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I I f , I I I i I '-- '-- into subsurface drainage along with retention ponds where necessary. Sharon Turley, of 28 Allison Drive, had a question concerning the location of the apartments and where their property line extended to. She and her husband had concerns that the view from their home would look directly into the apartment complex. They also were concerned about Allison Road and the traffic that this project would create for the surrounding area. Jeff Halcomb, of 24 Allison Road, was concerned about traffic problems unless there is a stoplight on Highway 67. Mr. Caperton advised that they were looking in to having a stoplight placed on State Road 67, but it takes the State Highway Department considerable time to process these requests. Mr. Caperton then proceeded to describe the types of residential uses on the parcel of ground that lies east of the multi-family use. He advised that the homes would be built by Caperton construction and would be in the area of $90,000 to $150,000 houses. Ron Gibson, of 31 Allison Court, then requested a look at any prints of the proposed buildings. Mr. Caperton advised that he had not brought any of these with him. Mark Peden then interrupted and stated that the proposed uses were consistent with the Town's Master Land Use Plan. One of the remonstrators questioned what effect this type of development would have on the school system, police and fire departments and the sewer. Mr. Caperton responded that they were bringing in large sewer and water lines to help the surrounding area and that there would be demands on the school system and other agencies as this plan developed. Steve Buchanan then advised the Board that there was a -5-