The developer West Main LLC partners say they’ve got just the place to recreate that long ago time: Western Madison County’s Flora, a town of 1,800 people whose most recent new downtown construction came 75+ years ago during World War II, when the nearby Kearney Park small arms ammunitions plant was going big guns.  In line with the fondness of Flora’s leaders for the past and desire to keep the town small, the West Main developers are limiting their condominium/commercial project to three historically inspired wood-frame brick veneer buildings of 12,000 square feet each.  “When we do it, it needs to look and feel old, because that is what gives Flora its charm,” said Aaron Oliver.