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Special Exception will be located in a district where such use is permitted and ail other requirements in the ordinance which are applicable to such Special Exception will be met. They feel they have all requirements to meet the Speciai Exception. The only other requirement for granting the Special Exception is that would have to go to the Plan Commission for their finding that it would not affect the master land use plan in any adverse manner. They were at the Plan Commission last month and they agreed unanimously that this would not be a detriment to the Master Plan. Mr. Hollowy submitted a letter addressing some of the concerns of the Plan Commission. The applicants hrerby voluntarily agree to the following conditions should the board grant the use speciai exception for automotive body repair and associated uses on Lots Number 4B, 4E and 4H in Southbridge Crossing PUD: 1. The property WILL NOT be used as an "Impound Lot" or as a "Towing Service" storage lot. 2. On Average only (5) vehicles will be stored outside at any one time awaiting repair. How're, there will be periods, up to three (3) days, when there will be additional vehicles outside awaiting repair. We would like to make an agreement with the Board on maximum number of vehicles that can be stored outside at any one time. 3. All vehicles stored outside will be within an area that is enclosed with a six (6) foot screened chain-link fence. 4. No vehicles will be accepted unless an employee is present to place it within the building or fenced storage area. Mr. Holloway said with the fenced in area that there would be an easement for access to the sanitary sewer system along the side as requested by Mr. Beikman. They are asking the Board to approve a maximum number of vehicles they can store outside in the screened fenced area, they are saying five (5), but Mr. Holloway said he would like the number to be fifteen (15). Mr. Barry asked if the area would be screened and fenced and Mr. Hollowy said it would. Mr. Holloway said there would always be an employee present when all vehicles are left or picked up. There would be no drop offs in other words. Mr. Crouch asked to be shown the fenced in area again. Mr. Holloway pointed out the area and said it would all be fenced and no one would be able to see the cars parked there Mr. Crouch said his only question was if the elevation of the lot was the same as the map and Mr. Holloway it was approximately the same. Mr. Kramer asked if there were any other questions from the Board and anyone present. Mr. Holloway asked the Board establish number cars to be fifteen (15) to be stored outside; with the maximum number of days they can stored be five (5). Mr. Barry state if permissible to use their letter as the basis for their request. Mr., Swisher asked if there would be any incident where a car being repaired would not be delivered and Mr.