councilman Warthen asked about the location of the fire hydrants and Mr. Holloway told him they would be in the front of the homes. Councilman Warthen asked if the Fire Department wanted to locate hydrants in the island, would that be a problem.. Mr. Holloway said they were committed to put them where the Fire Department tells them to put them. Councilman Warthen commented he had spoken with the Fire Chief and with the roads being 20 feet wide the aerial truck was a concern. Mr. Holloway said 20 feet was one way so the total pavement would be 40 feet in width, 20 feet one way and 20 feet the other way. The side streets are 26 feet. Councilman Warthen said the