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Nila Turley, 4833 East Hadley Road asked if the developer was in charge of outbuildings. She would also like to see more masonry. Mr. Holloway told her if homeowner was in violation the Town could enforce since this was a PUD. This includes anything recorded on the plat. Vicki Lassiter, 4092 Hadley Road, voiced concerns about traffic. She said there was never going to be a stoplight at Johnson Road and Hadley Road, because you can't stop going up the road. The bridge was always washing out and there was no guard rail. She stated the Plan Commission requested Hadley Road be lowered for site visibility, but this only made it worse. It would have been better if the road was higher. She said she had cars in her yard all the time;Hadley Road was not ready for this development. She thinks traffic studies need to be done. Mr. Holloway said it would take ten years or more to develop. It will take a year or longer for the retention pond and section 1 (15 to 20 lots)to develop. He stated Highway 144 will be four lanes in the next ten years. Improvements always come because of a need not a want. He could get a time frame for the improvements at Hadley Road and Highway 67. Joe Beikman told the commission a Wal-Mart was building at Heartland Crossing. Mr. Holloway told the commission the developer had talked about fencing the playground or the pool. Commissioner McGuire said they also needed to remove the parking spaces at the playground. Commissioner Logan said he didn't think enough amenities were offered for people to want to move to the project. Mr. Holloway disagreed. Commissioner Young said no homes were being built in the Villages of Eastmore. The builder told him the lots were too small and people can't put swimming pools in their yard. Joe Beikman was concerned about the developer changing covenants and restrictions. With the new stormwater ordinance, if the homeowners association dissolves should the Town be given authority to impose a maintenance fee to maintain the stormwater. Mr. Holloway will get with Joe on maintenance of stormwater. Joe stated Rule 13 says less impervious surfaces have to be shown on the plat. Attorney Currens said no two houses should have same elevation next to each other. Commissioner Young asked the size of garages. Mr. Holloway answered 20 x 24. Commissioner Bryant asked Mr. Holloway about the issue of brick, maybe 80%but a variation of brick% and placement. Mr. Holloway asked the commission for a consensus as to proceeding with the project. He said he could make it so a reasonable number of lots had to be sold before • Homeowners Association takes over. A motion was made by Commissioner Ehrhart