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Attorney Currens stated his concern is adopting a comprehensive plan is the zoning ordinances will need to match. Moor.esville''s intention is to upgrade our ordinance and would like to see timing so they would match and there is a limit to how far we can push our utility. Erin told him •- there was somebody on board that could help with the discussions. She wanted to know if two months delay on approving the plan was enough time. Attorney Currens said yes on the corridor and how we are impacted. Erin said now is a good time to get ready while there is a down time and before the boom comes back again. There was a letter of continuance for Indy Tractor from Holloway and Associates. .A motion was made by Commissioner Berwick with a second by Commissioner Anders to continue and have them come to the next tech meeting. Motion carried unanimously. Next on the agenda, Holloway and Associates for Phillips Edison-Village Center minor plat. John Larrison resented a map that included the entire shopping center. The goal was to separate and divide off Advance Auto Parts and Long John Silvers into two lots as each lot was going to be sold. Lot#1 is Advance Auto Parts, Lot#2 is Long John Silvers, and. Lot#3 is the bigger portion of the shopping center. From a use standpoint there are no changes. When the Amy family sold the shopping center it was transferred as one parcel. In the tech meeting Commissioner Brown asked if the commission was going to see this plat again for more divided lots. John Larrison did not know for sure but said probably. Joe Beikman, Building Inspector, said to answer this question,they could only do one more lot. A minor plat is only four lots. The sanitary easement at Advance needs some type of easement recorded on the plat. One curb cut goes into Long John Silvers and if this is split off someone who owns the other parcel can cut off access to Long John Silvers. Commissioner Young said there is insufficient parking in that area anyway. Attorney Currens told the commission some form of common easement needed to be put on the plat. John Larrison said they knew they needed to do work on the sanitary sewer and the access hadn't come up simply because they had access. Joe Beikman said he was not satisfied with the drawing they had brought in to the review. A motion was made by Commissioner Brown with a second by Commissioner Whaley to table to the next meeting. Motion carried 7-0. Next was the discussion on a vet clinic at Town Center. Dr. Abdullah told the commission he would not be boarding overnight except for surgery. This was not a boarding kennel. There will be thirteen kennels only for animals being treated in the facility. Joe Beikman said the property was a PUD-C zoning and ok for the clinic. They want to remove the broken down deck and plant sod there for their rehab, in case of a hip or knee surgery to walk the animals. They won't be left outside unattended. Commissioner Brown said he did not have a problem with this. The fence will have a gate and the parking is adequate. There is employee parking behind the center and it is lit. Attorney Currens said to document stipulations for a gate in the fence and a directional hooded light in back with a motion sensor aimed at the ground. They don't need a motion to approve because it is an ancillary use. A motion was made by Commission Berwick with a second by Commissioner Perry to provide the date and time of the Tech meeting when the petition is filed in the Clerk-Treasurer's office and tell them they have to have a representative present at the Tech meeting. Motion carried 7-0. Joe Beikman, Building Inspector, reported twelve (12)permits and fifty(50) inspections. Commissioner Berwick asked about Maple Lane and Washington and Old St. Rd. 67. Attorney Currens said he had found out the owner had leased to another person, so he will send them a