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would meet stormwater requirements. Mike Young questioned the availability of images of the potential homes, Ross responded no, he did address items attached to the rezone by the Town Council. When no further questions were presented Mike Young called for audience comments or concerns: when none were made Jeff Dieterlen questioned the traffic study, indicating what was presented at tech review was partial and just receiving the full study during the current presentation, Jeff further asked for a noise study, a possible stormwater study and to look again at a possible second entrance, he requested that these items be presented prior to the next meeting, during the next tech review. Ross Holloway then reviewed the list of items being sought, concerns addressed and requested a continuance: Mark Taylor made the motion to continue, Josh Brown seconded the motion and motion passed 8-0. Fourth item on the agenda: Primary Plat @ E. Hadley RD presented by Holloway Engineering on behalf of Jeff Allen, POA for Susan C Jessup Farms Inc. The request is for a 196 -lot plat on the 90.268 acres to be known as Grand Oaks. Ross presented the proposed plat, and indicated a traffic study was being completed. He stated the 196 lots would be broke up in to 4 sections, include 2 entrances, 50 ft common area, playground, public utilities including sewer and believed all concerns expressed at tech review had been addressed. Mike Young called for questions, comments or concerns from the commission members. Josh Brown noted the addition of an emergency exit near the lot 53 area in comparison to the previously presented plat with 73 lots. Tammy VanHook clarified with Ross Holloway was this additional exit / entrance based on overall number of lots and not based on location to the 53. Mary Taylor questioned the previously promised fence. Ross referenced the requirements, commitments and restrictions the developer presented and the Town Council recently approved, Mike Young asked for clarification, Beth Copeland indicated the council could be more restrictive than the commission. Josh Brown addressed street parking and the ability of the commission to police this. The commission members discussed witYJ Bret Copeland how the commission could enforce any convenience an ommitments, Kim Scofield presented the option to remove the wor nig at a lowed the Commission to enforce or impose penalties, Tammy VanHook expressed concern if wording was removed and these items could not be overseen by police who then would hold homeowners accountable. Mike Young opened questions, comments or concerns to the audience. Neighbors expressed concern for lack of fence as promised, trash along the property lines similar to Grandview, concerns for increased traffic, an audience member expressed concern for commission member Mr. Alumbaugh to vote based on his employer. When no further audience comments were made Jeff Dieterlen questioned the rezone ordinance available