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serious problem he said that they did put the calcium chloride down,but as soon as it • rains the fork lifts and trucks pick it up and it goes on to the black top and turns to dust. He said that he was mowing he had to stop mowing because of the dust in his eyes. Mr. Burtrum asked for someone to come down and watch the dust when those trucks leave. Chairman Young asked Tim Currens about any ordinance concerning this and how can we enforce it also if there is any way to measure dust. Mr. Currens said it maybe an ordinance outside Planning or Zoning,he will look into it for the Commission. Commissioner Williamson brought up that 3.10 page 63 and another section on dust. Mr. Burtrum said that the noise has improved,but they still are awaken with loud noise at night,he also mentioned the weeds were cut after they had gone to seed. Mr. Burtrum will return in August. Holloway Engineering came before the Commission to review minor revisions to Bridgemor Village. Ross Holloway explained that people are wanting more than is offered now and also are wanting detached units. Mr. Holloway said that the exterior fencing are not changing and are as nice and the continuing style will be carried on, the landscaping package will even be better. These units will have 21/2 car garages and more storage space, except for one they are larger then the existing units. Mr. Holloway also said that most of the units have relativity small patios,the proposed units would have a much larger space and the detached units will have a much larger patio space. This project originally had 112 units with 3 options this will reduce that to 96 units with more options. Mr. Holloway showed a video of the units showing the outside and changes on the inside. Terry Neer came before the Commission, explaining that they are trying to meet the needs and wants of the buyers. He also explained a little of how they make the decisions on what type of homes,he said that the price range has been$154,900 to $239,000 the new models will be 149,900 and 193,900. Mr. Holloway said that each building will be brought before the Commission for approval. Commissioner Brown asked if the individual residences are to get around some of the separation distances. Mr. Holloway's answered no,but they would be built to code for fire resistance. The Chairman said some people do not want there property attached to another. Commissioner Brown is concerned about fire spreading quickly with the building being so close. Commissioner Whaley ask with the additional patio area would it cause more run off,Mr. Holloway said that it would be less, the ground cover will be less because of reducing the size of the buildings, where now have approval for 112 units,this will be 96 units. Commissioner Williamson was concerned with the possibility of a third bedroom, they could turn into a rental situation, Mr. Terry Neer said no they have deed and covenant restrictions in place to protect the community. Mr. Currens asked with the bigger patio areas will it have an impact on surface drainage. Mr. Holloway said no but he will provide calculations on the impact. Chairman asked if they were here on a consulting mode, Mr. Holloway said that no, that they believe that this is a minor change, they are continuing with the same plan. They have the same exterior they are still all condominiums, they are the commissions blessing to approve these changes mainly the different types of buildings they will have. Holloway said that he would provide the calculations and they would still need to bring back each building and sections for approval, at that time if they have not provided everything that is wanted they will provide what is needed. They are not changing the