Mooresboro public meetings in 2025

December 19, 2025 - Board of Commissioners Special Called Meeting

The Mooresville Board of Commissioners will hold a special called meeting on December 22, 2025. The agenda includes a call to order, a closed session for attorney and personnel consultations under G.S. 143-318.11(a)(3) and (a)(6), and adjournment. An ADA accessibility statement is also provided.

• Closed session: consult with attorney (G.S. 143-318.11(a)(3))
• Closed session: personnel matters (G.S. 143-318.11(a)(6))

December 4, 2025

The commission will first approve its agenda and minutes from June 5 and October 2, 2025, including an amendment to the June 5 minutes. It will then consider revisions to the commission’s Rules of Procedure and review a draft calendar for 2026. The meeting will conclude with any remaining administrative items and adjournment.

• Approve agenda for the meeting
• Approve minutes from June 5, 2025 (with amendment) and October 2, 2025
• Consider and adopt revisions to the Historic Preservation Commission Rules of Procedure
• Review and adopt the draft meeting calendar for 2026

The commission unanimously approved its agenda and adopted an amendment to the June 5, 2025 minutes. It also approved the October 2, 2025 minutes, adopted two amendments to the HPC Rules of Procedure, and approved the 2026 meeting calendar. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved agenda (unanimously)
• Approved amendment to June 5, 2025 minutes (unanimously)
• Approved October 2, 2025 minutes (unanimously)
• Adopted amendments to HPC Rules of Procedure (unanimously)
• Approved 2026 meeting calendar (unanimously)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimously)

December 8, 2025

The Mooresville Town Board of Adjustment will meet on December 8, 2025. It will consider approving the June 9, 2025 meeting minutes, review proposed amendments to the Board of Adjustment Rules of Procedure, and examine a draft calendar for 2026 Board meetings. No other specific actions are listed.

• Consider approval of June 9, 2025 Board of Adjustment minutes
• Consider amendments to the Board of Adjustment Rules of Procedure (redlined documents)
• Consider the draft 2026 Board of Adjustment meeting calendar

The Board approved the adjusted agenda and the June 9, 2025 minutes unanimously. Members elected Andrew Wingo as Chair (4-1) after a failed nomination of Jason Overturf (2-3), and Jason Overturf was elected Vice Chair unanimously. The 2026 meeting calendar was approved unanimously, and the meeting adjourned at 5:48 p.m.

• Adjusted agenda approved (unanimous)
• June 9, 2025 minutes approved (unanimous)
• Jason Overturf nomination for Chair denied (2-3)
• Andrew Wingo nominated and elected Chair (4-1)
• Jason Overturf nominated and elected Vice Chair (unanimous)
• 2026 Board of Adjustment calendar approved (unanimous)
• Board adjourned meeting at 5:48 p.m. (unanimous)

October 28, 2025

The Mooresville Planning Board will consider three rezoning requests and an amendment to an existing planned development. The board will also approve minutes from a previous meeting and set the calendar for 2026.

• Consider rezoning RZ-2025-06 for 23.648 acres on Statesville Highway to Hybrid Light Industrial
• Consider rezoning CZ-2025-17 for 17.916 acres on Mazeppa Road to Conditional Community Commercial
• Consider amendment PD-2024-01 to add 11.56 acres to the Cadia Mooresville development
• Approval of September 23, 2025 Planning Board Minutes
• Adoption of the 2026 Planning Board Meeting Calendar

The Mooresville Planning Board unanimously approved three land‑use requests: rezoning a 23.648‑acre site to Hybrid Light Industrial, conditional rezoning of a 17.916‑acre site with specific conditions, and an amendment adding 11.56 acres to an existing Planned Development district. The board also approved the 2026 meeting calendar. All motions passed with a 9‑0 vote.

• Approved rezoning RZ-2025-06 for 23.648‑acre site to Hybrid Light Industrial (9-0)
• Approved conditional rezoning CZ-2025-17 for 17.916‑acre site with listed conditions (9-0)
• Approved amendment PD-2024-01 adding 11.56‑acre parcel to Planned Development district (9-0)
• Approved 2026 Planning Board meeting calendar (9-0)

December 1, 2025

The Mooresville Board of Commissioners will open the meeting, swear in newly elected members, elect a mayor pro tempore, and then adjourn. No policy decisions or contracts are on the agenda.

The board conducted swearing‑in ceremonies for Mayor Christopher Carney, Commissioner Frank Owens, Commissioner‑elect Dana L. Tucker, Commissioner‑elect Gary West, and Senior Resident Superior Court Judge Joseph N. Crosswhite. Commissioners elected Eddie Dingler as Mayor Pro Tempore by motion. The meeting was adjourned at 5:10 p.m. with a 6‑0 vote.

• Swearing‑in of Mayor Christopher Carney completed
• Swearing‑in of Commissioner Frank Owens completed
• Swearing‑in of Commissioner‑elect Dana L. Tucker completed
• Swearing‑in of Commissioner‑elect Gary West completed
• Swearing‑in of Senior Resident Superior Court Judge Joseph N. Crosswhite completed
• Eddie Dingler elected Mayor Pro Tempore (motion carried)
• Meeting adjourned at 5:10 p.m. (6‑0 vote)

December 1, 2025

The Mooresville Board of Commissioners will consider several consent agenda items, including a $953,841.74 contract with Barrs Recreation LLC for the Bellingham Park Playground construction project. They will also review tax scroll adjustments, a $60,000 amendment to a consulting contract, and multiple zoning and annexation ordinances for parcels on Black Angus Lane and other sites. The meeting includes public comment, presentations, and a closed‑session segment for legal and personnel matters.

• Approve $953,841.74 contract with Barrs Recreation LLC for Bellingham Park Playground construction (total project budget $1,001,534)
• Adopt tax scroll adjustments: releases $698.44, additions $282,619.86, vehicles $356,423.81
• Amend Contract #25-715 with Strata Project Management Group, LLC for $60,000 consulting services
• Adopt ordinance for Conditional Rezoning CZ-2025-13 to allow 111 single‑family units on 86‑acre Black Angus Lane parcel
• Adopt ordinance for Voluntary Annexation AX-2025-08 and utility extension for the same Black Angus Lane parcel

November 18, 2025

The Mooresville Planning Board will adopt its agenda, approve the minutes from the October 28, 2025 meeting, and conduct a training session presented by the Legal Department. No other business items are listed.

• Adopt agenda
• Approve October 28, 2025 Planning Board minutes
• Legal Department presents Planning Board training

The Planning Board unanimously approved three land use requests: rezoning 23.648 acres on Statesville Highway to Hybrid Light Industrial, conditional rezoning of 17.916 acres on Mazeppa Road with six conditions, and an amendment to a planned development adding 11.56 acres on Mecklenburg Highway. The board also adopted the meeting agenda, approved the September 23 minutes, set the 2026 meeting calendar, and adjourned the session.

• Approved agenda adjustments and adopted agenda (9-0)
• Approved September 23, 2025 minutes (9-0)
• Approved rezoning RZ-2025-06 to Hybrid Light Industrial (9-0)
• Approved conditional rezoning CZ-2025-17 with six conditions (9-0)
• Approved planned development amendment PD-2024-01 (9-0)
• Approved 2026 Planning Board meeting calendar (9-0)
• Adjourned meeting (9-0)

November 17, 2025

The Mooresville Board of Commissioners will vote on a consent agenda that includes several major contracts and ordinance changes. Key items are a $2,326,220 contract with Miles‑McClellan Construction for Willow Valley Park, a $1,176,500 contract with Showalter Construction for the Golf Club bunker, and a $163,375 ERP analysis contract with Cherry Bekaert Advisory. The agenda also contains lease agreements, master vendor agreements, and amendments to the town code on police, administration, and railroads.

• Approve a $2,326,220 contract with Miles‑McClellan Construction Company, Inc. for Willow Valley Park (Contract #26‑261)
• Approve a $1,176,500 contract with Showalter Construction LLC for the Mooresville Golf Club bunker project (Contract #26‑264)
• Approve a $163,375 contract with Cherry Bekaert Advisory LLC for ERP software needs analysis (Contract #26‑275)
• Approve a water tower lease to Cellco Partnership dba Verizon Wireless with first‑year rent of $49,791 and 3% annual increase (Contract #CT25‑122)
• Adopt ordinance amendments to Chapter 18: Police of the Town of Mooresville Code of Ordinances

The Board approved a $2,326,220 contract with Miles‑McClellan Construction for general contracting services at Willow Valley Park. It also approved several other contracts and ordinances, including a $1,176,500 golf‑club bunker renovation, a $210,678 purchase of Bobcat generators, a water‑tower lease to Cellco Partnership, and amendments to the Police, Administration and Railroads chapters of the Town Code. All items were adopted without recorded dissent.

• Approved contract with Miles‑McClellan Construction for Willow Valley Park ($2,326,220)
• Approved Showalter Construction contract for Mooresville Golf Club Bunker ($1,176,500)
• Approved purchase order for two Bobcat generators ($210,678)
• Approved water‑tower lease to Cellco Partnership (Verizon) – $49,791 first‑year rent
• Approved lease of 1.194 acres on Neelam Drive to Dawn Properties – $1,121.27 annual rent
• Approved Master Vendor Agreements with KDT Service Technologies, Miles‑McClellan Construction, and Alan Herrington
• Approved ordinance amendments to Chapters 18 (Police), 2 (Administration) and 19 (Railroads) of the Town Code
• Approved contract with Cherry Bekaert Advisory for ERP analysis ($163,375)

November 3, 2025

The Mooresville Board of Commissioners will consider several finance‑related resolutions, including updates to the 2025 Tax Scroll and approval of master vendor agreements. It will also vote on a $2,114,776.74 construction contract for the Barley Park Pump Station and an economic development incentive for Project Porsche, which proposes up to $3.05 million in investment and 11 new jobs. Additional items include a purchase order for PC replacements and a demolition ordinance for 220 E McNeely Avenue.

• Approve Tax Scroll adjustments: $8,979.23 releases, $4,310.41 additions, $346,610.85 vehicles
• Adopt Master Vendor Agreements with multiple renovation and utility service firms
• Approve Purchase Order for FY26 PC replacements totaling $261,240.00
• Award Barley Park Pump Station construction contract to G.S. Construction, Inc. up to $2,114,776.74
• Authorize Economic Development Incentive for Project Porsche: up to $3.050 M investment, 11 jobs

The Board adopted several resolutions, including a $2,114,776.74 contract to build the Barley Park Pump Station (6‑0). It also approved an ordinance to vacate and demolish 220 E McNeely Avenue (6‑0) and adopted the Erosion and Sedimentation Control Ordinance (6‑0). Additional finance resolutions covered tax scroll adjustments, master vendor agreements, purchase orders, and a settlement agreement (all 6‑0).

• Approved $2,114,776.74 construction contract for Barley Park Pump Station (6‑0)
• Approved amendment to Contract #24-111 Barley Park Pump Station Design with HDR Engineering for $191,500 (6‑0)
• Adopted ordinance directing occupants of 220 E McNeely Avenue to vacate and demolish the building (6‑0)
• Adopted Erosion and Sedimentation Control Ordinance as Chapter 27 of the Code (6‑0)
• Approved public‑hearing schedule resolutions for land‑use items (6‑0)
• Approved tax scroll adjustments for 2025: releases $8,979.23, additions $4,310.41, vehicles $346,610.85 (6‑0)
• Approved master vendor agreements with multiple renovation and utility service providers (6‑0)
• Approved settlement agreement in Town of Mooresville v. Langtree Development Company (6‑0)

October 20, 2025

The Mooresville Board of Commissioners will vote on a $1,500,000 appropriation from the General Capital Project Fund to cover potential overruns on the East‑West Connector Capital Project. The agenda also includes a contract amendment up to $325,200 for engineering services on the Mazeppa Water and Sewer Improvements Project, and several ordinance actions such as rezoning a parcel on Black Angus Lane. Additional items are tax‑scroll adjustments, master vendor agreements, and a purchase order for park equipment.

• Approve $1,500,000 appropriation from General Capital Project Fund for East‑West Connector overruns
• Amend Contract #22-184 with W.K. Dickson & Co. for up to $325,200 for Mazeppa Water and Sewer Improvements
• Adopt Master Vendor Agreements with Ace Cleaning Services, HDR Engineering, Anchor 6.19, and Bird Dog Traffic Control
• Approve Purchase Order for $96,755.16 for Parks Ford equipment replacement
• Adopt Conditional Rezoning CZ‑2025‑13 for 86‑acre parcel at 141 Black Angus Lane to allow 111 single‑family units

The Board approved several consent‑agenda items, including tax‑scroll adjustments, a contract amendment for the Mazeppa water and sewer project, a $1.5 million budget reallocation for the East‑West Connector, and new master vendor agreements. It also adopted an ordinance amending Chapter 25 Stormwater to align with North Carolina statutes and took the first reading of the Erosion and Sedimentation Control Ordinance as Chapter 27. Additionally, the Board approved a resolution to move forward with transportation project submittals and the required grant match. The voluntary annexation request was postponed to the December 1 meeting.

• Approved adjustments to the 2025 Town Tax Scroll (consent agenda) – 5-0
• Approved Town and Downtown District 2025 tax scrolls (consent agenda) – 5-0
• Approved contract amendment with W.K. Dickson & Co. for Mazeppa Water and Sewer Improvements up to $325,200 – 5-0
• Approved budget amendment allocating $1,500,000 for East‑West Connector overruns – 5-0
• Approved master vendor agreements with five listed vendors – 5-0
• Adopted ordinance amending Chapter 25 Stormwater to align with NC statutes – 5-0
• Adopted first reading of the Erosion and Sedimentation Control Ordinance as Chapter 27 – 5-0
• Adopted resolution approving transportation project submittals and match commitment to CRTPO – 5-0

October 2, 2025

The Historic Preservation Commission will review a second draft of the Downtown Design Standards presented by Carolyn Gimbal of JMT. The commission is tasked with providing feedback to be incorporated into a final draft before recommending adoption to the Town Board.

• Swearing-in of newly appointed HPC members
• Election of Chair and Vice-Chair
• Review of Downtown Design Standards second draft
• Approval of June 5, 2025, meeting minutes

The commission swore in newly appointed members David Cole and Patty Cotter. The members unanimously elected David Cole as chair and Henry Seyller as vice‑chair. The agenda and the June 5 minutes were approved unanimously. The commission reviewed draft 2 of the Historic Preservation Design Standards and asked written comments by November 6.

• Swore in new members David Cole and Patty Cotter
• Elected David Cole as chair (unanimous YAY votes from all six members)
• Elected Henry Seyller as vice chair (unanimous YAY votes from all six members)
• Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Approved June 5 minutes with amendment (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 7:22 p.m. (unanimous)

October 6, 2025

The Mooresville Board of Commissioners will consider approving budget amendments and contracts totaling over $9 million for the Reeds Creek Pump Station, park improvements, and Veterans Day and Christmas parades.

• Contract for Reeds Creek Pump Station construction: $8,750,000
• Contract for Mazeppa Park dugout renovations: $165,152
• Contract for Edgemoor Park tennis court resurfacing: $128,888
• Veterans Day parade road closures on Main Street
• Christmas parade road closures on Main Street and The Square

The Mooresville Board adopted a resolution awarding Brushy Mountain Builders, Inc. a construction contract up to $8,750,000 for a new Reeds Creek Pump Station and demolition of the existing facility. The board also approved multiple contract amendments, vendor agreements, purchase orders, and budget ordinances, including a $423,979 amendment for the Dye Creek Greenway and a $65,442 appropriation from the Asset Forfeiture Fund. A motion to approve agenda adjustments, the consent agenda, and the regular agenda passed unanimously (6‑0).

• Adopted resolution awarding Brushy Mountain Builders, Inc. up to $8,750,000 for Reeds Creek Pump Station (adopted)
• Approved amendment to Contract #24-245 for Dye Creek Greenway construction services $423,979.47 (approved)
• Approved amendment to Contract #25-66 for 190 W Plaza Drive sinkhole repair $52,000.00 (approved)
• Approved temporary road closures for Veterans Day Parade (approved)
• Approved Master Vendor Agreements with 13 utility and engineering service providers (approved)
• Approved FY26 purchase orders: $182,596.62 for police software, $155,183.04 for street department vehicles, $482,496.68 for park play equipment (approved)
• Approved ordinance appropriating $65,442 from the Asset Forfeiture Fund (approved)
• Approved repeal of Chapter 22 Taxicabs from the town code (approved)

September 23, 2025

The Mooresville Planning Board will meet to discuss a conditional rezoning request for a 35.606-acre site. The board will consider changing the zoning from Iredell County Residential Agricultural to Town of Mooresville Conditional Traditional Neighborhood.

• Conditional Rezoning Request CZ-2025-20 for 35.606 acres at 187, 163, and 179 McCrary Road

The board adopted the agenda and approved the August 26, 2025 minutes. It then approved Conditional Rezoning Request CZ‑2025‑20 for a 35.606‑acre site on McCrary Road, attaching 18 specific development conditions. The meeting was adjourned at 7:29 p.m.

• Agenda adjustments for CZ‑2025‑20 accepted (9‑0)
• August 26, 2025 minutes approved (9‑0)
• Conditional Rezoning CZ‑2025‑20 approved with 18 conditions (8‑1)
• Meeting adjourned at 7:29 p.m. (9‑0)

June 5, 2025

The Historic Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on recommending that the Town Board adopt an ordinance designating the Rufus Reid Home, also known as Mount Mourne Plantation, as a local historic landmark. The commission will also receive an update on the Town Board resolution that amends the Historic Preservation and Downtown Design Standard Committee membership. agenda items include routine approvals of the agenda and minutes from the May 1, 2025 meeting.

• Approve agenda for the June 5, 2025 meeting
• Approve minutes from the May 1, 2025 Historic Preservation Commission meeting
• Presentation on Town Board resolution amending the Historic Preservation and Downtown Design Standard Committee membership
• Public hearing and vote to recommend ordinance designating 104 Leslie Loop (PIN 4656103910) as a local historic landmark

The Historic Preservation Commission voted 6‑1 to recommend that the Town Board adopt an ordinance designating the Rufus Reid Home at 104 Leslie Loop as a local historic landmark. The agenda and the May 1, 2025 minutes were approved unanimously. The meeting was adjourned at 6:38 p.m.

• Approved agenda unanimously (6-0)
• Approved May 1, 2025 minutes unanimously (6-0)
• Recommended historic landmark designation for Rufus Reid Home, 6-1
• Adjourned meeting unanimously (6-0)

August 26, 2025

The Mooresville Planning Board will consider six conditional rezoning requests and one text amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance. The board will also review proposed changes to its own rules of procedure.

• Conditional Rezoning CZ-2025-11: 5.28 acres at Williamson Road to C-CC
• Conditional Rezoning CZ-2025-16: 127.60 acres at Fern Hill Road to C-RG
• Conditional Rezoning CZ-2025-13: 86 acres at 141 Black Angus Road to C-RG
• Text Amendment TA-2025-06: Amend UDO to include conditions for fee in lieu
• Conditional Rezoning CZ-2025-09: 0.82 acres at 1179 & 1181 Mecklenburg Highway to C-CC

The board approved its agenda and the July 22 minutes unanimously. It recommended approval of a 5.28‑acre conditional commercial rezoning (CZ‑2025‑11) and denied three larger rezoning requests, including a 127.6‑acre residential proposal (CZ‑2025‑16) by an 8‑1 vote. The board also approved a text amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance (TA‑2025‑06) and updated its rules of procedure.

• Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Approved July 22, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of rezoning CZ‑2025‑11 (5.28‑acre) (unanimous)
• Recommended denial of rezoning CZ‑2025‑16 (127.60‑acre) (8‑1)
• Recommended denial of rezoning CZ‑2025‑13 (86‑acre) (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of Text Amendment TA‑2025‑06 to UDO (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of rezoning RZ‑2025‑05 (0.78‑acre) (unanimous)
• Approved revisions to Planning Board Rules of Procedure (unanimous)

September 15, 2025

The Mooresville Board of Commissioners will consider approving budget amendments for road projects, park renovations, and ShotSpotter technology, along with contracts for engineering and maintenance services.

• Approve $316,000 ShotSpotter renewal contract
• Approve $2.3M budget amendment for Willow Valley/Eastern Heights Park
• Approve $148,958.40 Williamson Road sidewalk cost allocation
• Consider rezoning request for 55.488-acre site at 1304 Oakridge Farm Hwy
• Approve $256,932.69 Deere & Company golf course equipment purchase

The Board approved the consent agenda, which included tax‑scroll adjustments, LMPO reimbursement agreements, budget amendments, vendor contracts, and a $2.3 M capital reserve for Willow Valley/Eastern Heights Park. It also approved the rezoning of a 55.488‑acre site at 1304 Oakridge Farm Hwy, a voluntary annexation and utility extension for the same site, and a text amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance, while denying a rezoning for a 0.82‑acre site on Mecklenburg Highway. The Board set dates for upcoming land‑use public hearings and entered a closed session.

• Approved consent agenda items including tax scroll adjustments and multiple LMPO reimbursement agreements (6-0)
• Approved $2.3M capital reserve for Willow Valley/Eastern Heights Park renovation (6-0)
• Approved rezoning CZ‑2025‑14 for 1304 Oakridge Farm Hwy (55.488‑acre) (6-0)
• Approved voluntary annexation and utility extension AX‑2025‑12 for 1304 Oakridge Farm Hwy (6-0)
• Approved Text Amendment TA‑2025‑06 to Unified Development Ordinance (6-0)
• Denied rezoning CZ‑2025‑09 for 1179 & 1181 Mecklenburg Highway (6-0)
• Adopted resolutions fixing dates for land‑use public hearings (6-0)
• Approved three‑year renewal of ShotSpotter contract with Sound Thinking Inc ($316,000) (6-0)

September 2, 2025

The Board of Commissioners will consider approving capital projects for the Rocky River Wastewater Treatment Plant, including piping improvements and a contract with Harper General Contractors. The meeting also includes a public hearing on a CDBG report and final adoption of ordinances expanding the Downtown Social District.

• Award contract to Harper General Contractors for $679,000 for RRWWTP piping improvements
• Approve temporary social district expansion for Bands, Brews & BBQ Festival
• Approve $158,000 contract renewal with Carolina Travel Sports for athletic officials
• Approve $178,660 grant for Traffic Unit Expansion
• Approve $1,250,856 contract for temporary staffing services

The Mooresville Board adopted a series of resolutions and ordinances, including a $7,507,071 construction contract for the Mazeppa Water and Sewer Improvements project. It also approved multiple vendor agreements, purchase orders, a school resource officer agreement, and budget amendments for a state highway safety grant. Additional actions included expanding the Downtown Social District boundaries and rezoning a property on Ridge Avenue.

• Approved $7,507,071 construction contract with State Utility Contractors, Inc. for Mazeppa Water and Sewer Improvements (5-0)
• Approved School Resource Officer Agreement with Mooresville Graded School District for 2025‑2027 (5-0)
• Approved Purchase and Development Agreement with BHH‑Mooresville, LLC (5-0)
• Approved Master Vendor Agreements with 12 listed vendors (5-0)
• Approved FY26 purchase orders for The Budd Group, Inc. ($498,591.48) and Allegiance Staffing ($1,250,856.00) (5-0)
• Approved ordinance to amend the budget for the Governor’s Highway Safety Program grant ($178,660 project cost) (5-0)
• Approved ordinance expanding Downtown Social District boundaries permanently and temporarily for Sept 13 2025 (vote not recorded)
• Approved rezoning of Ridge Avenue property to Traditional Neighborhood (vote not recorded)

August 14, 2025

The Town of Mooresville Board of Commissioners will hold a special meeting at 4:00 PM. The agenda includes a call to order, a closed‑session to consult with the town attorney under G.S. 143‑318.11(a)(3), a closed‑session to discuss personnel matters under G.S. 143‑318.11(a)(6), and adjournment. No public agenda items or decisions are listed.

• Closed‑session consultation with attorney (G.S. 143‑318.11(a)(3))
• Closed‑session personnel discussion (G.S. 143‑318.11(a)(6))

July 22, 2025

The Mooresville Planning Board will meet to discuss three separate rezoning requests for residential and commercial properties. The board will also swear in new members and elect officers.

• Conditional Rezoning CZ-2025-14 for 55.488 acres at 1304 Oakridge Farm Highway to Conditional Residential General (C-RG)
• Conditional Rezoning CZ-2025-09 for 0.82 acres at 1179/1181 Mecklenburg Highway to Conditional Community Commercial (C-CC)
• Rezoning Request RZ-2025-07 for 0.40 acres on Ridge Avenue to Traditional Neighborhood (TN) zoning

The board approved a conditional residential general rezoning for a 55.488‑acre site at 1304 Oakridge Farm Highway, with two members opposing. It also continued a commercial rezoning request for 1179/1181 Mecklenburg Highway and unanimously approved a traditional neighborhood rezoning for a 0.40‑acre site on Ridge Avenue. Additional routine actions such as officer elections and agenda adoption were also approved.

• Elected Steve McGlothlin as Chairman (unanimous)
• Elected Michael Cole as Vice Chairman (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning CZ-2025-14 (Conditional Residential General) – motion carried with 2 in opposition
• Continued rezoning request CZ-2025-09 (Conditional Community Commercial) – motion carried unanimously
• Approved rezoning RZ-2025-07 (Traditional Neighborhood) – motion carried unanimously
• Adopted meeting agenda – motion carried unanimously
• Approved June 24, 2025 minutes – motion carried unanimously
• Adjourned meeting at 7:27 pm – motion carried unanimously

August 4, 2025

The Mooresville Board of Commissioners will vote on a consent agenda that includes adjustments to the 2025 tax scroll, adoption of the town travel policy for the ABC Board, and several contract amendments for infrastructure and public safety. Items also cover master vendor agreements, a budget amendment to fund fire apparatus, a reserve appropriation for NC 115/NC 150 intersection improvements, and a $1,561,098.72 purchase of replacement sanitation trucks. All items are presented as resolutions or contracts for approval.

• Approve purchase of sanitation vehicles totaling $1,561,098.72 from Carolina Environmental Systems, Inc. and Excel Truck Group
• Allocate $59,396 from the General Capital Reserve to the NC 115 and NC 150 Intersection Improvements project
• Amend Contract #24-333 with K. West Group LLC for exploratory excavation work at a cost of $38,250.00
• Adopt master vendor agreements for multiple professional and service providers (e.g., Bolton & Menk, Rummel Klepper & Kahl, Exult Engineering)
• Adjust the 2025 Town Tax Scroll with releases of $1,090.48 and $367,007.69 and additions of $18,766.89

The Board adopted the Adjustments to the Agenda and approved a series of resolutions and ordinances. Key actions included repealing Chapters 4 and 7 of the Town Code, creating a Heavy Equipment Project Fund for fire apparatus, and accepting a Governor’s Highway Safety Program grant. Several contract amendments and budget adjustments were also approved.

• Approved Adjustments to the Agenda, Consent Agenda, and Regular Agenda (motion 6-0)
• Approved amendment to Contract #25-486 Moor Park Renovation Phase 1 for $25,958.90
• Approved adjustments to the Town Tax Scroll: additions $818,766.89; releases $1,090.48 and $8,367,007.69
• Approved amendment to Contract #24-333 East West Connector Phase I for $38,250.00
• Approved amendment to Contract #25-12 NC150 Sinkhole Repair Design for $877,775.68
• Approved ordinance creating a Heavy Equipment Project Fund and four capital project ordinances for fire apparatus
• Approved repeal of Chapter 4 and Chapter 7 of the Town Code to align with state law
• Approved resolution to accept the Governor’s Highway Safety Program Traffic Unit Expansion Grant with a required match of $8,132,495

June 24, 2025

The Mooresville Planning Board will approve the May 27, 2025 meeting minutes and then consider four rezoning requests and one text amendment. The requests include a conditional community commercial zoning for a 9.88‑acre parcel off Oates Road, a hybrid light industrial zoning for a 4.07‑acre parcel off Connector Road, a residential limited service zoning for a 0.69‑acre parcel at 144 McNeil Lane, and an amendment to add a cat café use to the Unified Development Ordinance.

• Conditional rezoning CZ-2025-12: 9.88‑acre site off Oates Road, request for Conditional Community Commercial (C‑CC) zoning
• Rezoning RZ-2025-03: 4.07‑acre site off Connector Road, request for Hybrid Light Industrial (HLI) zoning
• Rezoning RZ-2025-04: 0.69‑acre site at 144 McNeil Lane, request for Residential Limited Service (RLS) zoning
• Text amendment TA-2025-05: add a cat café use with definition and regulations to the Unified Development Ordinance
• Approval of May 27, 2025 Planning Board minutes

The Planning Board adopted the agenda and approved the May 27, 2025 minutes, both unanimously. It then approved Conditional Community Commercial rezoning (CZ-2025-12), Hybrid Light Industrial rezoning (RZ-2025-03), and Residential Limited Service rezoning (RZ-2025-04), each with a unanimous vote. The board also approved Text Amendment TA-2025-05 to add a cat café use, again unanimously.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved May 27, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved CZ-2025-12 Conditional Community Commercial rezoning (unanimous)
• Approved RZ-2025-03 Hybrid Light Industrial rezoning (unanimous)
• Approved RZ-2025-04 Residential Limited Service rezoning (unanimous)
• Approved TA-2025-05 cat‑café use amendment (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 7:11 pm (unanimous)

July 7, 2025

The Mooresville Board of Commissioners will vote on a range of resolutions, including a donation of surplus IT equipment to Iredell‑Statesville Schools, approval of master vendor agreements, and an update to the FY 25‑26 HOME housing allocation. A key item is an economic development incentive agreement for Project Sharktank, which proposes up to $2,200,000 in investment and at least nine new jobs at an average wage of $45,520. Additional agenda items cover landmark designation, rezoning, and other ordinance requests.

• Donate surplus robotics equipment and a plotter to Iredell‑Statesville Schools (Finance Dept. resolution).
• Approve master vendor agreements with American Engineering, Robert Half Inc., Garrison Enterprise, Bell Construction Co., Catapult Services Corp., Aftermath Services LLC, WFI, Inc., and Bene Vivere, LLC.
• Authorize an Economic Development Incentive Agreement for Project Sharktank: up to $2,200,000 investment, 9 new jobs, average wage $45,520.
• Adopt ordinance to landmark Mount Mourne Plantation (Rufus Reid Home) at 104 Leslie Loop (PIN 4656103910).
• Adopt rezoning ordinance for 0.69‑acre site at 144 McNeil Lane (PIN 4637626021) from RA to RLS.

The Board fixed filing fees for municipal elections (5‑0) and approved agenda adjustments. It adopted several consent‑agenda items, including an IT equipment donation and master vendor agreements. The Board authorized a $19,192 economic‑development incentive for Project Sharktank (6‑0) and passed landmarking, rezoning, and conditional‑zoning ordinances, as well as a firearms‑code amendment (all votes 5‑0 or 6‑0).

• Fixed filing fees for municipal elections (5-0)
• Approved agenda adjustments (motion carried)
• Approved consent‑agenda items: IT equipment donation, master vendor agreements, detective award, HOME allocation (motion carried)
• Authorized Economic Development Incentive Agreement for Project Sharktank, max $19,192 (6-0)
• Adopted landmarking ordinance for Mount Mourne Plantation (5-0)
• Approved rezoning of 144 MeNeil Lane to Residential Limited Service (6-0)
• Approved conditional zoning for 7.96‑acre site at Overhill Drive (6-0)
• Amended Chapters 12.5, 15, and 17 of the Code (firearms) (6-0)

June 16, 2025

The Mooresville Board of Commissioners will consider a series of consent agenda items, including financial adjustments, vendor agreements, and several resolutions and ordinances. Key decisions include accepting streets in the Eckley Subdivision, amending a street‑resurfacing contract with Ferebee Corporation, and approving a $1,315,250 amendment for design and permitting of a downtown parking structure. Additional items address budget transfers for the IT service fund, library renovation funding, and the purchase of fleet‑management software.

• Accept streets in Eckley Subdivision (Golden Trail, Ballou Drive, Ryan Lane, Hadley Court) – estimated improvement value $1,606,666
• Amend Street Resurfacing Contract #25-570 with Ferebee Corp. – up to $152,677.01, raising total to $2,068,723.14
• Approve Master Vendor Agreements for 13 vendors covering radar, generator, electrical, fire, and utility services
• Transfer $131,585 to the IT Internal Service Fund via budget amendment ordinance
• Approve $1,315,250 amendment to Balfour Beatty Construction contract for design and permitting of downtown parking structure

The Board adopted the FY 2025‑2026 Community Development Block Grant Action Plan and the Mooresville Mobility Plan. It also approved a contract amendment for the new downtown parking structure, increasing the total contract to $1,596,280. Additional actions included a resolution opposing Senate Bill 205, several ordinance amendments, a memorandum of understanding with the City of Riihimäki, Finland, and adjustments to the 2025 town tax scroll.

• Adopted FY 2025‑2026 CDBG Action Plan (5‑0)
• Approved Mooresville Mobility Plan (5‑0)
• Approved contract amendment with Balfour Beatty for downtown parking structure, total $1,596,280 (5‑0)
• Adopted Resolution opposing Senate Bill 205 zoning changes (5‑0)
• Adopted Ordinance amending Chapter 24 of the Town Code (5‑0)
• Adopted Ordinance amending Chapters 12.5, 15, and 17 on firearms (5‑0)
• Approved Memorandum of Understanding with the City of Riihimäki, Finland (5‑0)
• Approved adjustments to the 2025 Town Tax Scroll: releases $219.42, additions $15,963.66, vehicles $331,369.75

May 27, 2025

The Mooresville Planning Board will consider a text amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance regarding Cottage Development flexibility and two conditional rezoning requests for properties on Coddle Creek Highway and Overhill Drive.

• Consider Text Amendment TA-2024-10 for Cottage Development flexibility
• Consider Conditional Rezoning CZ-2025-08 at 1025 Coddle Creek Highway
• Consider Conditional Rezoning CZ-2025-06 at 205 Overhill Drive (Lake Norman Tennis Center)

The board unanimously approved the meeting agenda and the April 22 minutes. It denied Text Amendment TA-2024-10 for Cottage Development flexibility. It denied Conditional Rezoning CZ-2025-08 for the 1025 Coddle Creek Highway site and approved Conditional Rezoning CZ-2025-06 for the 205 Overhill Drive site. The meeting was adjourned at 8:24 p.m.

• Approved agenda (unanimously)
• Approved April 22, 2025 minutes (unanimously)
• Denied Text Amendment TA-2024-10 (unanimously)
• Denied Conditional Rezoning CZ-2025-08 for 1025 Coddle Creek Highway (unanimously)
• Approved Conditional Rezoning CZ-2025-06 for 205 Overhill Drive (unanimously)
• Adjourned meeting at 8:24 p.m. (unanimously)

June 9, 2025

The Board of Adjustment will consider approval of a Watershed Density Averaging Certificate for a proposed commercial business at 106 Bridgewater Lane, part of the Watermark Shopping Center. It will also consider a Watershed Density Averaging Certificate for proposed future commercial development at several sites on Langtree Road, Mecklynn Road, Village View Drive, and Landings Drive. Both items are presented as staff report packets.

• Consider Watershed Density Averaging Certificate (WDAC-2025-01) for 106 Bridgewater Lane (Lot 2 Watermark Shopping Center)
• Consider Watershed Density Averaging Certificate (WDAC-2025-02) for 415 Langtree Road, 196 Mecklynn Road, 122 Mecklynn Road, 115 Mecklynn Road, 143 Village View Drive, 119 Landings Drive, and 105 Landings Drive

The Board of Adjustment approved the Watershed Density Averaging Certificate (WDAC‑2025‑01) for the 106 Bridgewater Lane site with a 3‑1 vote. It also unanimously approved the Findings of Fact and related decision for that application. The Board voted to continue discussion of the WDAC‑2025‑02 applications until the August meeting.

• Approved Watershed Density Averaging Certificate (WDAC‑2025‑01) 3‑1
• Approved Findings of Fact & decision (Exhibit A) unanimously
• Continued WDAC‑2025‑02 applications until August meeting unanimously

May 19, 2025

The Mooresville Board will consider a consent agenda that includes tax‑scroll adjustments, budget amendments, a FEMA grant appropriation, and transfers of reserve funds. It will also vote on accepting streets in the Brentwood Subdivision with an estimated $6,427,020 of improvements. Regular agenda items include several rezoning and annexation requests and a public hearing on the Community Development Block Grant program.

• Accept streets in Brentwood Subdivision and release performance bonds; improvements valued at $6,427,020
• Adopt FEMA Grant Project Budget Ordinance for $288,836 ( $255,285 for Hurricane Helene, $33,651 for Hurricane Debby )
• Transfer $140,000 from General Capital Reserve Fund to Stormwater Fund for emergency repairs on Secretariat Drive
• Approve Rezoning Request RZ-2025-02 for ~29 acres at 1135 Young Street and 704 Parker Avenue
• Approve contract with ClearWater, Inc. up to $99,360.50 for gearbox repair at the Wastewater Treatment Plant

The Mooresville Board of Commissioners approved several budget amendments, including a transfer of funds for stormwater repairs and a FEMA disaster relief budget. It also accepted streets in the Brentwood subdivision and approved three rezoning ordinances. An agreement with ClearWater, Inc. for a wastewater gear rebuild was authorized.

• Approved Adjustments to the Agenda, Consent Agenda, and Regular Agenda (6-0)
• Approved ordinance transferring $96,500 $140,600 from the General Capital Reserve Fund to the Stormwater Fund for Secretariat Drive repairs
• Approved resolution accepting Brentwood Subdivision streets, with improvements valued at $6,427,020
• Approved FEMA Grant Project Budget Ordinance allocating $288,836 ($255,285 for Hurricane Helene, $33,651 for Hurricane Debby)
• Approved rezoning of 1135 Young Street to Traditional Neighborhood and 704 Parker Avenue to Hybrid Light Industrial (6-0)
• Approved conditional rezoning of 264 Cayuga Drive (CZ-2025-03) (5-1)
• Approved conditional rezoning of 15.35‑acre Langtree Road site (CZ-2024-13) with conditions (4-2)
• Approved agreement with ClearWater, Inc. up to $99,360.50 for a wastewater treatment plant gear rebuild

June 2, 2025

The Mooresville Board of Commissioners will consider a series of resolutions and contracts, including a $1,792,623 purchase of a Pierce Enforcer Tandem Rescue/Hazmat Truck for the fire department. Other items include a contract amendment for street resurfacing, a waterline design contract, a speed‑limit reduction on West Lowrance Avenue, and the adoption of the FY26 budget ordinance. The meeting also features recognitions, public comment, and routine agenda adjustments.

• Resolution to purchase a Pierce Enforcer Tandem Rescue/Hazmat Truck for $1,792,623 (Contract #25-713)
• Amendment to Street Resurfacing Contract #25-570 increasing total contract to $2,052,025.13
• Contract award to McGill Associates for up to $236,000 for Broad Street and Norman Drive waterline design
• Ordinance reducing speed limit on West Lowrance Avenue from 35 mph to 25 mph
• Adoption of the FY26 Budget Ordinance

The Board of Commissioners approved the FY26 Budget Ordinance (5-1). It also approved several contracts, including a $1,792,623 rescue truck, a $236,000 waterline design contract, a $355,479.76 AT&T pole‑relocation contract, and a $54,700 Willow Valley Park design amendment. The board adopted a speed‑limit reduction on West Lowrance Avenue and approved conditional rezoning of a 0.75‑acre site at 2918 Charlotte Highway.

• Approved FY26 Budget Ordinance (5-1)
• Approved purchase of a Pierce Enforcer Tandem Rescue/Hazmat Truck for $1,792,623.00
• Approved contract with McGill Associates for up to $236,000 waterline design
• Approved AT&T contract for $355,479.76 to replace and relocate poles for East/West Connector Project
• Approved amendment to Willow Valley Park design contract, increasing amount to $287,300.00
• Approved ordinance reducing speed limit on West Lowrance Avenue from 35 mph to 25 mph
• Approved conditional rezoning CZ‑2025‑05 for 2918 Charlotte Highway
• Approved purchase of K9 Ramon upon retirement by Sergeant John Sage

May 12, 2025

The Mooresville Board of Adjustment will consider approval of the April 14, 2025 meeting minutes. It will also hear a request for a Watershed Density Averaging Certificate (WDAC-2025-01) for a proposed commercial business at 106 Bridgewater Lane, Lot 2 of the Watermark Shopping Center. Additional agenda items include postponement or withdrawal requests and routine administrative matters.

• Approve April 14, 2025 Board of Adjustment minutes
• Consider Watershed Density Averaging Certificate (WDAC-2025-01) for 106 Bridgewater Lane
• Postponement or withdrawal requests
• New business items (unspecified)
• Administrative items

The Board of Adjustment unanimously approved the April 14, 2025 meeting minutes. It also unanimously voted to continue the Watershed Density Averaging Certificate (WDAC-2025-01) for 106 Bridgewater Lane to the next meeting. The meeting was then adjourned unanimously.

• Approved April 14, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Continued Watershed Density Averaging Certificate WDAC-2025-01 until next month (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 5:01 PM (unanimous)

May 1, 2025

The Historic Preservation Commission will review a preliminary application to designate the Rufus Reid House, also known as Mount Mourne Plantation, as a local historic landmark. The body will decide whether to place the property on the Town Study List.

• Preliminary application to landmark the Rufus Reid House (Mount Mourne Plantation) at 104 Leslie Loop

The commission approved its agenda and the minutes from the April 3 meeting unanimously. It voted 5‑1 to place the Rufus Reid House (Mount Mourne Plantation) at 104 Leslie Loop on the Town’s Study List, allowing the formal landmark application to proceed. The meeting was adjourned at 6:19 PM by unanimous consent.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved April 3 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary application to add Rufus Reid House to Study List (5-1)
• Adjourned meeting at 6:19 PM (unanimous)

April 3, 2025

The Mooresville Historic Preservation Commission will consider and approve its agenda and the minutes from the March 6, 2025 meeting. A legal‑training presentation will be given, followed by any new business and general updates. No specific projects or contracts are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of agenda
• Approval of March 6, 2025 minutes
• Legal training presentation
• Discussion of new business (unspecified)
• General updates (unspecified)

The commission approved the meeting agenda as presented, with a unanimous vote. It also approved the March 6, 2025, meeting minutes unanimously. The meeting was then adjourned by unanimous consent.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved March 6, 2025, minutes (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

May 5, 2025

The Mooresville Board of Commissioners will consider a consent agenda covering numerous financial adjustments, vendor agreements, and project approvals. Key items include a $7,463,000 contract award to Landmark I, LP for a new elevated water storage tank, a $235,137 pavement resurfacing contract, and budget reallocations for a hazardous‑materials fire truck. The meeting also addresses a transfer of an economic‑development agreement to Magnera Corporation and several proclamations and public‑comment items.

• Award contract up to $7,463,000 to Landmark I, LP for Shepherds Elevated Storage Tank construction
• Approve $235,137 contract with Pavement Technology, Inc. for street resurfacing rejuvenator work
• Adopt master vendor agreements with multiple vendors (e.g., Stallings Refrigeration, Mooresville Ford Mercury, Gated Access LLC)
• Transfer economic development agreement and tax incentives from Berry Global to Magnera Corporation
• Allocate $2,500,000 from the General Fund to the Fleet Fund for a hazardous‑materials fire truck

The Board approved adjustments to the agenda (6-0) and adopted numerous consent‑agenda items, including a $235,137 Pavement Technology contract, master vendor agreements with 20 service providers, and a $2.5 million budget amendment to fund a hazardous‑materials fire truck. It authorized the purchase of 490 Faith Road, set new 35 mph speed limits on Rocky River Road, and approved a $7.463 million contract with Landmark I, LP for the Shepherds Elevated Storage Tank. The Board also adopted Batch 4 text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance (5-1).

• Adjusted agenda and consent agenda approved (6-0)
• Awarded Pavement Technology contract for up to $235,137 (approved)
• Adopted master vendor agreements with 20 vendors (approved)
• Budget amendment appropriating $2,500,000 for a hazardous‑materials fire truck (approved)
• Authorized purchase of property at 490 Faith Road (approved)
• Ordinance setting 35 mph speed limits on Rocky River Road adopted (approved)
• Awarded Shepherds Elevated Storage Tank Construction Project to Landmark I, LP for up to $7,463,000 (6-0)
• Batch 4 Unified Development Ordinance text amendments approved (5-1)

April 22, 2025

The Mooresville Planning Board will consider four conditional rezoning requests and one standard rezoning request for various properties in the town. The board will also approve minutes from a previous meeting.

• Consider approval of March 25, 2025, Planning Board Minutes
• Conditional Rezoning CZ-2025-04: 400-acre site at Patterson Farm Road for Earnhardt Farms, LLC
• Conditional Rezoning CZ-2025-07: 73.22-acre site at 1761 Mecklenburg Highway for EPCON Communities
• Conditional Rezoning CZ-2025-05: .75-acre site at 2918 Charlotte Highway for Garret Enterprises, LLC
• Rezoning RZ-2025-02: 29.91-acre site at 1131 Young Street and 704 Parker Avenue for Doug Johnson

The board considered Conditional Rezoning Request CZ-2025-04 for a 400‑acre site at Patterson Farm Road. A motion to deny the rezoning failed with a 3‑4 vote. A motion was then made to recommend the rezoning’s approval to the Town Board; the minutes do not record a vote on that recommendation. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Motion to deny rezoning failed (3-4)
• Motion made to recommend rezoning approval to Town Board (vote not recorded)
• Agenda approved unanimously
• Minutes of March 25, 2025 approved unanimously after correction

April 14, 2025

The Board of Adjustment will first consider approval of the August 26, 2024 meeting minutes. It will then review a Watershed Density Averaging Certificate request (WDAC‑2025‑01) for a proposed commercial business at 106 Bridgewater Lane in the Watermark Shopping Center. Finally, the board will consider the draft 2025 meeting calendar.

• Consider approval of August 26, 2024 Board of Adjustment minutes
• Review Watershed Density Averaging Certificate (WDAC‑2025‑01) for 106 Bridgewater Lane (commercial)
• Consider draft 2025 Board of Adjustment meeting calendar

The Board approved the August 26, 2024 minutes unanimously. It voted to continue the Watershed Density Averaging Certificate case (WDAC-2025-01) for 106 Bridgewater Lane until May 12. The 2025 Board of Adjustment meeting calendar was approved, and the meeting was adjourned at 6:51 pm.

• Approved August 26, 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Continued WDAC-2025-01 case for 106 Bridgewater Lane to May 12 (unanimous)
• Approved 2025 Board of Adjustment meeting calendar (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 6:51 pm (unanimous)

March 25, 2025

The Mooresville Planning Board will first consider approval of the February 25, 2025 meeting minutes. It will then review a conditional rezoning request (CZ-2025-03) for a 2.39‑acre site at 264 Cayuga Drive, changing the zoning from Conditional Use General Industrial to Conditional Hybrid Light Industrial. The board will also consider batch 4 text amendments (TA-2025-01, 02, & 03) to the Unified Development Ordinance covering interstate signage, window signage, and electric‑vehicle charging.

• Approve February 25, 2025 Planning Board minutes
• Consider Conditional Rezoning Request CZ-2025-03 for 264 Cayuga Drive (2.39 acres) from C‑GI to C‑HLI, submitted by Junior James Holdings, LLP
• Consider Text Amendments TA-2025-01, 02, & 03 (Batch 4) to the Unified Development Ordinance on interstate signage, window signage, and electric‑vehicle charging

The board unanimously approved the conditional hybrid light industrial rezoning (CZ-2025-03) for 264 Cayuga Drive. It also approved three Unified Development Ordinance text amendments: TA-2025-01 (4‑3 vote), TA-2025-02 (5‑1‑1 vote), and TA-2025-03 (7‑0 vote). A statement of reasonableness for the three amendments passed with a 6‑1 vote. Board member Rosalind Campbell submitted her resignation, effective after this meeting.

• Approved rezoning CZ-2025-03 for 264 Cayuga Drive (unanimous)
• Approved TA-2025-01 Interstate Signage amendment (4-3)
• Approved TA-2025-02 Window Signage amendment (5 for, 1 opposed, 1 abstained)
• Approved TA-2025-03 EV charging removal amendment (7-0)
• Approved statement of reasonableness for TA-2025-01, 02, 03 (6-1)
• Adopted meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved February 25, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Accepted resignation of board member Rosalind Campbell

March 6, 2025

The Historic Preservation Commission will hold a public re‑hearing and vote on whether to recommend that the Town Board adopt an ordinance designating the Dr. Nicholas Gibbons Moore House at 127 Charlotte St as a historic landmark. The commission will also consider a Certificate of Appropriateness for 224 N. Main Street to allow a third‑floor addition and building alterations. Additional agenda items include updates on a proposed new house at 523 E. Brawley Ave, design standards, and a possible landmark designation for the Rufus Reid House at Mount Mourne Plantation.

• Public re‑hearing and vote on recommending ordinance to designate 127 Charlotte St as a historic landmark
• Consider Certificate of Appropriateness (COA‑2025‑02) for 224 N. Main Street for third‑floor addition and alterations
• Review COA request for new house proposed at 523 E. Brawley Ave
• Update on HPC design standards
• Discussion of possible landmark designation for the Rufus Reid House (Mount Mourne Plantation)

The Historic Preservation Commission elected David Cole as Vice‑Chair, approved its agenda and minutes, and unanimously recommended that the Town Board designate the Dr. Nicholas Gibbons Moore House at 127 Charlotte Street as a historic landmark. The commission also recused Larry Schaeffer from a Certificate of Appropriateness request and approved the COA for 224 N. Main Street. All motions passed unanimously.

• Elected David Cole as Vice‑Chair (unanimous)
• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved February 6, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Recommended landmark designation for 127 Charlotte St. (unanimous)
• Recused Larry Schaeffer from COA-2025-02 item (unanimous)
• Approved Certificate of Appropriateness COA-2025-02 for 224 N. Main St. (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 6:59 pm (unanimous)

February 19, 2025

The Mooresville Board of Commissioners will discuss a financial update covering current conditions, the FY 26 preview, future considerations, and funding options. They will review capital projects including the Utilities Capital Improvement Plan and traffic and streets projects, as well as updates on Fire Station 7, parks and recreation, library projects, and the Sedimentation Control Authority. The agenda also includes a discussion of the downtown master plan and streetscape plan, the Moor Park, a parking deck, the Charles Mack Citizen Center, and the senior center. Finally, the board will examine attainable housing topics such as definitions, federal funds, community housing development organizations, and related working group reports.

• Utilities Capital Improvement Plan
• Traffic and Streets Projects
• Fire Station 7
• Master Plan and Streetscape Plan
• Attainable Housing Working Group Report

The Board of Commissioners met for a two‑day retreat on February 19‑20, 2025, featuring team‑building activities and staff presentations on financial updates, capital projects, downtown planning, and attainable housing. No motions, votes, or approvals were recorded in the minutes. The meeting adjourned at 5:05 p.m. on February 19, 2025.

April 7, 2025

The Board of Commissioners will discuss several high-value infrastructure contracts and land use requests. Key items include park renovations, stormwater improvements, and a conditional rezoning request for a 65.3-acre site.

• Contract award to G.L. Wilson Building Company for Moor Park renovations not to exceed $10,201,900
• Tentative contract award to Blythe Development Company for East Center Avenue Stormwater Improvements not to exceed $4,298,922.50
• Contract award to Ferebee Corporation for street resurfacing not to exceed $1,916,046.13
• Conditional Rezoning Request CZ-2025-01 for 65.3 acres at 165 Clodfelter Road, 154 Clodfelter Road, 816 Shearers Road, and 562 Ridge Avenue
• Contract with Cherry Bekaert LLP for FY25 Financial Audit not to exceed $131,000

The Board approved a construction contract up to $10,201,900 for the Moor Park renovations and the related budget amendment (5‑0). It also approved several consent‑agenda items, including contracts for street resurfacing, software for the police, and a Parks & Rec grant, as well as budget appropriations for infrastructure projects. Additionally, the Board appointed Jeffrey Mack to the Planning Board (5‑0) and approved conditional rezoning and a voluntary annexation ordinance.

• Awarded Moor Park renovation contract to G.L. Wilson Building Co. up to $10,201,900 (5‑0)
• Approved $1,916,046.13 contract to Ferebee Corp for street resurfacing (consent agenda)
• Approved $467,200 amendment to W.K. Dickson contract for Center Avenue storm project (consent agenda)
• Approved $125,368.56 CLEAR Proflex Software contract for Police Department (consent agenda)
• Approved $286,125 Parks & Recreation Trust Fund grant for Willow Valley Park (consent agenda)
• Appropriated $550,000 developer contributions for NC 150 land purchase (consent agenda)
• Transferred $300,000 reserve to East‑West Connector Phase II land purchase (consent agenda)
• Appointed Jeffrey Mack to the Planning Board to fill a mid‑term vacancy (5‑0)

February 25, 2025

The Mooresville Planning Board will review three separate rezoning requests for properties on Wiggins Road, Landis Highway, and Clodfelter/Shearers Roads. The board will also consider the approval of minutes from December 17, 2024.

• RZ-2024-11: Rezoning 84.853 acres on Wiggins Road from Hybrid Light Industrial and Neighborhood Mixed Use to Residential Low-Intensity
• RZ-2025-01: Rezoning 1.52 acres at 1554 Landis Highway from Community Commercial to Residential Limited Services
• CZ-2025-01: Conditional rezoning of 62.3 acres at 165 Clodfelter Road, 154 Clodfelter Road, and 816 Shearers Road from Residential Limited Service to Conditional Traditional Neighborhood

The board adopted the agenda and approved the December 17, 2024 minutes. It unanimously approved rezoning requests RZ-2024-11, RZ-2025-01, and conditional rezoning CZ-2025-01. The meeting was adjourned at 6:55 pm.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved December 17, 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning RZ-2024-11 for 84.853‑acre Wiggins Road site (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning RZ-2025-01 for 1.52‑acre site at 1554 Landis Highway (unanimous)
• Approved conditional rezoning CZ-2025-01 for 62.3‑acre sites at 165 & 154 Clodfelter Road and 816 Shearers Road (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 6:55 pm (unanimous)

March 17, 2025

The Board of Commissioners will discuss a conditional rezoning and voluntary annexation request for a 9.375-acre site at 171 W. Waterlynn Road. The meeting also includes several public safety equipment purchases and the creation of three new staff positions.

• Conditional rezoning and annexation of 9.375 acres at 171 W. Waterlynn Road
• Contract for $300,000 to Flock Safety for a Drones as First Responder 2.0 system
• Purchase of a $411,526 barrier system from Meridian Rapid Defense Group Sales LLC
• Easement agreement with Shepherds Fire-Rescue, Inc. for $142,000 for a water storage tank
• Contract amendment of $30,000 with Balfour Beatty Construction, Inc. for a parking plan

March 3, 2025

The Board of Commissioners will decide on several budget amendments, new staff positions, and land use requests. Key items include a large professional services contract for public utilities and two rezoning requests. The board will also consider amendments to the town's animal ordinances.

• Task Order 3 with Black & Veatch International Company not to exceed $1,273,440
• Rezoning of 84.853-acre sites on Wiggins Road to Residential Low-Intensity (RLI)
• Rezoning and voluntary annexation of 1.52-acre site at 1554 Landis Highway
• Contract amendment for GeoCivix Permit Plan Review Software in the amount of $46,800
• Budget appropriation of $35,000 from Workers Compensation Fund for insurance coverage

February 17, 2025

The Board of Commissioners will review a proposed Town Strategic Plan and a first reading of updated animal regulations. The meeting includes decisions on several new staff positions and a rezoning request for a site on Langtree Road.

• Conditional Rezoning and Voluntary Annexation for a 15.35-acre site on Langtree Road (Regalia at Langtree)
• Development agreement with South Iredell Community Development Corporation involving $826,340 for road construction
• Tax Scroll adjustments for 2024: $322,997.03 for vehicles, $10,815.24 in additions, and $1,446.98 in releases
• Temporary road closures for Uncorked and Artsy (May 2), Race City Festival (May 10), and Cool Kids Cape Crusade 5K (May 17)
• Creation of three new positions: Multi-Trade Plan Reviewer, Permit Specialist Supervisor, and Engineering Project Coordinator

February 6, 2025

The Historic Preservation Commission is reviewing a request for exterior building renovations at 212 N Main St. The commission will also consider a staff request for a rehearing regarding the landmark designation of 127 Charlotte St.

• Certificate of Appropriateness (COA-2025-01) for exterior renovations at 212 N Main St
• Staff-initiated request for a rehearing of 127 Charlotte St. Landmark Designation

January 28, 2025 - Canceled

The January 28, 2025 meeting of the Mooresboro Planning Board is canceled. The agenda included two rezoning requests for consideration.

• Canceled meeting
• Rezoning Request RZ-2024-11: 71.60-acre site on Wiggins Road
• Rezoning Request RZ-2025-01: 1.52-acre site at 1554 Landis Highway

February 3, 2025

The Board of Commissioners will discuss conditional rezoning and voluntary annexation for sites on Shadowbrooke Lane/Brawley School Road and Azalea Road. The meeting also includes several budget amendments and a contract for sidewalk design services.

• Rezoning and annexation of 17.01 acres at 298 Shadowbrooke Lane and 994 Brawley School Road
• Rezoning and annexation of 27.72 acres at 1614 Azalea Rd, 1608 Landis Hwy, and 116 Knight Ln
• Contract for North Main Sidewalk Extension design with American Engineering Associates not to exceed $348,108.35
• Budget transfer of $210,608 within the North Main Sidewalk Extension Capital Project Budget
• Temporary road closures for 2025 Food Truck Festivals on Main Street, Broad Street, and Moore Avenue

January 21, 2025

The Mooresville Board of Commissioners will consider a consent agenda that includes several financial adjustments, policy updates, and project approvals. Key decisions include a contract award to Balfour Beatty for up to $251,030 to begin preconstruction of a new parking structure at 100 North Church Street, and other items such as street acceptance, budget amendments, and historic landmark designation. The meeting also covers public comment, presentations, and closed‑session topics.

• Approve up to $251,030 contract to Balfour Beatty for first‑phase preconstruction of a parking structure at 100 North Church Street
• Accept Berkeley Ave, Isleworth Ave, Portland Ave, and Oakum Way in Forest Lake Townhomes and release bonds for $1,893,876 of improvements
• Adopt ordinance to demolish the building at 479 Clay St
• Approve $106,138.71 addendum to CentralSquare Technologies Master Services Agreement for CAD‑to‑CAD Unify cloud subscription
• Adopt ordinance designating Willow Valley Cemetery (200 S. Church Street) as a local historic landmark

January 9, 2025

The Historic Preservation Commission will review a request for exterior renovations at 212 N Main St. The body will also hold a public hearing to decide whether to recommend designating the Dr. Nicholas Gibbons Moore House as a historic landmark.

• Certificate of Appropriateness (COA-2025-01) for exterior renovations at 212 N Main St.
• Public hearing and vote on landmark designation for Dr. Nicholas Gibbons Moore House at 127 Charlotte St.

December 17, 2024

The Mooresville Planning Board meeting will review two agenda items. Item 9.a is a conditional rezoning request (CZ‑2024‑15) for a 9.53‑acre property at 171 W. Waterlynn Road, currently zoned Residential Low‑Intensity, seeking Conditional Corridor Mixed Use zoning. Item 9.b is a text amendment (TA‑2024‑10) to the Unified Development Ordinance to expand the definition and standards for the Cottage Development use, including lot size, dwelling size, parking and open‑space design.

• Conditional rezoning request CZ‑2024‑15 for 9.53‑acre site at 171 W. Waterlynn Road (currently Residential Low‑Intensity) seeking Conditional Corridor Mixed Use zoning.
• Text amendment TA‑2024‑10 to the Unified Development Ordinance to provide greater flexibility for the Cottage Development use, covering lot size, dwelling size, parking and open‑space design.