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· , .~ t buildings. Vice-Chairperson Tucker opened up the meeting to ~ remonstrators; there being none present, the Board proceeded with a discussion of the rezoning. After the Board's discussion, William Abbott moved to recommend to the Town Council the rezoning from A-1, Agricultural to GB, General Business. This was seconded by Steve Edwards and carried by unanimous vote of 6 in favor and 0 opposed. The next item to come before the Board were three letters from people in the vicinity of South Street complaining about the use of the property at 109 E. South Street. In particular, they complained of trash and junk cars, noise, junk cars being parked in front of the residence, deteriorating condition of the property and improper zoning uses. Bill Abbott moved that the Building Inspector look into the alleged violation and report back at the '- next meeting. This was seconded by Vern Kimmel and passed by vote of 6 in favor and 0 opposed. The Building Inspector then gave his report of 9 permits and 8 inspections. He also stated that there was a need for application to be drafted to correspond with the new ordinance. Attorney Currens advised that if Mr. Beikman would make a list of what he wanted in the respective applications he would draft the applications. Attorney Currens also advised that there is a need for a secretary for the Plan Commission to do the minutes and also for the Board of zoning Appeals. He and Building Inspector Beikman also stated that there is a need for storage areas for the filings and other Plan Commission documents. The Plan Commission requested that this matter be raised with the Town -2-